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Appears there is an error with your link, try this one https://www.501st.com/members/displaymemberdetails.php?userID=47924

These may help you ABS slurry/paste

Correct, each photo has to be separate in your application, you need to use the "direct link" or link with extension ie: .jpg, .png, .gif, here is a how to use Imgur You can have a look at other EIB applications to see how they have been posted https://www.whitearmor.net/forum/forum/19-request-expert-infantry-status/

It's very hard to see. You can practice heating some scraps but in areas already formed it you heat too much you can make more of a mess. This is a great how to for bending belt and can use for the thigh ammo strip.

File Name: Stormtrooper Field Lamp Designer: CPTMRGN Last Update: 15/03/202 File/Link: https://makerworld.com/en/models/255003-storm-trooper-field-lamp Description: We are the most trusted shop in the Outer Rim for Star Wars inspired lamps. Here we have my interpretation of what a Storm Troopers Field Lamp would look like. There are 5 Tiers in all. Tier 1 is your Base. It 's design was based off of the Handcuffs Imperial troopers have unsuccessfully used in almost every situation. Tier 1.5 is the other Cuff. 2 cuffs are always better than 1. This is optional and was designed for my OCD friends who required i have 2 matching cuffs. Tier 2 is inspired by the front chest armor of a trooper. This is the base for all screens in Tier 3. Tier 3 are the screens. I have quite a few to select from to start. Print them all to mix it up once and a while. Tier 3.5 is meant to allow you to stack screens. Using this between screens will allow you to stack as many screens as your heart desires one on top of the other. Tier 4 was inspired by the Storm Troopers Belt. This is the top for all screens and includes the smaller diameter threads for the toppers. Tier 5 are the toppers. There are currently 2 available. One was inspired by the most accurate blaster in the galaxy the "E-11”! The other was inspired by a Storm Troopers helmet. All parts are interchangeable with upcoming lamps. They can even be swapped with the OG Star Wars Lamp “The Jawa Scavenger Lamp” by Warrel72. I used these LED Lamps in my design. Feel free to experiment with others! These are my first ever Fusion 360 Designed files. I was inspired to learn Fusion 360 just a couple of weeks ago because of Warrel72's awesome OG lamps. I have printed and tested these files on a Bambu P1S, Creality CR-10, Ender 3 S1, S5, and a K1Max. The prints you see in the pictures are from the K1 Max and the S1. Let me know if you run into any troubles and i will do my best to fix it!! The Power cut outs in the base our a work in progress. I have yet to find a power cord that will work within the confinements of the size of the lamp. If i find a solution i will post a link to them here! More awesome designs coming soon!!! Stay Tuned. Images:

File Name: Stormtrooper Thermal Detonator Lamp Designer: CPTMRGN Last Update: 31/03/2024 File/Link: https://makerworld.com/en/models/403930-storm-trooper-thermal-detonator-lamp#profileId-305596 Description: We are the most trusted shop in the Outer Rim for Star Wars inspired lamps. Here we have another interpretation of what a Storm Trooper Thermal Detonator Field Lamp would look like. There are 3 tiers in all. The Bottom is your Base (obviously). There are 2 different options. One with a hole for a power cord, one without. The screen goes on next and will hold 2 led lights. I placed the bottom light upright and the top light, top down. The Top goes ….. you guessed it, on the top! All though, one could just print a top or a bottom and use it for either or :-) All parts are interchangeable with previous and upcoming lamps. They can even be swapped with the OG Star Wars Lamp “The Jawa Scavenger Lamp” by Warrel72. I used these LED Lamps in my design. Feel free to experiment with others! These are my first ever Fusion 360 Designed files. I was inspired to learn Fusion 360 just a couple of weeks ago because of Warrel72's awesome OG lamps. I have printed and tested these files on a Bambu P1S, Creality CR-10, Ender 3 S1, S5, and a K1Max. The prints you see in the pictures are from my K1 Max. Let me know if you run into any troubles and i will do my best to fix it!! The Power cut outs in the base are a work in progress. I have yet to find a power cord that will work within the confinements of the size of the lamp. If i find a solution i will post a link to them here! More awesome designs coming soon!!! Stay Tuned. I used these LED Lamps in my design. Feel free to experiment with others! These are my first ever Fusion 360 Designed files. I was inspired to learn Fusion 360 just a couple of weeks ago because of Warrel72's awesome OG lamps. I have printed and tested these files on a Bambu P1S, Creality CR-10, Ender 3 S1, S5, and a K1Max. The prints you see in the pictures are from the K1 Max and the S1. Let me know if you run into any troubles and i will do my best to fix it!! The Power cut outs in the base our a work in progress. I have yet to find a power cord that will work within the confinements of the size of the lamp. If i find a solution i will post a link to them here! More awesome designs coming soon!!! Stay Tuned. Images:

