TK6287

Well I always enjoy a good zombie movie or book, so if you haven't read Death Troopers I would recommend that one. Nothing like undead troopers chasing after Han and Chewbacca. Good times!

I think the book you are referring to is Dark Lord: The Rise of Darth Vader. It takes place after Ep. III with Vader still trying to get used to his new suit while tracking down Jedi and certain Senators. The author is James Luceno. I don't know of any sequels after this one though. Hope this helps.

TM(troopermaster) makes great armor. You can find him on the whitearmor site. (just look in the members section) You can buy the armor built or unbuilt. When it comes to buying boots I recommend TK boots. RS Propmasters. They also have great armor. http://www.rspropmas...m/stormtrooper/ Hope this helps.

Very cool Cristian! I am a big WWII enthusiast. Looks like the last battle scene from Saving Private Ryan. Well done!

Same here. I used hot glue on my lens and have not had a problem with them.

I have a set of FX armor and have been in the 501st since 2007. It works well, but the first thing to be changed should be the helmet. It wasn't called the bobblehead kit for nothing. If you plan on doing a lot of troops with kids, then this kit is fine. In all the years I've been at troops with a bunch of kids not once have I had them say that my armor is not screen accurate. They don't care. All they see, especially if it's a birthday, is a Stormtrooper and he looks cool. If down the line you want to go more screen accurate, then start making your mods. You will get a lot of good advice and suggestions from your fellow troopers here.

Charles, Congrats on the armor. I ordered one of those doopydoo kits and while it does make the Hasbro gun look a lot better, I have found that a hyper-firm blaster is much better looking and much lighter. I don't know what your spending limit is, but I got one from the guys at sci-fire.com and don't regret it at all. They make an ANH, ESB, and ROTJ version of the E-11 and when it arrives it is already painted and weathered. The price was around $200-$250. Hope this helps. Brian (TK-6287) Golden Gate Garrison