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I plan on buying one within the next week. The price point is good and I already got the standard helmet cheap on Amazon.
The wait doesn't bother me, I'll be lucky with the amount of free time I have if I can get my Anovos TK done before then.
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I've always felt the best way to explain it away is we use the term recasting as our community sees it as you would use plagiarism as in passing off another's work as your own.
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Question - what is the best tool for cutting the abs? I have a dremel and a roto zip that I know would do fine but was also thinking of other tools like a Band Saw .. Thoughts?
Lexan or RC car body scissors are highly recommended, especially the curved ones are a life/sanity saver.
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Using plastic from different builders is always a gamble, but since Anovos used custom plastic its even potentially worse. Please let us know how it matches and make sure to take pictures in different lighting.
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Its not unusual. My last order from them took a month from shipment to arrival.
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Considering the guy trash talks the 501st every single chance he gets on the RPF, I don't think I need to tell you where he can stick his helmets.
I think its a load of BS.
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they have them at disneyland as well. You can also get them at the disney "malls" near both parks (so you don't have to pay to enter the park).
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How is this acceptable for clearance? Novatroopers are from Star Wars Galaxies and Star Wars Galaxies isn't canon.
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works for me
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nice use of braun shaver cleaning cartridges! lol
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Make sure to get a variable speed one.
YES very very important to remember. aka QFE.
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I would imiagine that is as close to the movie costume anyone will ever get.
Especially considering he has the one film accurate thing absolutely no one else can have, himself. lol
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And remember, both are just bs extrapolations for costume design choices (pauldrons) and costume variations (ear marks) so do what ever makes you feel warm and fuzzy inside. If you want to wear a pauldron, wear a pauldron just don't wear it in your official legion pictures or at canon events. Other than that, if anybody gives you static for it, tell em sit on it. Do what makes you happy, as long as its within the rules.
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definitely a great build with some great ideas!
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thanks for clarifying that - I couldn't find anywhere on the 501 site who's in and who's out as far as TK makers.
The 501st doesn't endorse any makers themselves (technically we can't but that's a long complex discussion that will make your head spin), but that being said you can find info on good reliable makers here by reading around on what members suggest.
Typically your best choices range from FX, AP, TE2, ATA, RTMOD, and TM or Troopermaster. Anything else is very likely recast and may not be the best quality armor you can get and sometimes for even more money than the original armor its taken from for less quality. That's why we always suggest doing your homework and read up on the various armors as they all have different pros and cons to help make a decision on what armor is best for you.
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Dear Sir,
in Part B/4.1 of the Circulaire Weapons and Munitions, it is explained in which cases there can be a decent benefit to lending a waiver in order to carry a fire-arm in the 2nd Category belonging to the equipment of re-enactment.
This part decides amongst others that re-enactment is when, at acceptable ways, battles and events from the military history will be re-enacted by groups of historical interested, dressed in original, albeit replicated costumes and equipped with several, within the timespan fitting, with unit, battle or event related equipment pieces.
Your Star Wars club does not comply to these terms according to the Circulaire Weapons and Munitions. Also, there is no way to get a permit for a de-activated Lewis M.20.
I hope to have informed you completely now.
I really don't see much of a difference between what we do and historical reenactment OTHER than the fact that one is based on real life. TBH I would think someone dressed as a fantasy character would be less threatening than someone dressed up as a real life Nazi or equivalent waving a gun around.
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Well, the hanger bays were also "sealed" and you can see right out that big gaping whole in the wall.
Just sayin'... maybe what we consider "sealed" would look different in a galaxy where forcefields and such exist.
(TRYING to give them the benefit of the doubt! hahaha... make it work man...)
considering, emergency force shields is how they explain away x-wing pilot helmets having no faceplate, and the pilots not dying instantly if they go EV, that's pretty much what I've always chalked it up to.
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You might want to consider trimming down the length of your thighs (from the top) and that would help with your knee plate getting caught.
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oooo Guyver. Man after my own heart.
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There's also the ANHv2.5 helmet. I'm currently working on one myself. Its the second biggest helmet, but its more accurate in proportions than the FX. The only thing that sucks is its rotocast so you'll have to paint it.
you can see pics in my WIP thread.
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Those are awesome. Too bad I think I may need to wait until there's another run.
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Finally got some time to work on the helmet some. I've cut out the eyes, cut out some of the teeth and trimmed down the flash so I can finally stick my head in. It is definitely roomy like an FX helmet. Probably won't have time to work on it again for a few weeks at least, so don't expect much updates for a while.
New pictures are at the end.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/26580949@N06/...57619164888264/
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No worries. There is a pm going round here with information on armour sellers.
In my opinion, I wouldn't buy FX, once you get more into your armour you will want something more accurate and there is not a huge price difference.
Good luck and welcome by the way.
Joe
Depending on the person's build and body type (IE bigger fellows), FX armor can be a better solution than screen accurate armor. This is why everyone should do their research and find out the pros and cons of each type of armor and decide for themselves what they feel is best for them. You will find a large portion of the legion is very happy and content with their FX armor.
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But as I told you, the FX helmet is not up to Legion standard anymore.
WRONG. Its not recommended but is still acceptable.
Table Top Belt Sander or Handheld Belt Sander?
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The tabletop sander is definitely a helpful tool.