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Don't worry I have found more LOL

Where do you start, love the reversed tube stripes and my what a high brow you have. Looks like his buddy next to him is rocking a shaved chewie

OMG love the yellow shoes too LOL

Looking good, I did get mine quite flat but took a lot of hand sanding to achieve it, just don't go too far or you will end up with really narrow ears. The look is up to you as screen accurate lids had all sorts of gaps around the ears

Not all need an expensive screen accurate costume to feel like a stormtrooper, here are just a few. *edited heading due to negative feedback*

So many screen accurate armors out there LOL

An easy fix would be to glue in a small piece of plastic behind the holes then it would just look like the other piece of the stock

Looking good so far, a good tip is to use double snaps in places that are under a lot of force, like arms, shoulders and ab, reason is if one snap fails you still have another to hold everything in place. Keep up the great work

Looks like you are off to a great start, keep up the good work

I used black silicon on my gloves, worked well so far and it is flexible

You can use as many rivets as you like as long as they are not visible from the outside. There are a couple of mesh which aren't acceptable, just pm Locitus for exactly which ones to use and the correct hovi's. mainly for the higher levels, EIB and Centurion, have you thought of building to those standards ? It's much easier to do from the start and really not s lot of extra work. Good luck with the build be waiting to see your progress Ask away as that is what the forums are for

Hello and welcome aboard, lots of helpful people here and tutorials, good luck with the ATA lid

Congrats and well done

Congrats and well done

Here is a side shot of Dave M decals on my lid

Looking pretty good, as mentioned your black lines look a little large but I am more concerned about your tube stripes, did you use a stencil?, they look quite large and too few stripes. You did a nice job on those ears, well done.

Welcome back, not much as changed, some nice builds on the go that's about it. Now enough talk get out there and troop LOL

Looking good, just on the neck seal if you create a dip at the front just under the chin you will find it a lot more comfortable to wear and it won't feel like it is pushing your chin up all of the time. If it works for you then fine, well done

Have a look at the different makers in the getting started section, putting a helmet is not that hard and can be quite rewarding as a first build

Coming along nicely, good work

At the end of the day you wear boots and gloves but I would be worried about the comfort level, also my two pieces only worked out to be half the price of the one you have shown and with a two piece you don't need to remove everything for bathroom breaks LOL

I use a black long sleave mens tee and women's leggings, yes women's lol. You are pretty good as long as it is black, can be one or two piece and no makers tags or labels are shown.

Looks like you are on the right track, can't wait to see more

Nice job, well done

Looking forward to your photo's good luck with the build