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  1. Airborne Trooper
    I've been taking a long time to finish my build. Just do it as you have time and don't rush or worry over it. The point is to have fun building it!
  2. Airborne Trooper
    Congratulations! Moderator, pin this topic!
  3. Airborne Trooper
    You're off to a great start and it's nice to see another MTK build!
  4. Airborne Trooper
    Always nice to see more TD builds. Good luck with the build!
  5. Airborne Trooper
    Here you go: http://www.whitearmor.net/forum/topic/29010-ejgreens-rt-mod-stunt-build-threadrt/?p=407147
  6. Airborne Trooper
    Here comes the fun part.
  7. Airborne Trooper
    SQUEE!!!! You have some extra material to cut off on the forearms so that should help with the length. You might want to have this topic moved to the ANH Build thread
  8. Airborne Trooper
    Great job, Joe! Looking forward to seeing it all come together.
  9. Airborne Trooper
    I think the calve closure looks great. The pressure from your boot will help close it up more too. Trust in Tim! I think i may go that route in my build too after looking at yours!
  10. Airborne Trooper
    Trooperbay was offering this on his facebook page lol
  11. Airborne Trooper
    If you want, go with decals. If you want another shot you can clean it off but start with black first. Once that's dry, mask it off and fill with the grey. You may have to do so some free hand for the angled corners but might help you keep them thin and straight.
  12. Airborne Trooper
    What's the gap look like when it's on your leg?
  13. Airborne Trooper
    Much better. Just smooth out some of the rough edges.
  14. Airborne Trooper
    ^- What he said. He's SWAT and we're not
  15. Airborne Trooper
    Either way, that would have been helpful to use in some of the tighter portions of the bucket.
  16. Airborne Trooper
    You want canvas for the shoulder, it attaches to the pack strap though. Leather for the side pouches that attach to the belt. There's a member on MEPD who sells them, kind of expensive but they are great quality. I believe he sends them pre-stuffed as well. I'll be getting them from him and a pack from DirtyBoy.
  17. Airborne Trooper
    Looking awesome. Can't wait to see your weathering job
  18. Airborne Trooper
    Yes, square it up a little more. I did not know they make a cable attachment for the dremel. I definitely need one of those!
  19. Airborne Trooper
    I have a few friends in Psyops that are still there. Good luck with your build! I miss living in that area.
  20. Airborne Trooper
    20mm for the front and 25mm for the back. Those are the recommended but you can do the rear as big as you need to in order to fit. Just make sure the rears of the thigh and the calves are the same. The screen used suits used the bra hook method. Are you military? I lived in Fayetteville for 8 years when I was in the eighty-deuce. Moved a little over a year ago after I ETS'd.
  21. Airborne Trooper
    That looks awesome. Does it discolor after time? That wouldn't be an issue since I have to weather that area anyways in my case.
  22. Airborne Trooper
    For the forearms you can do what is comfortable and works for you. People with larger forearms tend to get rid of the return near the elbow side for the extra room. As long as you remove the bottom side you are good to go.
  23. Airborne Trooper
    Much better! You can clean it up once it's dry with a toothpick. It works very well.
  24. Airborne Trooper
    Sounds cool about the silicon. Definitely show us how it turns out. I think I may go back and re-glue mine with CA.
  25. Airborne Trooper
    If you don't like the long wait and feel confident on what you're doing, zap a gap takes like 15 seconds to cure, faster if you use zip kicker. I've only used it on parts like the biceps and one side of the inner shim on my thigh so far. Need to have some steady hands or another pair of hands to help.
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