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Perhaps send an email to one of the following Timberline Garrison staff members : GWM: Doug Atwood(TD 1430) [email protected] Or CO: Doug Atwood(TD 1430) [email protected] Or XO: Brandon Winters(TK 3497) [email protected]

Nice work

Great find, thanks for the share

Congrats and welcome to the ranks trooper

Looking forward to the build, good luck

Nice work, good luck

You can find a sale thread on 501st forum too Howard http://www.501st.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=28&t=78352&hilit=Echo

Great news Tony, good luck with approval, not that you will need it

From memory I took a good 1/2 inch off the circumference of my guards, they are huge to start off with

Nice work. I also agree it looks a little bulky in comparison. I went with red in the centre section.

Nice work. It's fun being anchormen

Congrats and welcome to the ranks trooper

Info thread on spot putty on RPF may be of help http://www.therpf.com/showthread.php?t=150581

You will have to sand it down once it's dry, but you can do this wet and with fine wet and dry sandpaper, 600gritt or higher, shouldn't show up on final coats.

Spot putty should take care of that, you would have to go over with a full coats of paint though

Congrats trooper

Not sure of the maker but it's not an Anonvos

Sounds like it is coming along well, look forward to the photos

For all of you who donated to the Armor Needed For A Trooper campain for Scott Loxley (Storming Australia) earlier in 2015 and wondered were is he now and did he ever get his armor replaced, the answer is YES. Scott was approved with his First Order Stormtrooper on 3rd December Seen here at Kidsflix - Richmond (Hoyts Cinema) Saturday 5th December, his first official troop in the armor http://i1251.photobucket.com/albums/hh552/glenmurry/scott%20troop1.jpg Scott was asked if this armor will share the same fate as his Storming Australia armor to which Scott replied "Not a chance mate" Congratulations again Scott and well deserved

Nice work, looking forwards to the finished photos

Another great edition, thanks everyone

Thanks guys

Cheers brother, don't want to damage that pretty paint I've got just a couple, I do like a change, to tell the truth I've always been an ANH Stormtrooper at heart since 77 so EPVII would have to be pretty bloody impressive Cheers Snaps

Untrimmed gives you a little more advantage to size to your body but not much with the AP. Measure twice, cut once is great advice. if your not sure always ask

I use a flat head screw driver to pry them slightly open, then use the round of the screwdriver and hit that down between the posts, spreads them more, then flatten the rest with the hammer.