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A fellow member has made a collection box, each time someone mentions the short for a trooper line he shows them the collection box and tells them they have to pay for just saying that

I say we purchase in kit form and have to assemble it, i'ts like a full size plastic model kit. If they want anymore info I suggest they sign up on the forums

According to what I have read the armor is ROTJ and the helmet is ANH.

Hope you all had a great day

T21 build thread, good one to follow http://www.whitearmor.net/forum/topic/11017-how-to-t-21-blaster-scratch-build/

Looking good but I think you will need to add some heat to the belt plastic section, they do tend to pop of without the curve, snaps just aren't strong enough to hold it when i'ts straight . http://www.whitearmor.net/forum/topic/8757-howto-get-a-good-heat-bend-on-your-belt/?hl=%2Bbelt#entry246564

Here is the info you require http://www.whitearmor.net/forum/topic/11538-the-various-types-of-armor-and-where-to-find-them/. The hardest part of the journey is the research

I glued in a washer just for a little reassurance

Nice work well done

Share away, I pinched it off the WWW

Looking good. I've been putting troopers numbers on to their counters, nice idea

Happy July the 4th to my American brothers and sisters

Coming along nicely

Elastic would allow you to move more than velcro

Here in Aus I have only been able to find 42mm OD pipe, I just had to size up template when I went to print it, fits fine in the Hasbro .

Congrats and welcome to the ranks trooper

Very nice weathering, well done

I get my T Tracks from Marv here on FISD http://www.whitearmor.net/forum/topic/16395-t-track/

Congrats trooper and welcome to the ranks

Looking good, you will find that when you add some weathering most of the dodgey bondo sections won't really be an issue. When weathering just think of how you hold, lay down and have in your holster, anywhere it would get rubbed on. Some don't like to weather the T Tracks as they should have been black plastic but I like to see some silver worn away around the barrel. Keep up the good work

I have always used a Dremel, there are other brand rotary tools too *cheaper but just as good), I use three as I'm lazy to change the tips lol, I also hold a few armor worshops and you can never have enough rotary tools. I use the quick release cutting disc, sanding drum and drill tool.

No resister changes, I used power from one side of the battery for the LED's, then the other from the on switch side of the trigger, I then took that wire to a small toggle switch, with one wire to blue LED and the other to red LED, that is how I can select either colour. Sorry no photo's of the board as it was a quick mod I did before an event.

Hi Daryl, I've been trooping in mine for the last two years, it's a strong armor, affordable but there is a wait for it.

I just clamped it tight in my fingers and went very slow with the cutting disc, some cd's are better than others

I just clamped it tight in my fingers and went very slow with the cutting disc, some cd's are better than others