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Going to go the whole way on this one, you can see it clearly is a different holster, any rebel holster I have seen is nothing like this one, but thank you for your input You can make out in this promo shot that the holster is not as long as an E-11

I thought at first this was just a promo weapon but while looking for the holster design I found this shot, looks screen used to me

Top pipe cut, also spent some time on the lathe with the end caps. Still need to cut the slots and grooves into the pipe.

Yes it is, found it in an arts and craft store, very lucky find as I wasn't sure what I was going to do about the grip, problem solved

Most of the body parts are cut, just need a bit of sanding

Nice work, looking very smart

Looking good, the sides do sit differently so don't panic if you have more gap on one side than the other. I took a measurement from the back of the cheek trap to the bump on the side were the screw would go through and did the same with the other side. The sides will pull in more once screwed, also the ear covers any gaps still left

A little more done

A few cover strips and grips cut

This may be of help here

Ran out of armor to build so looks like it's back to building blasters Couldn't find much info about the SE-14R, I did find the length which I then used to scale up a few photo's of the blaster on the computer then I laid some paper over the screen and traced the outline of it. Here is where I am at

I myself being Centurion agree that there could be a more screen accurate level. I intend to troop for years so really I can't see me changing my armor, reason being I have fellow squad members with the same screen accurate brackets and hook closures, the problem is the brackets are not long term viable, they crack around the bolts, I have just helped a fellow member replace all of his brackets with snaps and elastic. I still believe there is room for a higher level, but would it be a long term trooperable armor?

Thanks guys, fingers crossed, you know the feeling when you can't sleep, wake up at odd hours and just have to check the computer for any updates, then try to get back to sleep . Being down under and on different time scale sucks

From what I have seen most stick with the one rank bar on the last bump (back of ear) on each ear. I personally have done this on my buckets. There is a thread about ear rank bars here

Very nice work, well done

Don't suppose you would be interested in printing a couple of biker scout blasters, got a couple of squad members been looking for some. I have found a lot of blasters on this site here

Correct, nice pick up, some don't see there's a difference

Looking good

Use the guide above, I painted my TD with primer then gave it a coat of gloss clear, reason is I had the paint here from blaster builds and I prefer to use spray paint so there is no brush marks

Armor: ATA Helmet: ATA S Trim: ATA Blaster: Pipe build and Doopydoo parts Height: 182cm Weight: 69Kg Boots: TK Boots Belt: Made Myself Rubber Hand Plates: Karin Gloves: Rubber chemical Neck Seal: Made Myself Holster: Made Myself Lenses: TM Helmet Fans: Computer fans and switches Electronics: Icomm & Aker amp Dropbox Backs: TK 0812 - Kevin Decals: Dave M - Trooperbay Undersuit: Kmart Grapling Box: TM Grapling Hook: Made Myself Comlink: Made Myself EIB approval thread http://www.whitearmor.net/forum/topic/25015-tk-85421-requesting-anh-hero-eib-status-ata-2nd-eib/

Thank you Phil, happy to take the 2nd EIB

Looking good, a trick mentioned with the tube stripes is if you paint white first then if you get any bleeding through the stencil only the white will show, paint the blue over the top of the white and all should be fine.

Problem with most costumes is that you have to do the research, I thought an officer build would have been easy, but no there was still a lot of research. The search function is a great help, also checking on post's made to see if anyone has commented is advised

All is looking good, coming along nicely

Looks like a good start, can't wait to see more