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Just watch your angle trimmed corners, they are a touch on the large side A lot of people actually remove this higher section, mainly so it doesn't catch but it is screen accurate to leave it

Found lots of them on Aliexpress but haven't looked for a while A great thread on the RPF with some scope research https://www.therpf.com/forums/threads/se-14r-rexim-trooper-blaster-pistol-scope-prop-discovery.299904/

Hello and welcome to the forum, we only look after Stormtroopers for clone troopers the home is https://501stclonetroopers.com/forum/index.php

Image above is incorrect, should be right in the middle of the coverstrip

Nice work with the comparisons, I managed to purchase a couple of scopes for my hand build blaster some years ago so I think I will integrate one once I get around to finally printing this, always some project on the printer line

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Nice work

Also works with "may the forth be with you" "may the 4th be with you"

A great design Thank you to all that took the time to participate

Congratulations once again trooper, the journey is now complete, now pass on to others what you have learned "this is the way"

Backplate would be dropping down as your ab is coming up. I would suggest tighter strapping between the ab and chest, if there is no room because of the brackets I would add additional chest strapping and keep the brackets for show I use adjustable straps with my ab/chest connectors and snap plates I don't have a photo handing of the inside so here is a similar one

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I think you will find they are

Reference of belt position

Hello and welcome aboard, good luck with approval

Yes that normally takes care of it

I use a 400 grit to finish, really just personal choice, if it feels fine and won't catch you should be ok

I find that happens with my PTT which is why I don't use mine all of the time, it's just now and again it doesn't catch all I'm saying but can be annoying, I have better luck with just the open mic

I'm looking forward to trying resin printing in the future. Although not printed I have found when casting resin pieces that if there is not enough hardener pieces under any strain can bulge or split I guess that's the same with printing resin, needs to harden and fully cure. Remaking parts is not nice but your trial and error will definitely help others in the future.

Looking good. I hate switching out the tips so have 3 Dremel's (knock off brands) with different tips, great to swap between from trimming to sanding, but definitely finish off with a hand sand to get rid of any sharp edges, finish with a finer sandpaper so there are no rough areas which may get caught on your undersuit

There is limit to how many attachments you can have in a post, most of use use an online image host, Imgur is used a lot, once you upload your images there you can copy and paste the "direct link" to the image directly into your posts. Here is a great How To At a quick glance appears your thighs may be a little big and your shins could come down a little

I was working on one version, but was reading the requirements again and it's for approved 501st members. I'm not an approved member yet. Bummer. May need @Sly11 to confirm as although it says "approved members" it also says "If you can see this post, you can enter" which obviously you can see

Good luck, hope you have a great outing

A little hard to see the position of your thigh ammo strip with the clamps on, I would also advise gluing the backs and adding the coverstrip before adding the ammo strip. Some references, note not all armor makes have long enough ammo strip to meet both corners, if this is the case try to even out the spacing on the sides when attaching