Locitus

The force is obviously not as strong in 2015 as it was the year before. Sent from my Nexus 5 using Tapatalk

You'll also want to trim off the top and bottom of the belt so that it's closer in line with the boxes on it. It also looks like you're using too wide cover strips on your forearms and biceps. You're a skinny person so there's no need to use extra wide ones. Try to go about 15 mm in width.

When the planets align to form Kylo Ren's lightsaber.

In this case it doesn't really matter much. But E-6000 does work excellent.

http://www.whitearmor.net/eib/certificates/81477-centurion.png

No one has the classic stormtrooper from anovos yet. It hasn't started shipping yet. But it can be approved for sure, as long as you build it properly.

My mantra is that you get what you pay for. If you want great hardware, expect to pay for it too. And generally, the more business oriented offerings are better in the long run, despite the higher cost. That pretty much limits you to HP, Dell, Apple and Lenovo. I'm a thinkpad enthusiast myself. Btw, chromebooks have internal storage to store keep your work when you don't have network (but seriously, who doesn't these days? Just tether your phone and be done with it).

www.romfx.com

I've met with the developers of Battlefront at DICE and the way the characters look is most certainly a game design decision rather than "being canon". Yes, they definitely tried to make it feel and look as much star wars as possible, but good game design (from a playability aspect) always comes first. Pauldrons on non-sandtroopers are for example not a new canon, but a way to tell the player to watch out because that enemy is more powerful than the generic stormtrooper.

It's okey to trim the neck opening, But if you build it properly so that you can open the check and back from the side instead of forcing your head in from under, you won't need to. You'll also want to cut the arms down in length. Do it at the wrist end and you can simply use a hack saw to do it.

Whatever...

No one forces you to use special miniature snaps. The point is that anyone can make helmet straps using what they have left over from the armour building without having to spend anything extra.

Here. Sent from my Nexus 5 using Tapatalk

Only if you apply too much heat.

"Striker" is a member that comes to mind. But there are of course others too.

You need more posts.

There are some people here on the forum selling ready-made blasters if you don't want to build one. Much nicer ones than a hasbro too.

You can ask RS or TM who also do commission builds. The price point is roughly the same,but of much higher quality. I don't know if they can do it in such a short time frame however.

http://www.whitearmor.net/eib/certificates/42114-centurion.png

http://www.whitearmor.net/eib/certificates/11075-eib.png http://www.whitearmor.net/eib/certificates/81477-eib.png

Convincing yes. But full of lies.

I was including rubies on my mental list of hero's.

Not the best hero I've seen. Not the worst. Looks a bit like they tried modifying a stunt to look like a hero without knowing that really sets them apart aside from the obvious bubble lenses and fewer teeth.

Both of which you already have.

Why buy one when it's literally just two pieces of elastic and a snap? Just make one yourself.