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Sure, go ahead.

I asked for it to be edited, but I´ll put in a reminder.

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Hi Fernando! Like the others have mentioned already, I feel that you would improve the look of your armour greatly if you made the thighs slimmer, and also the biceps in my opinion. I would also recommend fixing your blaster and the correct style D-ring. But I will still approve your EI application.

Looking good. I like the weathering on the blaster. Approved!

Well, looking at the URL it's pretty obvious that it's not going to work whitearmor.net/emailus.html?showforum=80 Where as a normal link would look like whitearmor.net/forum/index.php?showforum=80

Nice and clean build. I would try to do something about the ab plate buttons though. They are over trimmed, and the 4-button strip could be glued down instead of velcroed. Either way, approved.

The ones I just used are 10 mm tall, but 8 mm should be plenty as well.

AP uses 0.08 gauge ABS is that's any help. That's comparable with 2 mm in the metric system.

Yes, it has a nice weight to it.

Fair enough.

Thanks Paul. Why i put them where I did is because I saw indentations where I think the original rivets where at. Acting without thinking. But if that is the only thing I did worthy of comment from you then I´m most pleased.

Last pictures. Donny needs to leave one day early so we had to speed up the build and skip the elastics. He'll finish that on his own at his home later. Managed to somewhat save the rear traps from earlier accident. Not the best paint job, but it works. I've never ever said I'm good at painting. Tube stripes are as you can see still under the masking and may need some cleanup after the second coat has dried fully. The vocoder suffered the worst from our tight schedule and needs cleanup. The paint was still too tacky when I had to put the second coat on.

Well, I have in fact just now finished helping my friend build his new RS kit to near screen accurate detail and painted his helmet. All in less than 48 hours. -> http://www.whitearmor.net/forum/index.php?showtopic=20377 It's his first kit and he knows little about TK's so I'm lending my hand and home to him to make sure it gets done right.

No you cannot.

Cheers Rob! With the exception of some paint cleanup and second coating this armour is pretty much finished now. Donny just needs to glue on the snap plates and elastics where I've indicate and make the elastics for the snap plates. So 90% complete in 2 days.

Belt is now complete. Holster is mine and Donny needs to get is own. Holster attaches with snaps on the inside of the belt.

Vocoder and tube stripes painted. Still needs another coat and some cleanup. Had an accident related to possibly not thoroughly cured paint and old masking tape. When I took the tape off it took the paint with it, so I had to fill it back in with grey. Needs another coat and then to fix the stripes.

Thigh ammo belt attached with cap rivets

Painted the stripes in the tears and traps (and ears) this morning

Because I have a kick an impolite person mocka master brewer. It's great coffee. Belt assembly almost complete with cap rivets and all. Yes, the elastics are different widths because I screwed up with the distancing between the cap rivet and snap on one side.

I have loads of coffee left to brew

I think I got 5 hours last night. Went to bed at 1 AM and up at 6 AM. Nights are about average I guess? Sunset at 11 PM or so, sunrise at 5 AM maybe? I dunno. Never thought about it.

Looking good! I'd recommend lowering your bicep and pulling up your thighs a little bit if possible. Approved!

That is one sweet build you have there. Looking forward to your Centurion application. Approved!