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No templates that I'm aware of most just follow the references in the Gallery Sections for the tops/backs of the thighs. A couple of builds which may be worth a look at. https://www.whitearmor.net/forum/topic/42868-sha-shas-wtf-anh-stunt-build-complete/ https://www.whitearmor.net/forum/topic/38416-crickets-rs-stunt-build-for-the-vertically-challenged/ https://www.whitearmor.net/forum/topic/38842-fragarocks-rs-stunt-build-not-to-scale/

Coming along nicely

Congratulations and welcome to the EI ranks trooper

Welcome aboard, looking forward to seeing your build progress

Nice work, just watch the rotation of your thighs and shins, not quite aligned, you may want to add some foam behind your sniper plate to help hold it away from your thigh. You could also possibly bring up your ab a little, would give you more room at the top of the thighs, at present it appears your left thigh is touching. Thigh touching on the rear also. Helmet appears to sit up a lot, you may want to adjust the padding. Some dabs of E6000 glue would help keep your drop boxes in alignment You may want to also add some photos of the inside of your thigh ammo strip connectors Good luck

Gallery section are full of references. Lots of builds can be followed. Check out the EIB and Centurion threads as they are built to a higher level. Using the search function can be helpful too. A great thread on return edges and trimming a lot of other great threads can be found here https://www.whitearmor.net/forum/forum/79-tutorials-tips-and-howtos/ Research is the key to this hobby, good luck.

Hello and welcome to the forums

You can have larger cover strips on front or the back, if possible you try to have near normal size on the front and go a little larger on the back, the public won't see the back. 25 on the front really isn't that much bigger.

The problem you will have is the ridge are on the bottom front, you may need to fill then use ABS paste

E6000 is great and very tough, not had one fail yet

Helmet is looking great. I do advise if not on all then on at least some areas to use double snaps, can save you from not being able to troop due to a snap malfunction, I've had a couple let go over the years and so glad I had spares

Looking great

A lot of work but well worth it, any messy areas you could build up with ABS past and sand smooth but as it's not seen you should be ok. A heat gun and using two small pieces of wood can be useful to for smoothing out areas

So sorry to hear this, best wishes to you and yours, we will be here when you can make your way back

A helpful thread on return edges: A good tip too is to try on pieces with your undersuit on as it can make a difference. You also want to be aware of "armor bites" when moving your arms and legs. Always best to start with the less amount of trimming, easier to trim off than add on later

You have been upgraded

I have just been informed that Danny has done some work with the coding and the images are now active

That is correct, I did ask for that but apparently it can't be setup that way, would be nice though.

Nice work trooper, if I was going to tweak anything it would be to try to even out your brow trim, looks a little lopsided. You have a lot of black showing around the wrists so I would try to bring your biceps and forearms down a little. Also match up the gaps between your shoulder bells, one is a little closer Great work and good luck with EI approval

Congratulations and welcome to the ranks trooper, you can request higher access here which you will need to do before applying for EIB

Man that sucks, going to be a long few months wait, all being well hopefully we'll all be able to troop by then.

How big are they, can you use them with some blocks of wood or strips of metal. Clamps, painters tape anything can help, even clothes hanger clips can help when you've exhausted your supplies

A couple of tweaks and you'll be there, good luck with the rework

Congratulations trooper and welcome to the EI ranks

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