TKRalf

Unfortunately no.

Your best bet might just be to buy them at the window. Disneyland really doesn't offer much in terms of discount for tickets. But at least when you're there they can walk you through if you want to buy for multiple days or for both parks. Not sure if you're familiar with Disney California Adventure. It requires a separate admission and has some stuff Disneyland doesn't (Cars Land and alcohol!) Next week will be packed so if you want to see and do most of the park you might have to look into multiple days. With the Season of the Force going on in Disneyland be sure to get your fastpasses for Hyperspace Mountain first thing in the morning while the rest of your party gets in line for Star Tours. Off the bat you can do two of the busiest rides within an hour without having to spend 120 minutes in line for hyperspace. Costume wise they are allowing people to suit up but there is alot of rules you have to follow.

They haven't even shipped one single hat. Until then I'm not holding my breath. :/

I'm her official wrangler/personal assistant

Captain on Deck!

Lady In Chrome coming along nicely!

Great job as always on the newsletter! I always enjoy reading them.

LadyInChrome looking good

This hobby requires a lot of patience. Relax and don't rush it. That's how costly mistakes happen. Some parts don't come together easily (I'm looking at you forearms!). For instance you'll need to clamp them and leave overnight so the glue cures and they stick together wether they like it or not. Don't worry the legion will be here when you're finished. Good luck!

I love their videos!

Armor building olympics?!

It should be doable with the right cuts. We have about 3 petite female troopers in ANH stunt armor here in SoCal. Two have CAP-W armor and one has I believe RS.

While at San Diego comic con a woman asked me if she could have my stormtrooper babies. She didn't know that the TIE pilot next to me is my GF.

This isn't a cheap hobby. Best thing to do is save up. You're armor is not a one time deal, you'll be constantly needing to work on it, upgrade, repair, etc.

Strapping methods aren't a requirement for approval, but they are a requirement for durability and practical purposes. The reason why so many of us cry "snaps" is because over time Velcro will lose its hold. We strive to look out best always, and a sloppy TK can make us cringe. You don't want to be the trooper whose shoulder has fallen off or the chest and ab that just don't look right. <br><br> As for the clamshell design, I personally use it because I can get suited up much quicker. its convenience.

I normally go with "The emperor forbids it" or something like that. Actually if anything we have been instructed by Disney out here in SoCal not to hand over blasters to anyone under any circumstances. So if parents insist we tell them our new policy.

Good luck on your build. Patience is key so despite your excitement, take it easy. AM handplates are way too big for ESB so look into trimming them into a more accurate shape.

That's why I love my AP

I hope the FISD servers are up to the challenge once people begin receiving their kits.

Great job as always!

Congrats on 3 years and counting!

Until I see them ship one, yes ONE product, I'll believe them. For now I call shenanigans.

They haven't shipped ONE single product. I'm about ready to call shenanigans on the whole operation.

Awesome work troopers!