File Name: Snowtrooper Lamp Designer: CPTMRGN Last Update: 13/04/2024 File/Link: https://makerworld.com/en/models/425952-snow-trooper-lamp#profileId-329689 Description: We are the most trusted shop in the Outer Rim for Star Wars inspired lamps. Here we have my interpretation of what a Snow Troopers Field Lamp would look like. There are 5 Tiers in all. Tier 1 is your Base. It 's design was based off of the iconic back pack of the frozen tundra trooper Tier 2 has two options available. One is inspired by the AB shield, the other by the chest plate. Tier 3 are the screens. I have 3 to select from, to start. You can swap screens with any of my other models, so print them all and mix it up once in a while. Tier 4 is inspired by the shoulder armor and is a simple “Adapter” to transition from the screen to the lamp shade/helmet Tier 5 is the iconic Helmet and face wrap, which doubles as a lamp shade in this situation! There are two to choose from with or without a nose. All parts are interchangeable with previous and upcoming lamps. They can even be swapped with the OG Star Wars Lamp “The Jawa Scavenger Lamp” by Warrel72. I used these LED Lamps in my design. Feel free to experiment with others! These are my first ever Fusion 360 Designed files. I was inspired to learn Fusion 360 just a couple of weeks ago because of Warrel72's awesome OG lamps. I have printed and tested these files on a Bambu X1C, Creality CR-10, Ender 3 S1, S5, and a K1Max. Let me know if you run into any troubles and i will do my best to fix it!! More awesome designs coming soon!!! Stay Tuned. Images:

You need to add all of your photos to your application separately, not just one link, use the "direct link" or if on computer use "copy and paste" directly into your post. You are also missing some information and quite a few other photos, please read this checklist Your link is incorrect that is your 501st forum profile not your membership profile, you can find a how to here Good luck on your application

I would be very careful using a heat gun, it takes a lot of practice, you can go from pliable to molten mess in the blink of an eye. I would be inclined to leave it or try to get a replacement if you can't live with it. A bit hard to see but make sure the cover strips stops before the bottom ridge

I had plenty of room to have the button side under the button covers, you can also swap which snaps you use on what area. On the abdomen the snaps sit under raised areas so there is room and they don't belt sits fine. You can use snaps on your holster too so you make it removable (note this is a holster setup, 4 attachments) A few variants

They changed something a few years ago that played havoc with mobile users, some updates were added to the how to, not sure if that will help at all If on computer right click on the image in Imgur, then copy and direct paste into your post.

Correct, gallery section is full of references of screen used armor

Very nice

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When I've used rivets on the cloth belt I add a washer to help stop pulling out. I mainly use snaps now in case I want to wash the belt.

Just checked and appears fine now

Awesome score, I also managed to get a pair that someone had in a cupboard for years, love my TK Boots I like to add a drop of silicone over the top of the split rivets just so they don't catch on the undersuit.

Congratulations trooper, looking smart

I went the sewn together way, so much easier for dressing, I also added a loop of elastic around the fronts so I can hold them when slipping the armor pieces over, then I tuck it into the forearm when everything is on.

Hello and welcome to the forum, here's a great thread full of helpful info (and things to steal)

Appear both the same size, I'm not familiar with the recessed areas, could be old and new styles, a couple of other AM builds, both using non recessed belts And another Can just make out 2 belts on the right of this image More info, 2 appears common to most builds, with many using the non recessed From recommendations here on the forum, I used the Belt without indents. There are also three different kinds of Rivet Covers included: Some tall ones that nestle into those indents on the other belt, plus some not-quite-as-tall ones that also go into the indents, plus some basically flat ones. http://i499.photobucket.com/albums/rr355/ajhamler/AJ%20Stormtrooper%20Build/TK%20171%20lo-res.jpg

He used Big Fred's as well as modified some, his thread is here

File Name: Battle Droid Duck Designer: The Duck Vault Last Update: 02/08/2025 File-URL: https://makerworld.com/en/models/1661499-b1-battle-droid-duck?from=search#profileId-1757626 Description: For Exclusive Ducks, Commercial License, & Early Access → Patreon https://www.patreon.com/TheDuckVault/membership 3 Color AMS, MMU or, ACE Pro PLA Basic Black PLA Basic Pumpkin Orange PLA Matte Desert Tan Images:

Depends on which ESB E-11 you want to do. Standard ESB - was just an ANH without hengstler or power cylinders and correct scope: L2 Sterling based blasters have the correct M-38 or M-19 style scope. The M-19 scope is preferred. E-11 PIPE BUILD KIT: 1-1/4" SCHED 40 PVC https://www.printables.com/model/207616-e-11-blaster-anh-pipe-build-kit-1-14-sched-40-pvc E-11 PIPE BUILD KIT: 40MM BAR 10 PVC https://www.printables.com/model/207951-e-11-blaster-anh-pipe-build-kit-40mm-bar-10-pvc Promo I've not checked there accuracy https://www.3d-props.com/home/e-11-esb-files/ More references here

Forum only allows a small amount of images to be added, you could imagine how much data storage would be needed if thousands of members could upload images directly to the forum.