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I hope everyone that wanted one got a print. I do still have some left is anyone else wants to join in the fun though. I'd love to see how those that picked them up have gone about displaying them... Do you have other art with them or are you displaying them along with armor and props? Thanks! Chris

Excellent. Thanks!

Cool. See you in Orlando! He's actually a hybrid of troopers. A mostly ANH Stunt helmet with a blend of ANH and R1 Troooer for the rest. I've always loved the ANH helmets but I actually dig the more real world equipment look of the undersuit, abs, and armor bits. Some of the R1 stuff really bothered me though like the way the belt ammo boxes were contoured to the ab details and the missing rivet cover details. Soooo I kind of did my own blend of things. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

LOL. I made a thread over in the sale section.... Didn't want to mess with the rules. http://www.whitearmor.net/forum/topic/41066-celebration-art-show-exclusive-stormtrooper-equipment-print-pre-order/

Excellent and thanks! Sorry you won't be there to pick it up in person but glad you managed to get in on the preorders....

Just wanted to start a thread here at FISD to chat about my celebration print, share some details, and answer any questions folks might have... Shout out if you want to see anything in particular detail. Everything is pretty detailed out and its all at the same scale... 25% of actual size on the finished print. Sale thread up here incase you didn't make it to Celebration earlier this year.... Sale Thread Thanks, Chris

Dang. Well so much for the search engine. Mods please feel free to delete this little sidetrack. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I was just wondering if anyone has done an interior for their helmet based off of the piece in DK's Visual Dictionary… I designed the original Riddell Mini Helmets back in the day that its based off of and was just thinking about putting together a full size one for myself. The eye greeblies are found parts but most of it is custom made to match the mini helmet interiors. Are there any kits out there or someone that has done up a nice replica that could hook me up with some parts? Thanks, Chris

I'll loot at what I have.... Might only have final art on that one.

I'm not sure of a screen used version with the curly wires.... I built mine based off of the ones in the promo shots with the actors and as seen in Chronicles. I was going for a build as I thought the designers intended it to look. I'm amazed people still reference the Parts of Star Wars site.... we've been so busy for so long on illustration work we just never got it updated. Some secions are soooo out of date its funny. Chris

Andy, If you would.... I'd like to be on the list as well. looking forward to what you come up with. Thanks, Chris

I haven't come across those yet... Time to go looking at some more threads. Thanks, Chris

The big art of it is in the Star Wars Blueprints The Ultimate Collection from DK.... It's printed on a full size poster and if memory serves me correctly it's 85% of actual size.... Here's a link to the set on Amazon... http://www.amazon.com/Star-Wars-Blueprints-Ultimate-Collection/dp/0756638690/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1349961061&sr=8-2&keywords=Star+wars+blueprints Chris

Just found some old pics of my ANH E-11 and thought I'd share.... Built it up using almost all real parts: Real Deactivated Sterling, Hengstler, Scope, and Drawer Glides... only the Cylinders are replicas. Since these photos I've replaced the scope witha slightly better one. I'll try to snap a few, more current pics, soon. Chris

Just going through files on my computer and thought folks might enjoy this... Its a look at the black and white line art I did for the DK Blueprints of the RT-97c. Might help anyone that is trying a custom build of the blaster.... A bit of trivia is that Chris Trevas and I were the ones to name this blaster while we were working on the blueprints for DK.... Here is how the name came about..... RT-97C = R(eiff)T(revas)-(19)97(the year Trevas and I first met) C(hris) Enjoy, Chris Reiff