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If you want to be able to detach the elastics that connect between the ab and kidney, then you would use a male snap.
Otherwise you can fasten the elastic directly to the split rivet. The original screen suits were connected directly like that. The use of snaps is a costuming method many people use for convenience in trooping.
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Looks great! Can't wait to get the time to work on mine.
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Nice work! Good to see it all come together.
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Yea, Eastbay $30 for the set (compression top and bottom). Hard to beat
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Wow, nice. Congrats!
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Hello and welcome Tim!
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Very nice!
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Very nice! I bought one of Walt's kid's helmet too. I'll be making a build thread soon. My son is only 3, so I'm making a white foam version for the armor and will post progress on that too. When he's old enough I'll get the rest of Walt's armor kit.
Have fun with the build.
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Try running 4 x AA's. the sound drops considerably and there may be enough air flow, though I see you are using square fans instead of blowers. The AA's will last a lot longer too.
Nice rig though. Have you tried it with a mic inside? Wondering if the sound of the fans is audible.
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Love the expression on the cat..
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If not, you will need to submit an application to the 501st legion to your local garrison. Visit their forums for info. If you do have a legion ID, then you will need to submit for EIB first. Then Centurion after. There are instructions for submission in the forum threads
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Do you have a legion ID?
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Awards are given to individuals and not the armor itself. A big part of it is based on how it fits you. You will need to submit a request for yourself.
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Is that what the kids are calling it these days?
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Feels like too much on the lower part that goes around the bulge.. Might want to cut less and test fit before cutting that much.
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Excellent work! Keep it up.
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Happy Birthday Vern!
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Could be the residue of a release agent in the forming process. Have you tried washing the inside of the lid with a mild dish soap?
Heard about this through Dragon*Con
in New Member Introductions Archive
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