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I don't think you could cover it, perhaps sanding off may work, at the end of the day it really depends if your GML would notice

Neck seal may cover it, could also go over with a permanent marker

Many don't realise just how few items they need to convert to ESB, I myself went down this road some years ago. Looking forward to seeing the progress

Great to hear you are still building, looking forward to seeing some images

Great news, looking forward to seeing the progress

Powering along, nice work

Congratulations trooper, well deserved.

Nice work and some great images, good luck (not that you should need it )

Looks much better, the gap will barely even be noticed

Just make sure your ears will cover any openings, also make sure you can fit your head inside, (fyi they don't go straight on, put on sideways then twist) Adjusting the angle on the sides makes the opening larger and smaller and also adjusts the brow trim height. A couple of test screws to hold together first then check all the alignments.

Side cutters work well for trimming down the screws

Looking forward to seeing the progress, good luck

Have your read through this thread, you'll find another maker listed

Looking better

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Hello and welcome aboard, looking forward to seeing some photos soon

Hello and welcome aboard, looking forward to seeing a build thread from you soon, good luck

Perhaps a warm water bath may help.

Image appears a little small, many of us are using Imgur now, using the "direct link" to images appears to work the best. Bit hard to tell form the image as it is a little dark but the tube stripes look very dark, but could just be the image. Nice work

Congratulations trooper and welcome to the ranks

Hello and welcome, you will find some of the differences listed on this datasheet https://drive.google.com/file/d/10tEVteIreh6AHMogW010cuH_Bf8TBfU6/view

Nice work, may have to add a little more roundness to the curve to remove some of the lines but looks great.

Actually you have trimmed your ab plate too much, should have left a rectangle of material on the sides. What you may have to do now is glue that rectangle to the back then seal the join with some ABS paste.

Nice fix, I use a few pieces of foam behind as I'm quite thin, this only allows the armor to come together so far so doesn't overlap. Adding a couple of plastic strips can help. Some have come up with interlocking pieces for the sides. Even magnets At the end of the day what every works for you

Looking good, adding a mist coat of black can show imperfections when sanding