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File Name:[ Darkside & Lightside Snowflake Christmas Ornament Designer: Paulies Prints Last Update: 21/11/2025 File: Darkside https://makerworld.com/en/models/2024437-darkside-star-wars-snowflake-christmas-ornament?from=search#profileId-2182467 Lightside https://makerworld.com/en/models/2024471-lightside-star-wars-snowflake-christmas-ornament?from=search#profileId-2182508 Description: Darkside and Lightside Star Wars Snowflake Christmas Ornament Images:

Hello and welcome to the forum, we have a great area for the ROTK's https://www.whitearmor.net/forum/forum/162-rogue-one/ Good luck with the research

And in the event they took too big or have a big gap between them and your legs you can add a return edge.

It's a 2 part process, 1: You have to fill out the membership forum on the 501st legion https://www.501st.com/members/join_form.php also supply 5 sets of ID numbers of your choice from he list of available numbers http://www.501st.com/members/search_avail_ids.php 2: Next you supply photos of you in costume (and also a buckets off) to your GML (garrison membership liaison) Should not be just one link, you should send separate links to each of the required photos. Front, Side, Back, Side, Action, Helmet off All should be full length with a solid background (guide on backgrounds here Doesn't hurt to check in with your GML to enquire if there is anything else they require. FYI I tried singing up on their forum and it did not require a TKID, just needs approval from staff so you may want to check again https://www.501st.ca/forum/index.php?action=register Staff Page Website: https://501st.ca/garrison/ GML email: [email protected] Officers: Garrison Membership Liaison (GML): Gerald J Gyorffy, 96004 Garrison Membership Liaison (GML): Aiden Smit, 78202 Garrison Web Liaison (GWL): Alex Kung, 19653

FYI ou can search for your local garrison and their contact information here https://www.501st.com/maps/imagemap-northamerica.php

Really depends on your GML (garrison membership liaison) for non cannon events, some garrisons are stricter than others. From the CRL: A holster is not an optional extra in the CRL's so it should be there even when carrying a DLT-19 Holster Holster is made of black leather or leather-like material. The holster is worn on left side of belt and is attached via two leather or leather-like material straps to the belt from behind instead of front. No loops cover the outside of the belt. The holster is affixed with only two fasteners at the bottom, one on each side. Fasteners may be rivets, snaps, or Chicago screws. Also Previously asked

You don't need to have any return edge for any level. Great thread on return edges here:

Bryan also has a few different versions, thicker barrel and also pipe inserts, you can find all of his files here https://www.printables.com/@TK14082_234773/models

You have to be careful using other vendors plastic as there can be a BIG difference in color/shades, from stark white to murky cream. If you can't trim straight try using some sandpaper wrapped around some wood. I use a sanding block for nice straight lines, works the same for coverstrips

File Name: Galactic Empire & Rebel Snowflake Ornament Designer: Levi Perryman Last Update: 19/11/2025 File: Galactic Empire https://makerworld.com/en/models/2012859-galactic-empire-snowflake-ornament?from=search#profileId-2168525 Rebel https://makerworld.com/en/models/2012836-rebel-alliance-snowflake-ornament?from=search#profileId-2168495 Description: Bring order to your holiday décor with this Empire-inspired snowflake! Designed with sharp, interlocking lines, each arm of the snowflake incorporates a stylized cog-like emblem, creating a striking, symmetrical ornament perfect for fans of the darker side of the galaxy. Design: Six-point snowflake with integrated cog-inspired silhouettes Uses: Ideal as a tree ornament, gift tag, wall décor, or as a bold accent for holiday displays Size: Approx. 110mm diameter — can be scaled up or down; extreme scaling may affect wall thickness and structural strength. ✨ Whether you’re decorating your tree or gifting it to a loyal Imperial supporter, this snowflake brings a powerful, commanding twist to the holidays! Ornament shown is printed in white PLA. If hanging near lights or using as décor, be sure to print with an appropriate material for your needs. Images:

Just a couple of things. We try not to have too much of a gap between the coverstrips and ridge on the armor. General coverstrip widths Bicep 15mm Forearm 15mm Thigh 20mm Shin Front 20mm rear 25mm However you can use bigger coverstrips if you need them, we do try to look standard from the front and add larger on the rear, the public don't see as much from the rear. Score and snap method works best for cutting cover strips, yours is a bit wobbly You only need to take the corners off so they don't catch, the left one is very rounded Some you can cut on an angle depending on overhang or stepped armor

