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Love my ATA, no issues after 3 years of hard trooping, you can't go wrong

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Doubly good as always

Some great photos, nice work

You could try soaking in a bath of warm salty water. I have also heard some have had success freezing the parts then the CA glue will crack off when pressure applied. Most solvents will damage the plastic. Other than that it's a case of carefully using a knife or blade and using some pressure.

You can find some good threads on MEPD here are just a couple http://forum.mepd.net/index.php?/topic/7767-dying-canvas-mp40-pouches/&_fromLogin=1 http://forum.mepd.net/index.php?/topic/5913-dying-and-weathering-the-canvas-31-shoulder-pouch/#comment-71323

Congrats, looking forward to the build

I don't have my TK handy but here's a pic of my FO TK brace, use a back support for this one and Velcro, I've since upgraded with snaps, will give you an idea of the adjusters.

Depends which kit too, some use different size pipe depending on the end caps I just took an end cap to the hardware store and found pipe to match.

I use a belt with elastic suspenders, has worked well for over 3 years. From the belt I have looped elastic straps with adjusters in case they stretch, then double snaps to the inside top of thighs.

Best wishes to my US brothers and sisters

Great work

Happy thanksgiving to everyone

Good luck with the build, if you need help attaching photos have a look at this thread http://www.whitearmor.net/forum/tutorials/article/48-posting-images-in-threads-2015/

You could use Velcro or even magnets, as long as it can't be seen from outside there wouldn't be any issues.

Hello and welcome

Nice work

Congrats and welcome trooper

After making a scratch built one I decided to get one from Peter, I was one of the earliest to order but for some reason others received there's way before me. Took a lot of nagging on FB to finally get the kit, all up took 7 months.<br><br> Don't get me wrong it's a nice kit with great detail, I just don't get why it's so hard for prop makers to supply when they say they will, its not that hard.

Definitely hit up the maker of the armor, most are happy to sell extra pieces

Based on as in looks like, not has to be made from

I must say I didn't find it too difficult, I scratch built both my DLT-19 and T21 mainly from pvc pipe and wood with plans found online. Really it depends how far you want to go with the costume, you can purchase ready made blasters if you can't build yourself.

Desert Scorpion Squad Troop Report Event: Special Children's Christmas Party Location: PCEC Date: November 19 2016 Time: 9.30 for 10.30 start to 2.30 Landscape/Weather: Indoors Troopers: TR13310 Liz, TK85421 Q, SL51164 Stuart Wrangler: We went alone Report: Arrived on site and on time,the goose parked next to me.Changing area provided for a relaxed kit up. Wow,the 4 hours went quick.Take out the few mini breaks we had and this troop was a mega photo request.As this event was for children with special needs there were many emotional moments for the kids,parents and us.Today was for me a big part of what we are about. Q was not feeling 100% however once amongst the crowd,well the show must go on.Liz and I were ok as we were a couple of cake and chocolate eaters. Kids rides,stage entertainment,emergency service displays,gift bags,food,drinks,toys all free of charge and there was so much left at the end.Liz scored herself a souvenir fluffy duck,sorry the reindeer were all gone.Q did not miss out either as he received a surprise gift earlier that morning,I'm sure he will put it to good use but please remember to follow the instructions. We called it a day,returned to the carpark and noticed my drivers window open,oops I forgot to close it,all was well. Charity: No funds raised as it was a free event Injuries: Q felt and looked like crap but soldiered on for the kids Armour repairs: None Happy people: Great public response and DSS feeling proud Unhappy people: Going with none Pics to follow Mission status: Complete Report by: Stuart

DSS TROOP REPORT EVENT: John Hughes Big Walk & Stitches Fair LOCATION: Burswoond Park DATE: 13th November TIME: 7.30 am to 9.30 LANDSCAPE/WEATHER: Outdoors TROOPERS: TB13310 - Liz, TK85421 - Q, DZ11325 - Amy WRANGLERS: Johnathon REPORT: We arrived at 7am an early start but better to get there before the crowds. We met up with our out of town 501st member Amy and after a chat and some merch swapping we changed in preparation for the arrival of the walkers. Perfect timing in walked our wrangler Johnathon revved up for his first troop. Three separate starting times as different length courses with a 10 minute Zumba before it each with our Jawa and Tusken joining in. Only our Jawa continuing to the 2nd and 3rd Zumba dance classes. Many photos taking with walkers and younglings during the morning. We watched the third group of walkers head off and it was time for our Canadian trooper to leave due to other commitments. As the crowds had dwindled we called it a day at 9.30, then time to hit the sausage sizzle. Was a pleasure to meet a fellow 501st member from the other side of the world and we hope you enjoyed your first Aussie troop Amy. Big thank you to Johnathon you did a great job. INJURIES: None CASUALTIES: Jawa from too much Zumba ARMOR REPAIRS: Velco needed on Jawa hood, bandolier needs two rivets. HAPPY PEOPLE: Everyone that finished UNHAPPY PEOPLE: Those with sore feet MISSION STATUS: Complete REPORT BY: TK85421