[Hello from Santa Barbara County, California]

Can never have enough Novatroopers

[Greetings from So Cal, Inland Empire]

welcome Greg.  The Tusken is a great costume and a lot with which to troop; however,  few costumes are as iconic as the TK

[Doopy scope modification - real lenses]

looks great!

[Hello from Germany]

You're sure about that?

Everybody's different of course, but I can build a TK in a few days.  My astromech has been in production for months.

[Hello from Germany]

After building an R2, a TK build will be pure joy and easy as pie.

[Problem with throat mic and Akers amp]

Everyone I've seen use this combo has had to splice wiring. It will take some patience and experimentation to get it right.

[Hello from Bedford TX]

Welcome to FISD!  One can make almost any kit look great if you do your homework.  There are a lot of great armor makers out there.  TM is widely acknowledged as one of the absolute best, but  there are other options to be sure.  RT Mod is great for larger troopers, but at that size you can still make any kit work.  If you haven't done so yet,  check out this link:  http://www.whitearmor.net/forum/forum/38-getting-started-read-this-first/

[A couple of old photos]

Thanks for posting the officer photo.  That shows the color nicely.  

[New member from the Netherlands]

welcome.  I agree mostly with Kyle.  

[Marco suit on the 'Bay?]

Have you guys seen this Marco TK?  

 

It's kind of cool from a historical standpoint.  Any thoughts on this one?  I'm not looking to buy it, but I thought it was an interesting find nevertheless.

[Mandalorian Deathwatch Supercommando W.I.P.]

1/ Glue chicago screw halves inside the helmet next to the visor opening (make a small notch, place a half of the chicago screw inside and then fasten it with JB weld or a similar stuff),

2/ Make matching hole in the visor (of course you need the visor to overlap a little the inside of the helmet),

3/ Secure it in place with the other half of the chicago screw. 

 

Works also with normal screws and nuts too.

 

great idea.

[A couple of old photos]

More great photos.  Do you also happen to have a better shot of that officer?

[TK-16180 requesting ANH Stunt Centurion status[RS*][111]]

Amazing job.  Welcome to the club!

[Hello from Vancouver]

Welcome Jay.

[Hello from Denton Texas.]

Welcome Brian.  Your patience and research will pay off.  Don't be afraid to ask questions either.

[Greetings from Colorado]

Welcome!  If you haven't spent time here yet, be sure to check it out: http://www.whitearmor.net/forum/forum/38-getting-started-read-this-first/

[A couple of old photos]

I always like seeing those.  Thanks for sharing.

[One piece hero lens]

I  wonder how hard it would be for for  someone with a vac-table to make these using an existing faceplate.  Might be a cool option for armor makers to offer.

[Shadow Chrome Trooper Helmet Display (3D effect)]

that's awesome.

[Greetings from Dubai!]

welcome!  Were I there,  I would certainly go for either RS or TM.

[Hoosier Trooper]

Welcome!  If you haven't been there yet,  be sure to check it out:  http://www.whitearmor.net/forum/forum/38-getting-started-read-this-first/

[What we know about strapping, snaps, rivets etc]

Great work assembling this in one spot.  

[Greetings from a (hopefully) ?someday? trooper... :)]

welcome!  Be sure to check this out:  http://www.whitearmor.net/forum/forum/38-getting-started-read-this-first/

[TK-50157 Requesting ANH Stunt EIB Status [TM][360]]

Congratulations!  

[Doopy build...real Sterling folding stock]

Amazing.