Hello and welcome to the forum, some info to get you started https://www.whitearmor.net/forum/forum/38-getting-started-read-this-first/

Some info for strapping: Strapping Systems Rivet Setting 101 by justjoseph63 (Print PDF) Snap Setting 101 by justjoseph63 (Print PDF) Snap Setting Hardware Solutions by TheRascalKing E6000 and Snaps Discussion by Harbinger, Snap Options by ukswrath Snaps with Rivet Heads by TheSwede Split Rivet Placement by DroidHunter How to Use a Rivet Tool by huttman How to Make Snap Plates by stukatrooper Elastic ABS Reinforcement by Cricket Types of Inner Strapping by Shinyarmour1 Internal Strapping by justjoseph63, nrgband Thigh Garter System by Pencap510 Making Thigh Garters by Spectre Bicep Hooks by Pyrates and Brent Shin stabilization by Cricket and themaninthesuitcase Some of us decide to double snap, this is a good idea in case you loose a snap, then you have a backup

Reference material: For Level 2 the Sniper knee plate must not have visible rivets or fasteners, and must be aligned with the ridges of the shin. NOTE: For a more screen accurate look, it is suggested that the top of the rear ridge of the sniper plate be aligned with the top ridge of the calf. Also note that the sides are angled rather than curved. L2 EIB approvals for comparison Nice work on the teeth and vocoder. Personally I would only cut off the uneven vacform mold roughness while trying to cut it straight, remember the brow trim will sit over this area. You do need to bring it down as it is quite high at the moment, most of the open area will be covered by the ears but should sit a little lower on the cheeks. It's easy to trim off more later but hard to put back on NOTE titling the top/rear will also change the opening size so watch that when adjusting. Also you put on the helmet sideways, over your nose then turn straight, they don't go straight on. Some great threads on fine tunning and getting the ears to fit well, small steps, sand, check, sand, check, sand check. Just on this side the last line in your tear/trap is angled, they normally follow the same angle Brow height Stunt

Yes for basic it should be ok to have 3 or 4 bumps for both, BUT some garrisons are stricter on what constitutes basic approval, ie: 3 bumps for Hero and 4 bumps for Stunt (as they were in the movies) At the end of the day it is entirely up to your GML, as I say check with them first, they only look after basic approval, but can require additional L2 or L3 details, detachments look after higher levels L2 and L3 (EIB and Centurion) and has nothing to do with the GML. I'm sure you could make some adjustments to achieve the desired look, it's fine tuning with small stages of standing, have a look at some of the builds I posted.

A couple of things you may want to address If you are going stunt you will need a little more paint on the ends of the teeth. Remove paint from gums White rim on hovi tips/rim Vocoder needs some cleaning up Remove bump at front of brow trim Tube stripes, remove and replace, look to be on an angle at the back Ideally Stunt has 4 ear bumps not 3 (double check with your GML to see if approvable for basic some are stricter than others) Here are some great threads, I encourage you to have a good read through them, ears are the worst and do take a considerable amount of time and care to get right, adding a step also helps them to sit a little flusher.

File Name: Stormtrooper & Vader Snowflake Ornament Designer: Levi Perryman Last Update: 18/11/2025 File: Stormtrooper https://makerworld.com/en/models/2009824-storm-trooper-snowflake-ornament?from=search#profileId-2164915 Vader https://makerworld.com/en/models/2009260-star-wars-darth-vader-christmas-star?from=search#profileId-2164304 Boba Snowflake added https://makerworld.com/en/models/2089685-boba-fett-style-snowflake-ornament?from=search#profileId-2258838 Description: Bring the galaxy to your holiday décor with this unique Stormtrooper Snowflake! Designed with crisp, interlocking lines, each arm of the snowflake features a stylized Stormtrooper helmet, creating a perfectly nerdy, perfectly festive ornament for Star Wars fans. Design: Six-point snowflake with integrated Storm Trooper helmet silhouettes Uses: Ideal as a tree ornament, gift tag, wall décor, or as a fun addition to holiday displays Size: Approx. 120 mm diameter — can be scaled up easily, but scaling down may affect wall thickness and structural strength - this will test your printers ability to print fine details/lines. ✨ Whether you’re decking out your Christmas tree or giving a gift to your favorite Star Wars enthusiast, this snowflake brings a fun galactic twist to the holidays! Ornament shown is printed in white PLA. If hanging near lights or using as décor, be sure to print with an appropriate material for your needs. Images:

Velco is normally left over right but either is acceptable as both were seen For Level 3, the corners of the plastic ammo belt shall be trimmed at a 45 degree angle that meets the outer edge of the cloth belt.

