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Some very nice detail work there, well done

Try the "direct link" option OR right click copy then paste into your post It's all about the fine tuning, a few tweaks here and there

Congratulations trooper on your second version costume

Congratulations trooper and welcome to the Centurion ranks

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Great news, you know it didn't happen unless there's pictures

Hello and welcome aboard, looking forward to seeing your build, research is the key, when in doubt check our Gallery Sections

Agreed, a few more coats primer/filler or glazing putty. I find if you give a light mist of black too before you sand it will show you high and low spots.

We spent over 2 years going through the forum trying to fix as many as we could, the issue we had was some images were not recoverable from forum migrations over the years as well as inactive members and of course photobucket. No admin voodoo unfortunately just old fashioned work.

Nice detail work

Not sure if anyone else has been receiving the same but over the last few weeks I've received emails from Photobucket now stating they no longer host free accounts and are deactivating them, this is not what they said at the beginning of the whole debacle, they stated there was a limit and anything over that limit you had to pay. I know I still have some photobucket images over on IOC and other forums but I'm pretty sure I've updated them all here. We may or may not see some broken photo links again popping up, be on the lookout and please post in this thread if you find any and we will do our best to update them

Hello and welcome aboard, a great thread full of helpful info here Research is the key to this hobby, I'm sure the guys and gals at Redback's also guide you one your way Good luck, hope to see a build thread from you soon

Bondo (automotive filler) should be fine, it's what I used on mine, I did try to have as little gaps as possible . Bondo isn't strong so if you do have big gaps you could use something more permanent like JB Weld, that's pretty strong and can still be sanded.

I could have been confused, fighting installs on 2 computers presently, brain at 5% active TLJ inner thigh, no depressions

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Greebles were definitely there

I'm a bit confused, you have Original Trilogy in the title but the image shown is First Order. For First Order plenty of info and builds to follow in the First Order Battle Group Anovos instructions https://www.whitearmor.net/forum/applications/core/interface/file/attachment.php?id=30530&key=6a21e472f45aab13dea84c3f494efccd

I don't have any clear detailed images of the TLJ recesses, I would presume they would be the same as TFA.

I'd probably try bringing up your biceps a little, which will intern give you a little more gap at the wrist. You can see in this photo the bicep is nearly pulling out from under the shoulder bell

I use fabric pouches for any of my painted costumes, it does protect from scratches, chips and scuffs. For my ANH TK most is pretty well protected as it's all stored inside the clamshell, the body of the armor then I have a towel which wraps around.

Hello and welcome, research is the key, some great links already posted should help you on your way, good luck

Nice work, getting very close now

Great job on those updates

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