Coastertk

How does the right bicep fit? I only ask because that left ATA is a bit wonky fitting. I ordered a second right bicep from Terrell and scrapped the original left. It's a much better fit and no one can tell. Just my 2c.

Completed my tasks, First off the left ear screw. It was alway the correct size, it however sunk into the ABS with a little heat transfer caused when I cut down the threads on the inside of the helmet. Corrected and lesson learned! Finally the cod rivet. I replaced the "double cap" with a "split" rivet. Thanks Guys Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

I will do my best. The last time I tried to edit my original post it removed all my photos and replaced them with numbers and letters. Here goes nothing. It worked, it however copied the text from my EIB onto my Centurion Application. The only changes are my weight and the holster.

Way to go St3ve!!! A major accomplishment for a top shelf mate. I'll meet you on the other side pal.

I received some great advice and got to work on removing my cover strip overlap on my return edges. Thighs: Top of right shin: Tops of both forearms: If I can provide any further pictures please let me know. Thanks Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

Be sure to let us know when your big brown box arrives, and a weekend that works for you, and I will throw another build party.

Thank you gentlemen for the feedback. I rely on my peers to help me achieve Imperial conformity, and I have addressed both of your concerns. Firstly, I re mounted my belt with proper alignment. Secondly, I removed the excess cover strip on my left thigh. Now the cover strip ends at the ridge as it should. Also attached is a photo of my neck seal. Thanks guys for the feedback. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

I tried to add my EIB thread afterwards and it replaced all my photos with numbers and letters. I nearly lost it. Whew! Thanks for the consideration.<br><br> EIB 457

Name: Jay Bath Forum Name: CoasterTK Legion ID: 73427 Garrison: Outer Rim Garrison Armor: ATA Helmet: ATA Blaster: Doopydoos Pipe Build Height: 5'10" Weight: 200lbs Boots: TKBoots Canvas Belt: Trooperbay Hand Plates: Sonnenschein Neck Seal: Darman's Wife Holster: Gazmosis Electronics: Aker1506 with Icomm, Echo's Fan Kit, Skyminer's EAS EIB Application: TK-73427 Requesting ANH Stunt EIB Status [ATA][457] Name: Jay Bath Armor: ATA Helmet: ATA Blaster: Doopy Doos Pipe Build Height: 5'10" Weight: 195lbs Boots: TKBoots Canvas Belt: Trooperbay Hand Plates: Sonnenschein Holster: Darman Neck Seal: Darman's Wife Electronics: Aker 1506 with ICOMM, Echo's Fan System, Skyminer's Environmental Audio System Thank you for your consideration. http://www.whitearmor.net/forum/index.php?/topic/30830-TK-73427-Requesting-ANH-Stunt-EIB-Status-%5BATA%5D%5B457%5D/page__view__findpost__p__395631 Full Body: Armor Detail: Helmet: Blaster: Strapping: Thermal Detonator:

I had the opportunity to visit a local television studio to promote an event and they put me to work. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Works great. Thanks for the tip. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Just trying out my Tapatalk. Don't mind me. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

They come with a belt hanger too! Has a small Imperial cog on it

For basic approval, I believe so.

I believe you can have a wider raised edge (flat part of the seam) but keep your cover strip to the 25mm or 1" in the back.

STOP!!! Acetone will melt your abs. You are very brave for attempting this but I would not recommend this practice to anyone.

Nice job St3ve!!

It's great to see that you are getting your life back together after what must have been a very tragic event. If you think you have vision problems now, just wait till you get that bucket on you head.

Post up your Movember pics!!

<br><br> This will help when it comes to attaching the canvas to your ab

Tried out the Wool blend last night. I actually wore it under my Eastbay. Both layers were thin enough, so it wasn't too bulky. What a difference a layer can make. I wasn't cold at all.

What you've there is a suction problem. Drill a hole in the TD under the control panel. If you haven't already glued it down.

Exactly!! And don't over stir as it can lead to air bubbles.

Done.

Send me a PM with your email address and I will forward you a PDF file for a 6mm Acrylic, Laser Cut E-11 Blaster Stand<br> Cost me about $40 CDN to have it cut locally.