Arnie_DK

450$ for the plastic parts and 300$ for the helmet.

Got all three with my old armour, and the only thing still in use is the neckseal, but thats going as soon as I get my hands on a new one.

Theese guys are the same as Jedi-robe.com and stormtrooper-costumes.com and should in my opinion be avoided at all costs!

Indeed it is Maybe I should get it done before the birthday party in Helsingborg next weekend...

Garh Well, that will have to be fixed some other time

This have been lying dead in the water for a while now. Just been too busy to finish it, but its finally done, and I have already been wearing it for some unofficial trooping. But final pics of the helmet kit. My other TM helmet kit, will be used in a replica HDPE build, but that will probably get a thread of its own when I get the time to start it

Had a complete opposite reaction, when I was handing out flyers wearing my TK, in my home town, some time ago. A pedestrian with a big saint bernard dog walks by me, and the dog just looks calm and curious at me. The owner of the dog stops and tells me that normally the dog will bark and snarl if anyone is just wearing a scooter helmet with a clear lens in it, so he was quite amazed that the dog reacted on me(or didnt) as it did.

Nice tip

Damn! That is a sweet bucket

Damn! That is a sweet bucket

Great newsletter and congrats to Brian I also like that I'm on all the pictures Mathias posted from LEGOland hehe

Looks good to me

No matter what vetted maker you choose from the FISD list, you can be positive that theyre cheaper than Jedirobe.

Remember that they state this is 501st approvable, and it isnt out of the box, so thats false marketing, and you should use that when asking for a refund.

Did you buy it from Jedirobe directly? In that case you can send it back and demand a refund. If you got it from someone privatly, I'm not sure what you can do about it.

Found some very similar to yours at a DIY shop. I intend to try and put some of Karins rubber handguards on them, when I find some time for it

Theres a word for that, and its boring

You could do like I did a few month ago http://www.whitearmor.net/forum/index.php?showtopic=19535&hl=&fromsearch=1

Try and check if you got both sides completely flush, bu laying them on a flat surface.

I know nothing about electronics so you may be right. Its still using a 9v batt though...

HEhe yeah I found out how silly my question was, after asking it But its making a consatnt whining noise and everything is distorted. Dont think I can use it.

I have the pico amp setup from that guy. Same setup, but smaller amp box, so might just try this. Can you show how its all connected?

Congrats trooper Now get going with the EIB and Centurion applications

Damn!

The method with the strip is how they did it in the movie, but its not very trooping practical. I had mine cut to size and just taped the edges, but want to make a more permanent solution for it. Personally I would go with the glue on a helmet for trooping.