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This has already been changed actually.

Really!? This winter up here in Sweden is really nice compared to how it was last winter. I'm overjoyed at the mild weather. Seems like you got the short end of the stick this time...

Where do you want the chipping? The only thing on the original suits that showed signs of paint chipping were the stunt helmets. Not the armour or the hero helmets. So obviously you would need to paint a khaki-base layer on your stunt helmet, mask off the chippings and the paint it all white before removing the masking to get the desired result.

Sadly, if you want to go as accurate as you've said you want then you shouldn't do that.

I got my undersuit from a local sports shop. It's one of those tight black things you wear under your clothes when you're running outside in bad weather.

Nice catch John.

Rubbing your brow trim against it also works. Same thing as using the boots really, but less dirty. Some things on my suit is done with permanent marker rubbed out before the ink settled. But I don't recommend that. Too easy to mess up and too hard to remove.

Aww

Flawless build buddy. Well done! You bring "German Engineering" to the world of TK's

Helmet and how the holster is riveted to the belt. The rest are optional accessories.

It's made by "Singlepoint". The top scope on the Alien blaster looks a lot like the 4x20 scope on Boba Fetts ESB and ROTJ EE-3 blaster. Even the scope mounts look like they are the same.

The Rexim Favor SMG is pretty hard to find anywhere. It didn't sell very well. Pretty much no nation adopted it because of it's high price tag.

Domain names are easy. You buy one from a vetted company, pay x sum every year to keep it (I pay about 10 USD/year for locitus.com) and then you administer it from the website of where you bought the domain name. A-records points to your servers IP address CNAMES point to an A record and serve as nicknames for A records (not really used much on public internet) MX-records points to A records but are only used by E-mail servers, so point them to your A record "mail.example.com" and not www.example.com

It's just too dark on screen for you to see it, but it was really just open holes in the frown. No mesh behind it.

If that's what you're going for then you should forget about everything "fancy". The off the set look is really very simple with no add-ons.

The original helmets had chin straps, yes. If that's what you're asking?

Don't put leds in the lenses (and if you do, at least make them hidden). That's for republic commandos. A speaker system does nothing to centurion. Again, it has to be hidden.

You'd likely not save any money on mixing and matching. Even if you could get the spare parts to do it, which may not be so easy. Don't forget the shipping costs of getting armour from different vendors across the country. Those costs may very well end up eating up any potential savings on other parts.

There are several threads (or well, I know of at least 1 more) about this. It's also known that "Teras Kasi" is a Extended Universe martial art. So it can't be why they are called TK in a movie made some 25 years earlier than EU has existed. Simply put there are no proof what it means. Everything is either speculation of invented afterwards to give something a meaning where there is none. I'm personally inclined to think of "Trooper Korps" as dante says. It's widely known that a lot of SW was inspired by WW2 Germany. And "Trooper Korps" is German.

Attaché is something we have to help bring the TK's of our garrison closer to FISD. Like a FISD ambassador if you will. But it's also just as much a two way thing, to help bringing the garrisons thoughs on FISD to the staff so we know what's good and what needs improvement. @Rob You're awesome too!

TK's with paldron make me sad.

Hmm, yeah I retract my previous suggestion. You're a lot better off with RT-MOD. It's also quite an accurate kit for bigger guys.

You will also need a amp and speaker for the icomm. I suggest aker since icomm is made to be used with an aker amp-speaker. Always sand the abs a bit before gluing. Make sure to get lots of (strong!) rare earth magnets to hold the pieces together while the glue cures. E-6000 has a really long cure-time but it's worth the wait. Edit: I just checked the first post and saw you already got the magnets.

Better to get some good looking armour and shim some of the pieces if you need it, in my opinion. And your friend, he's definitely in the sweet spot for ATA size-wise.

There you go!