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File Name: Chunkable Storm Trooper & Background Designer: dstockto & The Kit Kiln Last Update: 01/02/2025 File-URL: Background: https://thangs.com/designer/dstockto/3d-model/Chunkable Storm Trooper Hex Background-1509781 Chunktrooper: https://thangs.com/designer/The Kit Kiln/3d-model/Stormchunker - FREE Star Wars Stormtrooper Kit | No Supports%2C No AMS%2C No Glue-1141633?srsltid=AfmBOopPPSgk1YGBh4VQJjWhmXc4MY7R8XS5Jrj-xSlcq_vih_ygVmhN Description: This is a hex display stand to show off your Chunkable Storm Trooper from The Kit Kiln. It features a clean portrayal of the Imperial cog emblem. The base has indented slots to help hold onto the feet of the Storm Trooper. It is intended to be displayed on a flat surface or attached to a wall. The model uses Polymaker Panchroma Matte Charcoal Black and Cotton White filaments. It is a multi-color print so an AMS is required unless you've got way too much time on your hands. Images:

File Name: Star Wars Stormtrooper Inspired Tankards Designer: matthewsmessmakers Last Update: 01/02/2025 File-URL: https://makerworld.com/en/models/2330834-star-wars-stormtrooper-inspired-tankards?from=search#profileId-2546742 Description: My son had a star wars themed party celebrating with his friends. The set of tankards coming are all designed to hold a paper party cup to drink from while inspired and themed to various star wars ideas Images:

Anovos Original Trilogy Helmet & Armor Instructions For posterity here are the original instructions for the Anovos TK helmet and armor Helmet: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1_JINcvHjZ8cEipXr5f6N0wFu3jMA5paZ/view?usp=sharing Armor: https://drive.google.com/file/d/194FkFikDNGXWszG2YQNYHzDtDPPA6ivg/view?usp=sharing

A lot of the Anovos helmets came pre assembled, after doing some searching I have their helmet instruction pdf https://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/0346/5761/files/SWHELMET005-KIT-Assembly-Instructions_V1.pdf Although outdated you can sometimes find information in the old Anovos FB group https://www.facebook.com/groups/838545079553903 Some helpful helmet builds, doesn't matter they are different makes, the process is basically the same. Some references of screen helmets, many had gaps Alignment of ears and screw positions You may find this video series helpful

Hello and welcome, looking forward to seeing the progress

File Name: Star Wars Nutcracker Figures Designer: EmBy Designs Last Update: 30/11/2025 File-URL: https://makerworld.com/en/models/2059654-star-wars-nutcracker-figures?from=search#profileId-2223692 Description: I am your father……Christmas! What mantle piece is not complete without these fellas watching over all things festive and nice? Images:

Nice work, looing smart, fire away with your GML Hope we see you approved very soon, then on to EIB

File Name: Challenge Coin and Trading Card Display Holder Designer: jb8741 Last Update: 29/02/2024 File-URL: https://makerworld.com/en/models/2312871-challenge-coin-and-trading-card-display-holder?from=search#profileId-2525121 Description: Display your Star Wars challenge coins in style! This file for a 3D printed display piece will hold your character’s trading card and your challenge coin. It is designed to hold a standard 1.75” challenge coin, and some non standard shapes will fit as well. It can be made with no symbols, or with the Imperial Cog or Rebellion symbol. Suitable for your 501st Legion swag, or from your favorite Star Wars costuming group! This is set up in 3 plates with the primary display being on its own and the cogs/symbols as matched pairs on their own plates as well. The symbols can simply be glued in place on the display in the keyed slots. Legion trading cards can be sourced here: https://www.501st.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=35&t=114184&hilit=cards Images:

Congratulations Dan, a beautiful build

Sometimes referred to as the "Han" snap, for Level 3 a single male snap on the top right corner of the ab plate is present. Note in the photos that it is the bottom of the snap that faces outward and is not painted. This is also sometimes referred to as the "Han" snap. Position is approximate 10mm in from the edge, 20mm from top

Hello and welcome, thread moved to the FOBG You could reach out to makers of the armor, you can find them here

Welcome aboard trooper

Appears your link is not correct, try this one https://www.501st.com/members/displaymemberdetails.php?userID=48477

What a GML will allow for basic approval can be different from garrison to garrison, if you want to submit for approval and see what feedback you get if any you can, I do think the wrist velcro would be picked up though. Larger resolution photos would be a good idea too By all means once basic approved look at applying for L2 EIB then on to L3 Centurion, there are only a few items here and there that would need adjusting are adding (Han snap) L2 EIB items Velcro on glove remove Detonator all you need do is rotate it on your clips, bending clips a little No overlap on abdomen to kidney, you can try adding some foam behind your abdomen to help push it outwards, that will take up the slack from having a skinny frame. 3D weapons may not have print lines EIB photo checklist https://www.whitearmor.net/forum/topic/49703-ei-photo-checklist-updated-version-2024/ L3 Centurion items Latex/silicon handplates "Han" snap, a single male snap on the top right corner of the ab plate is present Centurion photo checklist https://www.whitearmor.net/forum/topic/49237-anh-stunt-centurion-visual-checklist-2024/

Congratulations and welcome to the TK ranks trooper You can request TK access here, instructions in first post

Looking good, your images are a little small, very hard to magnify to see details, larger size/resolution would be preferred. Watch the heights of your thighs, they don't appear to be the same levels Belt/abdomen on an angle. Forearm to wrist/handguards different gaps. Angled back plate, you may need tighter strapping. Thighs touching posterior plate, try adjusting thighs. Your shins could come down they are high on the boots. Detonator could be rotated slightly to see more of the O detail There is some velcro showing between the forearm and handplage Can't make out if you have a "Han" snap There are some areas on your blaster which appear to have print lines. For L2 and above, see what your GML requires. 3-D printed blasters can not contain visible print lines, and must be sanded smooth for a more realistic appearance. I don't see anything glaring that should hold you up for basic approval. Good luck, hope we see you approved soon

I'm not seeing any wire or notches the wire sits in, and there is no mention in the ROTK CRL

Nice work, looking the part. A contrasting background makes it a lot easier for your GWL to edit your approval photos and also for EIB and Centurion if you accept those missions

Altlhough the thread may have been started 16 years ago you may have missed that it is periodically updated, last in 2024 so it's pretty up to date, and that's in the first post. There is some research that goes into this hobby and yes it can be overwhelming, take your time, look through others build threads, you can see differences between makers, accuracy, durability, pricing is another thing to think about, as well as shipping. You will find information about tools, what other items are needed in the second thread I posted.

Looking good although it's a little hard to see some details as the photos are very small in resolution, your GML will require higher resolution. Info on adding images and sizes Thread on backgrounds If you look at your sides apart from the big gap your kidney is angled backwards. One way to reduce this gap is adding side shims Foam behind the sniper plate can help hold it out away from the bottom of your thigh, so it doesn't catch when walking. Note it's under your thigh ridge in the photo above.

Second picture is the actual black series toy he's used as reference

Nice work

You will find most armor is vac formed plastic as there was not 3D printing way back when. A great thread to start your research. Another great thread full of useful info You can also look at others builds, many have the name of the maker in the titles of their build threads

You will find you may get more feedback adding the images separately to your post. Looking forward to seeing your build progress.

Hello and welcome, good luck with the build