Thxboy

My garrison has easily 15+ active RS props troopers in it.

I love your thread D! Thanks for the awesome update. You're a pleasure to troop with and you make a great TK.

Now THAT is an impressive......Vader. ;-) Sent from the Death Star

Anything with wheels is a good thing. [emoji1]

Congrats! Great work!

Lol! Thanks Eric! Check out bikerscouts. I have a TB in the works for myself!

Gracias!

Biceps and forearms are assembling well this week. I cannot for the life of me figure out which shin is which! In the AM 2.0 the overlaps are all gone so I really cant figure this out. Can anyone tell me which pieces are right leg and left leg? Also how wide should be coverstrips be for shins and thighs?

Looks great Jeff! Hope GML approves you soon.

Which is why you pointed me to post #30? Geesh.

Didn't really answer my question. I read almlost all the posts and I do understand your accuracy is higher than the rest but I was wondering if there is something about your materials or manufacturing process that warrants the doubling of price or if you are pricing what the market will bear based on yours being the more accurate. Just wondering.

So, I have a dumb question. Why is Gino's track double the price (on average)?

It worked out great! I started by attaching the grey mounting tabs that came with it to the liner with a small piece of blue masking tape to hold them in position. Next I placed the liner into the bucket and marked the position I wanted it in with dry-erase marker. I used hot glue to attach. Hot glue the front of the liner first (closest to eyes) and let dry a minute or two. Then glue the back of the liner in place. I let it cure forms day and it's rock solid. Still very adjustable and since KY isn't over all the time for fittings I think it's a great solution.

Also, how much return edge would you guys leave on the upper and lower bicep? Thanks!

Ok. Biceps ar a bit confusing I know the thumbprint goes on the left side but is there any difference between the two haves of the outer bicep?