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AsBlondeAsLuke

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  1. Welcome!  And, Tim is so right.  Research, research, research.  Gives you plenty to do while you save up for the big purchase.  It's a big decision and there is so much that goes into deciding which armor to get to ensure it is the right one for you.  And, then, once you get it, if you've done all of your homework in advance, it will make the building process so much easier.  All of the resources you need are all here on FISD.  Lucky you. :)

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  2. I picked the RS ABS over because of preference for the color. If you've ever painted a kitchen or bathroom, you know there are a hundred different shades of white. The ABS has turned out to be a lot more durable than I thought it would be considering the lightness and thinness of the material. It bends and flexes in my hands and I have accidentally dropped pieces a number of times without incident.

     

     

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  3. Hi Dylan! Welcome to the FISD and the Golden Gate Garrison! I'm in Gilroy, so the southern point of the garrison. Once you've selected your armor, a daunting task to be sure, (it took me about a month, at least, to decide, I think), be sure to start a build thread here on FISD. It will allow us to help you with your build and get you past all the frustrating parts.

     

     

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    But isnt she uncomfortable around the thigh/crotch area? I can see there is still a bit of the return edge/lip left there

     

    I'd have to agree with Morten on this one.  It's one thing to wear the armor just for a few minutes for a fitting and be OK with it.  It doesn't pinch just standing there.  It's different when you have to wear for a couple of hours for a troop and that's when edges and lips start to dig in and leave "armor bite."  Might want to start wearing the armor for longer periods of time around the house to truly get a feel if those pieces are going to dig in.  

     

    Great progress, though.  Enjoying watching your build!

  5. "Behind" ......cod talk.......thank goodness there is no possibility of any of us growing up. Awesome!

    Grow up?  Never!  Spent the past two days helping another woman work on her armor for the first time, (a generic clone.) We did as much laughing as we did working, but managed to get a great deal accomplished in the end.  Having fun definitely helps the process along. :)

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