gmrhodes13

Best advice would be to look through the tutorials and build threads, you can find a lot of info there for the different armors and how they are build

Very nice work

Great work, well done

Great looking troop, well done all

Looking good trooper

Great work once again

Custom parts like neck seals, belts and so on take longer to ship, I would think the whole order would be shipped at the same time unless you stated you wanted it shipped separately.

Looking good so far, carry on

Congrats trooper

I have it on good word that you won't be taking as many photo's as your blaster build LOL

How good/bad is the visibility when wearing a helmet? Bit hard to look down at children, but walking around is fine Is sitting down a bad idea? Very bad idea, although I can sit on the edge of a table or suitcase How easy is it to...erm...use the bathroom? I use a two piece suit, there is enough room when you undue the bottom snap to jiggle things into place Can you dance while suited up? Why wouldn't you, YES we can dance Now jump on board and get suited up

Sorry to hear that, UN-LIKE in process LOL

I use the tool that comes with the Burch snaps, but a trick I like to do first is use a Philips head screwdriver, tap that into the post, this spreads and splits the post, then use the snap tool, just helps splay the post a little more

Awesome news, can't wait to see the big brown box photo's

Congrats and welcome to the ranks

Oh that sucks, we normally do a walk around change rooms just to make sure nobody leaves anything, hopefully a fellow member may have it, fingers crossed

Congrats and welcome to the ranks trooper

Hello and welcome aboard, the Getting Started Section is the place to start, good luck on the journey to awesomeness

You are missing and I and A at the end of Austria and you don't have kangaroos

I used a Dremel (well a cheaper version) with drill bits, cutting wheel, and sanding drum, saved so much time

Really depends on what problems she is having, some plastics need sanding before painting to help the paint adhere, others are quite greasy and silicon based, there is an additive you can add to paint to help with that, also there is another additive you can add to help with flexing, ie for plastic car bumpers. Most automotive paint suppliers can help with the additives, could be a good idea to talk with one in your local area

Looking forward to the build, plenty of ATA build threads to follow, remember the old saying measure twice, cut once. Good luck

Just can't beat a big brown box photo, looking forward to seeing more

Very nice

Nice and dirty as a TD should be, good work there