gmrhodes13

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Standard velcro from haberdashery shops is fine, E6000 glue holds it well, give the surface a scuff with sandpaper first as it will give the glue something to bind with.

This thread may be of help

The front tube stripe angles downward, you have yours angled upward, the photo bellow shows the difference to yours

Congrats and welcome to the ranks

I think you are stuck with NE, most makers armor are slightly different in color, from what I have seen of NE builds most have a gap between the ears and the top piece, don't panic yet, have a look at some of the other NE builds

if possible try to bring your thighs up a little more, will give you more clearance around the knees. Much better, keep up with it

You have done a nice job there, nice work, exactly how i did mine, btw the way the left is usually worse lol good luck

Looking good, just watch how your armor sits as your right forearm is rotated slightly, and you belt had the excess sticking upwards, also I would look at adding some strapping to the butt piece ends to keep them from flaring out, I also use a little heat on mine and curled them in more

Hopefully it won't be too much longer, keep up with it you will get there soon

I have been bitten by the magnets a few times. Yes you kinda got it but from where that groove is you have to sand the whole back. Like this (sorry its a crude drawing)

Coming along nicely, for my holster I used vinyl, I glue two pieces together to give it some strength. A few of the outer black lines on you bucket are a little big but may still be passable.

Magnets are a great help to so you can get into the place clamps can't go. You have made a great start on the ears, a little at a time, you will find when you trim the round top section it can make a lot of difference on the curved section. Another tip is to sand a dog leg into the top of the round top section as the back piece of the helmet overlaps the front (if that makes sense )

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

That's what we are here for Here's my teeth, a little squarer in the corners, but what you have is fine

From when t first saw ANH at the movies in 77 I wanted to become a TK so it was ANH for me, I have both Stunt and Hero versions , I prefer the lenses in stunt but the mean look of a Hero .

The two middle teeth still look a bit round on the bottoms but it may be the angle. Ears are tricky, I don't think you can score and snap, scissors with get part of the way, but I found a dremel with a sanding tool the best, easy to take small amounts of at a time. Keep up the good work

Congrats trooper, welcome to the ranks

Looking good, I can only see a couple of things due to the photo's being a bit small and my old eyes failing me LOL, looks like you have some excess on your fabric belt, you may have to trim the excess and you could bring your shoulder bells forward a little, you can do this by moving the snaps forward on your shoulder straps. Oh and you don't look fat

I used a dog leg pin, slid it in the first hole then attached the rear

Wow didn't think there would be much difference on the inside of the buckets, but only needed a small amount of foam in this one

I used a felt pen lid for the stock mount, glued a nut into each end (furniture nuts have a large round base and threaded in the middle) and used screws to attach the stock

Bubble lenses in

Looking good, a little bit of bondo and it should be fine

Some more paint and stickers applied