gmrhodes13

Hello and welcome aboard, looks like a few adjustments and you should be right to go, having a build thread helps to get feedback. Once you have finished you can post in the pre approval section for further feedback prior to submitting it to your GML (garrison membership liaison) https://www.whitearmor.net/forum/forum/193-request-tk-pre-approval/

50/50 chance there, at least it's only a little more sewing

3 from kidney to posterior

The only way I've been able to get rid of attachments is go to each post that you have attachments, click edit at the bottom of the post, then in the attachment box click on the recycle bin to delete

Always a pleasure to give back to the community by helping others, people give or take what they will but the majority stick around and share what they know

"I may be small but I carry a BIG stick"

You do have the ability to delete atachments or image links from your posts, just go to the bottom of the post and click the "edit" tab

MEPD do have some great image guides in regards to the specific differences between character Sandtroopers, you can find links to the different version lower down this page http://www.mepd.net/?page_id=867

You can only add so many attachments to a post, many of us use free online image hosts like Imgur, once you set up an account you can upload your images and depending on what you are using either copy the "direct link" to the image or right click and select copy and paste directly into your thread. Here's some info which may help

Surprised they didn't chuck a fin on the helmet too, purely for aerodynamics

I used strips of ABS and heated them and molded around the forearm and made them slightly larger so I could add some foam to protect the paint. I'll have to dig out a photo when I'm back home.

Bugger

Personally I'd remove the elastic from the brackets you have or at least have them loose, you really don't want any straight on them

Shame about the strengthening plates, you will find the brackets will crack the plastic just with general movement. I like to use double snaps, nice to have a spare in case one fails, it's the difference between trooping and not trooping an event

Man that sucks, hope it arrives soon. Great looking figure there

Looking great

If you find that it causes an excessive amount of cracking you could still keep the brackets without elastic and then add some inner snaps and elastic, would look accurate but keep it from cracking

I squared mine of so there was nothing sticking out from the ends, they can dig into the tops of your boots otherwise

Congratulations trooper and welcome to the ranks

I do find when I come back to a post I have started but not submited it does keep a copy when I return, but this is only via computer

Beautiful finish, good luck with approval

Great work, almost there, a few tweaks