Daetrin

Wow, excellent attention to detail. I hope your work encourages more people to go ROTJ.

Thanks for doing this - it's like an archaeologist cataloging lost treasures

The short answer is you could only sell kits if they were ones you were making, and also you would need to fully disclose the source of the molds to ensure there is transparent lineage, for all the reasons mentioned above, plus many more. Until you are ready to do this, there should be no further posts in this thread, really.

No worries Germain, I still think it's an awesome thread and worth pinning

Wow, ultimate is right! Would you ever consider doing a slinged option for it? If so we can use your blaster for the CRL Also, pinning this thread as it's an orgy of build photo goodness and everyone doing an F-11D should read it.

Sale thread is here: http://www.whitearmor.net/forum/topic/40943-official-celebration-8-swag-list/

If this were a new request they would evaluate the request and based on the proposed text & photographic evidence respond with a determination of approval/rejection with comments. Since I've already obtained approval on the text & photos, what happens now is that the LMO photoshop team - similar to our IPM - will edit the photos to comply with CRL standards, and the LMO will get the text/photos added to the CRL and let us know when it is published. So, for now we wait until we hear that its live. Make sense?

They've been submitted for processing by the LMO team...

By itself. If you look at the CRL, you can see what accessory pictures look like. Probably 3-4 from different angles should be good.

OK, here is the deal: we can get this in the CRL, but someone needs to actually do the mod and submit photos. Anyone up for it?

Hey Shawn - can you get detailed pictures of the pack at high resolution on a plain background, so the IPM team can PhotoShop them? The LMO is good for approving it, but we need good photos first.

Dutchy is in the house! Whoop-whoop!

Nice! I updated the title and hope this will help a lot of other people out.

Hi Danny - your GML posted this on the Legion boards. My one concern is the right thigh, which looks overly wide at the bottom and should be trimmed/tapered to your leg better. Otherwise, good to see another "cross dresser"

Wow - awesome news! It's fitting that the 7th century is capped by someone who had to work so hard on their suit. PM me your address, some special swag headed your way. For sure we should put this in the next newsletter.

Awesome! How big is that banner? I have our official one that was made up in 2007, but it's about the size of someone's torso.

Man, can't wait for the CRL approval. Time for me to sell a few more props I don't need, me likey!

Yup, here is the screen grab. In both cases you have a stormtrooper who had an optional item - ANH = comlink/grappling hook & TFA = strap - that was shown/worn for a brief time before one of the rebels/resistance took it. So, since we allow one, we will allow the other.

I think we all are

I wonder how much it weighs too - usually it's heavier. YMMV, but usually being the first to buy something is not a risk free approach to armor/prop buying. It may be great, it may be a waste. Do you want to be the first to try it? Yes, someone has to be the trail blazer and maybe it is great, but you're taking on that loss of $$ if it's not.

Email sent to LMO for feedback.

Well, aside from the one guy guarding the Falcon, we don't see any stormtroopers with a grappling hook either, but that's allowed. How is that any different? What about the Reserve Pilot? The only reference is a trading card and it was never in any movie, yet it has its own CRL...

I think it should be a no-brainer to have it as an option on the CRL.

Wow, you've taken a big challenge and are answering it well. I would really suggest getting a nice CFO helmet as the Rubies one...well you know. You can lower the drop boxes by say 1/8th or 1/4". The legs are looking much better and at some point as you note with your height, there is only so much you can do. I'd also suggest putting some foam padding in the small of your back to push that butt/back plate out some away form your body so it doesn't angle in as much when you look at it from the side. You can let the biceps slide down so there is zero overlap between them and the shoulder bells to cover up some more black there as well. As mentioned, lowering the ab plate will help too as you can then move the thighs down, even 1/2" will look better. Smart call on the shins - it really helped!

I'll let the DO's chime in on that one. I'd even presume it's fine for EI myself, but Centurion, they get picky.