Pencap510

Hmmm.. Better get to reading up . Think of return edge as the "lip" on all of your armor pieces.. It adds depth to your armor in certain places. Some places you want it- chest, ab, back plate.. Some you do not- forearms, shins...

It's been said to "ask lots of questions" - but let me be the first to say don't be afraid to ask anything. This is the most helpful group of folks EVER that will always give an opinion or point you in the right direction.

Well done - congrats on EIB!!

Congrats! Welcome to the EIB ranks!!

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Do tube stripes seem a bit low?

Looks good- nice work on a clean build! A few things stand out to me that could amount to just how your wearing your gear- but your left shin specifically looks very wide at the bottom, near your foot- could that be tapered a little bit to more fit your leg form- possibly tighten up closing near your foot? Also- your biceps and forearms seem really high. Again, this might be just how it's being worn- but lowering the biceps would bring both down. I don't think ether should affect approval! Good luck!! Ty

Looks great! Awesome build

Yeah- tough to tell without seeing them facing forward. At least for me anyway

Echo that- your fit is looking good so far - keep up the work!

Hey Brian- Looking really good! Not sure it makes much of a difference, but because your already gonna be working on the holster attachment it seems to be attached really high on the belt. You could drop those rivets down on the belt to about 1/2" off the bottom:

Thanks Mathias!

Ty Murphy 55239 EIB letter

Just wanted to again thank everyone who pointed me in right direction along the way. When I started this adventure I knew nothing about all the details and just what the differences were between the good the bad and the ugly. It's been awesome- and yet somehow I feel like I'm just starting haha-

Might be late to the party- but WHOA!! excellent looking blaster! Can't even say I'm kinda jealous- I'm like- full on- wish I had one - jealousy! Great work

ahhh- there it is- FX

Just out of curiosity - what is glaring that identifies it as FX?

E6000!! If your in a hurry, and want to use zap a gap- do so ONLY in the pieces that NEVER move. Like the shins, that are constantly opened, and pulled apart-- MUST HAVE E6000 for the flexibility it gives.

The wait is finally over lol- finally got my hands on a set of power cells got to say- my blaster looks much better now, and dare I say--- complete?

I asked the same question recently when I was finishing my NE kit. The kit came with both "stunt" labeled tube stripes and "hero". I did a stunt build so naturally i used those first but I put them to low on the tubes- had to re do them. When I asked about the difference - everyone said there was none. So I used the hero stripes and truly you can't tell the difference. Use which you think looks better

The long awaited power cells should be in my hands tomorrow or Tuesday- who knew shipping from UK could take so long. I've been patient lol!! But ITS TIME

Not sure if this is where this post belongs- but definitely wanted to share if you haven't seen!

Looking really good so far! Keep it up!

I also wish all involved the best in a very sad time. Deepest sympathy Code? Huh? I refer you to this thread- if your friends are judging you as to why we do this. If they are mocking you- then maybe they aren't the best of people to judge - http://www.whitearmor.net/forum/index.php?/topic/29348-Epic-photo Also noticed that you posted the question "are we weird?" In a thread back in early November. I think some of the replies there were spot on to answer your concern

The button box is upside down for crying out loud lol