boomshakra

That is something I'll be changing on my armor - it didn't even occur to me to look for those @ Tandy leather when I was buying snaps. Thanks!

I used the office depot brass paperclips for my cod rivet. the ones on the left side I got from Trooperbay and installed using Locitus' method above. Of course I made the mistake of painting them first, which didn't fare so well when the pliers came out . Keep it up - you're almost there!

I really need the external mics - i'm completely deaf in one ear and if I put a fan in my bucket, well...you'd have to hit me with a Ghaffi stick to get my attention (or walk by in a Slave Leia outfit ). I would be interested to see the external mic/internal speakers used along with the iComm/Aker setup. Would feedback be an issue using all those electronics in such close proximity, or would the use of an amplified voice cancel out any benefit of the mic/speaker setup?

Congratulations Fernando!

Way to go! Awesome job

the fun part of that is the passers-by on the street/sidewalk - comforts some of my neighbors to know that the Empire has secured the area & keeps out Rebel Scum

I bought some track for a screen door and cut it down for the T-tracks. You should be able to find it at a home improvement store (not sure if ya'll have Home Depot/Lowes over the pond ).

Thanks, ya'll!

We have a pretty full schedule of events - i'm sure we'll be trooping together soon!

Thank you, my good & excellent TKs

Thank you sir! I'm working on the bicep adjustment...it's a matter of getting the snap plate between that & the shoulder in *just* the right place, so it is being taken care of. I'll also see what I can do about the TD - I appreciate all of your and everyone elses feedback!

D'oh! I KNEW I was forgetting a submission pic. Here it is:

congratulations!

Here are some updated full armor pictures:

Speaking of 'move along, move along', if the TDs had done their job instead of letting some old man bedazzle them...well, things would have ended differently I really enjoy reminding the Sandys in my Squad of that...

I'm pretty sure that the Dave M decals are the only ones available for the 'hand painted' look. They are what I have on mine for my pending Centurion application.

Again - thanks for the clarification. I got a little carried away once I had the new decals applied & have been anxious to try for Centurion ever since getting my EIB approval . I appreciate you being direct about what is required. I certainly don't want the approval of my submission to start a 'trend' of you getting everyone's EIB pictures all over again that don't reflect all the changes/upgrades in their armor when they go for Centurion.

I'll suit up this afternoon & re-submit - do you just need the front/back/sides/action pictures? It's kind of early to wake up my photographer...

No offence taken - I'll be happy to re-take full armor pictures if that is what is necessary

Here are some additional helmet pictures I took, if that helps:

I upgraded the decals last night - so, the ones in my EIB submission came with the helmet, the pictures below my 'first' boot picture are with the Dave M decals. The very last picture of the rear traps was taken out on my workbench, next to my forearm armor (you can see it on the left of the forearm picture). Please let me know what I need to do to provide additional clarification.

Looks great so far! I wish I would have had the patience to do the trigger/trigger guard like you did.

I haven't tried this myself (yet), but it might help to put some moleskin on the back of your drop boxes. That is where the majority of my 'trooping noise' comes from, as far as I can tell.

Name: Jason Sager TKID: 4796 EIB Request thread: http://www.whitearmor.net/forum/index.php?showtopic=20383 Garrison: Star Garrison Armor: RT-Mod Helmet: RT-Mod Height: 6'2" Weight: 200lb Forum name: boomshakra Blaster: Doopydoos Resin Boots: TK Boots Neckseal: Trooperbay Holster: TK Bondservnt 2392 Handplates: Sonnenschein Belt: TKittell Decals: Dave M Pictures from EIB submission: Additional photos for Centurion requirements:

nah - just telling you that the way I did it wasn't the right way. since you'll have more room to work with you might be able to squeeze the rivet back into shape from where the 'dot' deformed it, using needle nose pliers and twisting it around so that you shape it properly. or you could probably cut it with a dremel.