Minuteman

You need to contact the sellers listed in the link ... show some self-initiative, because 99% of the questions you might want to ask, have already been asked by other people and the answers can be found in this forum. You only have to search for it. I don´t want to discourage you, but it takes time plunge into this issue. So read, read, read. I sense that you want to rush into your armor, but like many of us, who started with this stuff, you have to learn to be patient. You have to make up your mind about what kind of armor you really want. What episode (see http://starwarshelmets.com/)?what material?where to buy?do it yourself? buy an already built one? Take your time, read carefully and when you have any questions after this, just ask them.

The catalogog of the Dreier Collection shows an entire Tour Suit, cast from an original ANH Stunt Suit. That´s what is said in the text beyond. The estimated prize is only 6.000 - 8.000 $. Maybe because it was never worn on screen and was just made for promotion.

It doesn´t make sense to me too, but that is what you´ve got. So there are two possibilities: Take the abs strips with the different shade or use the excess that you can trim of. Depending on how thin you are it could be possible for you to do the job with the excess.

I noticed the same on my AM Kit, it seems that the abs for the coverstrip has a decent red shade, difficult to define, but it is definitely different.

The RS Prop Masters is the most accurate helmet, you can get today, cause it´s been directly cast of an original ANH helmet. Your FX kit is the VW of armors and the RS helmet is the Aston Martin of helmets This helmet is not symmetrical or idealized like your armor and you have to decide whether you are happy with this or not. Also take into account that the color of the FX ABS might not match the helmet.

Okay, nevertheless the method with the eraser works, try it out ;-)

I meant eraser, right did my english teacher misinform me, when he said that both words could be used synonymously?

A tip I received for removing e 6000 is using a simple rubber. I found a white one I used at school and it worked miracles ;-)

So why have you started this topic, if you are not interested in any advice or critic and only listen to your local mate?