Trooper Peter

Terrell, I have e-mailed you at ataworks@yahoo.com titled "WANTED-Replacement Parts for TD armor". Looking forward to hear from you soon. -Trooper Peter

LOL you can't get more accurate than that!

Thanks for the heads up info on the release date and price of the "The Making of Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back: The Definitive Story Behind the Film" book - hardcover edition. I'm pleased to see that the cover of this much awaited book : is consistent with the book cover format of J.W. Rinzler's earlier master piece as shown here :

Congratulations to the new FISD Admin Team for 2010.

Mods you can lock and close up this thread.

Òrlendr, thanks for the tips and url link. I've got it done already.

Its about time I retire the existing FISD forum monicker "The Sith OverLord" to the ID that I've been using in the MEPD forums (and in Facebook as well). As such please change my FISD forum ID to Trooper Peter Thanks!

Now that's some improvement in your apperance when we last sway you TK-8290. Now that you've "cleaned up" your act you look pretty close to those HWT pictures that are shown at Screen Caps - post 'em if you got 'em, boys!. The relatively more weathered part on your front seems to give the impression that you were knocked down face down to the soil and got back up again after that. Having said that, it is much better we see you in your toned down weathered armor and sporting some action poses with your BFG or E-11.

VacTrooper I salute your efforts in sculpting your own TK Helmet. Things seem to be in order except for the shape of your dome is bit too rounded per my observation.

Looks like the actor in this Stormtrooper suit has got a much bigger waist the extras in the movie. Looks like its ripping apart!

Congrats Joey and here's a toast to your 1000th over post here my friend!

Hey Keith your armor looks fine. We'll be looking forward to have another look after you've toned down the "Dewback poodoo" and add some slight black wash to it. Remember the motto "Less is More" when it comes to weathering.

Got a question which I hope that I can find the answers I seek. Were there any netting / mesh affixed behind the frowns of the Stormie / Sandie helmet props used in ANH? I've looked through the Internet but can't see much details behind the frown. I refer to the STUNT and HERO Helmets. If mesh had been used, were they affixed in a vertical or diagonal position? I've seen pictures posted by forum members where the position of the mesh are mainly in a diagonal position. Thanks in advance guys.