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Thanks everyone. I'm really proud of this one.

Sorry Chuck. I was told wrong. It might be an old Greedo blaster. I have since added one of your DC-15 long ones and love it.

The flametrooper has in some ways more in common with the FO snowtrooper than the FO stormtrooper. We have a whole section dedicated to the flametrooper over at Spec Ops including helmet, armor, tank, and flamethrower builds: http://forum.501stspecopsdet.net/index.php?/forum/82-first-order-flametrooper-tfa/. There's nothing wrong with discussing it here, but feel free to check out what we have going-on over there as well.

Nice find. Thanks.

Congratulations MechaDanny!

According to the Mountain Garrison GML, the pulls from this maker are sub-standard. I have seen photos that illustrate this and recommend that you go with one of the reputable vendors listed here.

I can tell you that we have been doing a lot of research and development on the flametrooper over at Spec Ops.

Here is what can be done with a Rubies and a different helmet to create a ROTJ TK: http://www.whitearmor.net/forum/topic/25993-tk-6647-requesting-rotj-eib-statusrub5th/

Hi Andre, you can find a lot of great answers here, but if you want to talk to existing magmas head over here: http://forum.501stspecopsdet.net/

Spec Ops repesentin'

Eric was cranky because unbeknownst to him, I swapped my undersuit with his

Welcome back Lou!

Steve, hang in there buddy. I have been hospitalized with pneumonia on several occasions, so I feel you, but it is tragic that it happened at CVII. Well-wishes my friend.

My mistake. Great job Germain.

My photos are from the Anovos display, so I would go with the TFA Exhibit display. Thanks Bender for the great photo!

I can't quite tell in these photos, but I think the sole is wrong. In person I could see that the front of the boots looked like a pair of Vans: -------------

What was the biggest challenge Paul?

That's a great start Gio. I'm eager to see how this progresses. As for the gaskets, according to the troopers I spoke to, they offer very little mobility as they are so thick. When you return to that project, I wonder if you could create a good-looking, but lighter-weight gasket.

Oops. Sorry Germain. I was reading this thread on my ColecoVision.

Great album Tim. I've seen frame by frames of all of this before over on theRPF, but your shots have such great clarity.

Right-on Pickles. You and your photos look amazing.

I have a soft spot for projects like this. Nicely-done.

Congratulations on the XO position! That's some resume, and I'm sure you will make an excellent addition to the team. One thing though, only one EIB?

Looks like a good team Eric. Congratulations to you all!

Congratulations Eric!