gmrhodes13

Hang tight as there is a backlog since the festive season break and our DO's are trying to get through as fast as they can

Congratulations trooper

Congrats trooper and welcome to the EI ranks

Nice work trooper, good luck with approval

Looks great good luck. Just be aware there is a bit of a backlog from the festive season, the DO's are getting through them and should be with you soon

Nice work, looking forward to the progress

Thank you Tony

Exactly my feeling. I'm pretty much a forum stalker and didn't realise how much so until not being able to post since Friday, I got to get a life, oh wait no I don't, I love what I do, Troopers Helping Troopers

Congratulations trooper, well done

Many thanks Brien

TK85421 Requesting TLJ Centurion Status (Anovos) Applicant Information Name: Glen Rhodes Height: 180 cm Weight: 74 kg FISD Name: gmrhodes13 Legion ID#: 85421 Profile Page: TK85421 Requesting TLJ EIB Status (Anovos) Approved Garrison: Desert Scorpion Build Information Armor Maker: Anovos Helmet Maker: Phoenix Props Boots: Imperial Boots Gloves Imperial Boots Electronics: Aker Neck Seal: Anovos Blaster: JJ's resin

Awesome news to wake up to, thanks Andrew

Great news, looking forward to those BBB photos

Nothing better than a BBB, do your research before you trim, measure twice and cut once and don't be afraid to ask questions, there are no silly questions, just silly mistakes from not asking them. Good luck.

Another stellar application, good luck.

Looking good, coming along nicely

I purchased the cheapest one I could find at the local hardware store, I do suggest a lot of practice on scraps though, ABS has a quick turn from pliable to a soggy mess

I mount mine pretty much as Dave as said but without the gap, I hold in place with a few dabs of hot glue then use the corking/silicon which dries overnight.

It's a very handy tool to have for sculpting. Coming along nicely

Have a look in the gallery under RS and you will see a whole pile of measured coverstrips https://www.whitearmor.net/forum/gallery/album/59-the-rs-suit/?page=3 Correct sizing is: Arms front and back 15mm (forearm & bicep) Thighs front and back 20mm Shins front 20mm, rear 25mm These are canon measurements and are for screen accuracy. Neither Sly or Tony will ask you to pull out a ruler during L2 or L3. What they do ask however is that the areas look uniform.

Looking good, as you say just some fitting issues, hope to see you in the pre approval area soon, good luck.

The first but no doubt many more to come

A lot of work goes into a first order TK, not like an original trilogy TK where you just and glue pieces together, FOTK has to be trimmed, prepped, filled, sanded, primed and painted, all this adds to the work load. I'd suggest $1000 is pretty cheap to get a kit fully wearable. Unfortunately with any hobby there are costs involved and the costume is the biggest part of this hobby, you do save on membership fees though, as there aren't any

Congratulations trooper and welcome to the ranks

With the cover strips most try to keep the fronts at a standard size and if needing to size up do so on the back side as the public doesn't see that side as much. If you really have to size up and the backs are going to look huge I would make the fronts slightly larger.