It really depends on your GML (garrison membership liaison) and also the LMO's (legion membership officers) both take part in the process. Locally our approvals are from 1 day to 1 week so I would definitely get in touch with your local command and request guidance. If you don't hear from your GML I would contact the GCO (garrison commanding officer)

File Name: Gingerbread Droid Ornaments Designer: M.M’s Prop Shop Last Update: 20/11/2024 File: https://makerworld.com/en/models/803619-gingerbread-droid-ornaments#profileId-743881 & https://makerworld.com/en/models/812685#profileId-754414 Description: A collection of gingerbread cookie inspired droid ornaments. The complete set of 20 can fit on a single print bed. AMS not required, just add a filament colour pause/change on the 16th layer. You can find the second batch of gingerbread droids here https://makerworld.com/en/models/812685#profileId-754414 Images:

File Name: Gingerbread Star Wars Helmet Ornament Set Designer: M.M’s Prop Shop Last Update: 16/11/2025 File: https://makerworld.com/en/models/2001803-gingerbread-star-wars-helmet-ornament-set?from=search#profileId-2155437 Description: Ornament set includes 25 unique helmets designs - perfect for a DIY advent calendar. Can be printed with or without an AMS - there is a non-AMS print profile that includes a pause on the 16th layer for a manual filament colour change. Images:

File Name: Mandalorian Hover Pram Designer: LongbeardsProps Last Update: 16/11/2025 File: https://makerworld.com/en/models/2002533-mandalorian-hover-pram-for-graco-modes-nest?from=search#profileId-2156327 Description:[ Hover Pram – Star Wars Inspired Stroller Accessory This hover pram is inspired by Grogu’s floating pod from The Mandalorian — redesigned as a functional stroller accessory that connects securely to a Graco Modes Nest using custom click-connect mounts. I designed and printed this as part of our family Halloween costume, where we recreated The Mandalorian in real life! It turned out to be not just a great prop, but a fun and practical stroller add-on. 🛠️ Design & Assembly Printed on a Bambu H2D with minimal supports All parts join using 6 mm × 25 mm steel dowels and epoxy for durability The hover pod design maintains the smooth, rounded aesthetic of Grogu’s pram while adapting it for stroller use Fully click-connect compatible with Graco Modes Nest frame The interior space is large enough to hold plush toys, props, or decorations — perfect for cosplay, conventions, or themed family outings. Images:

I would check over at Sith Lord detachment home of everything Darth Vader https://forum.501stsithlords.com/ https://forum.501stsithlords.com/index.php?/topic/21430-vader-breathing-downloads/ Google search is a good one for finding Star Wars MP3's, here's just a few links https://www.101soundboards.com/boards/10715-darth-vader-soundboard-star-wars https://www.voicy.network/search/darth-vader-sound-effects https://www.myinstants.com/en/search/?name=darth vader https://sounddino.com/en/effects/darth-vader/ https://movie-sounds.org/darth-vader https://www.thesoundarchive.com/star-wars.asp https://tuna.voicemod.net/user/redshyper/soundboards/88adf08c-0814-4030-9224-a37d14a7adc8 There is also a lot of free online software for editing out background noise and music, here's a few https://audiodenoise.com/ https://noiseremoval.net/ https://www.veed.io/tools/remove-background-noise-from-audio You can also "rip" audio and lines from Youtube videos and save as audio https://v6.www-y2mate.com/ https://y2mate.nu/ysM1/ https://ytmp3.ai/

Firstly I notice you have a TKID, you may want to reach out to your GCO or GML, your legion record is "classified" this normally means you have been made reserve or retired. Once reinstated you can request 501st or TK access here There has been some staff discussion in regards to this as well as between our DO and the LMO's, some names have been tossed around but nothing decided upon as yet. Inclusion of some variations seen in "New Era / Disney" shows has also been discussed, again nothing decided upon to date. There is A LOT on the CRL's to do list, with some outstanding new CRL's in line to be finalized with the newly updated database and some other CRL's requiring updates, there is a lot going on in the background . Watch this space