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I would recommend painting the side ab rivets white.

No idea unfortunately. But I'm sure there will be some on eBay. Sent from my Nexus 5 using Tapatalk

That would be my guess.

I'm sure they try to snatch up everything they find. But I don't think they put it on everyone's suits. Maybe for an additional fee. Sent from my Nexus 5 using Tapatalk

New gear. Newey aren't around anymore.

Looks like another account for starfortress. The products look like theirs, and the etsy name has a similar ring to it. Avoid!

Or I just move this thread and delete your other one.

You have NE bells. The AM bells are symmetrical. IE both are the same.

NE and AM is not the same armour.

No it's not. It's a recast of RS and RS (being cast of an original suit) is made for slim people. Only the thighs are larger than normal, and they came from the AM kit. Left shoulder bell is on the right in the picture.

You're welcome.

http://www.whitearmor.net/eib/certificates/73511-centurion.png

Nice!

http://trooperbay.com/stormtrooper-helmet-masking-templates/

Bapty is a UK company that supplies weapons for movies. They are the company that "created" many of the star wars blasters, among them the E-11 design. But what we're talking about are the non-firing modified sterlings Bapty produced, because they couldn't bring functional firearms into Tunisia. http://www.bapty.co.uk/

With sticks and stones!

Yarr. Matey be right.

Well, he also posted the same photo in his thread showing it off. So it's not that exclusive. http://www.whitearmor.net/forum/topic/21279-anh-sterling-prop/

It's also important to mention that FISD does not own the CRL's. While we influence them, we don't control or directly edit them.

It should be. If you apply for centurion, feel free to ignore that bullet. The thing is we have so many CRL's to edit that sometimes we forget one or two. And then again, 95% of all stormtroopers tend to do the ANH stunt, so it is by far more important to make sure that one is correct.

That is likely a part of the demilling process.

Yes I do.

For the blank firing hero blasters you would need it, right?

Why there is no blaster history is because there is none. No production used E-11 has ever been cast for general availability. At least to my knowledge. The few ones that are in private hands are sitting pretty where they are. Actually, now I remember the ESB E-11 that RS bought the moulds for, which is production made. So there's that one at least.

More specifically, it is Lee Malone's Bapty. Lee came over and posted the pictures himself.