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Wow, thank you for your application Charles. Tony and i will be with you shortly.

Hey Daryl, welcome to your Centurion review, lets take a look! CRL and Centurion Application Requirements: All required photos are posted and your armor meets all the criteria for Centurion level. With that said we would like to congratulate you and welcome you to the ranks! Very nicely done sir. Other-Armor Fit/Assembly: If we were to make any comment it would simply be the fact that both Tony and I prefer the taper of the frown to extend further and thinner towards the end as we see in most applications, but thank you for making the improvements that you have. Once again congratulations, now go out there and make Cloud City Garrison proud!!

Your balance of gaps looks great, I wouldn't overthink it, as everyone has different length in limbs. It's a one size fits all when looking at these kits an I for one wouldn't hold back an approval because you are taller/shorter or otherwise. Keep up the great work. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

Hey Vern whats with the necro post ?? Bringing back a touch of history, or is it bait on the end of a hook!!

Congrats on LMO Eric, let the fun continue Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

Very saddened to read posts such as these. Rest in peace Jenny, and prayers to her family. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

Yes indeed Michael, looking forward to reviewing your applications. You've spent some time and dollars improving your armor, so get cracking on those applications. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

So lucky that perhaps we should not talk so much about it, in case one day our toys get taken away. I truly hope that never happens . Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

Hi Daryl, Ukswrath and I will be with you shortly. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

Hi Andy, and welcome to your Centurion review CRL and Centurion Application Requirements: All required photos have been submitted. Your armor has the required elements to qualify for Centurion. With that, we would like to congratulate and welcome you to Centurion rank. Other-Armor Assembly/Fit: Thank you for making those couple of adjustment suggested as per your EIB thread review, you look awesome. Once again Tony and i would like to congratulate you on a tremendous build. Report to the Death Star for duty immediately.

I would have to agree with Tim on this one. The award is tied to the costume and not the member. If a member chose to retire a costume, and then decide to bring it out of retirement , does it not need to be re approved at a basic level to officially troop in it again? There fore, any new costume would need to be approved through all levels IMHO. A loophole that needs some attention I would say, and perhaps set in stone so there is no gray area surrounding it.

Are you using the copy link on Photobucket? There are several on the left hand side of the screen and copy is the bottom one. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

Hi Andy, I'm not sure what is going on with your Centurion app, but we cant see any of the photos, just a bunch of links. Can you please correct the way you have attached the images so we can do your review. Many thanks Andrew

Congratulations!! Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

Its not just cool to see Gino, I want it!!

Congratulations brother. And I have internet tonight Yippee. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

When you fix the crack at the bottom of your shoulder bell, CA glue two small pieces of ABS behind the crack. One on the inside of the return edge and the other where the crack continues up the bell. This will stop the crack from travelling any further if the bell is pushed out of shape at any stage. Then apply your ABS paste to the outside, if the crack S still visible and you are concerned about it. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

Hi Andy, no probs with your request regarding the photo, my current problem is poor internet as am away for work this week. Photobucket access has been difficult with little to no bandwidth. Don't worry, we can see the new photo so will reference it when reviewing your armor. Thank you for your patience and we will be with you soon. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

Hey Daryl, Uk and I will be with you shortly, and nice belt by the way , but is it sitting a little low under the ab button plate

You can almost set your watch by the Accuracy hag! Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

Lookin good Dan, lookin good. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

Hey Roy!!, welcome to your Centurion review, lets get right to it. CRL and Centurion Application Requirements: All required photos have been submitted. Your armor has the required elements to qualify for Centurion. With that, we would like to congratulate and welcome you to Centurion. Other-Armor Assembly/Fit: Thank you for actioning the suggestions as per your EIB thread review, you look fantastic. Just two little tweaks needed to balance you out and it will look perfect. 1. Top shoulder straps. If you could shorten them up a touch so the bells touch the shoulder bridges, it will take you that extra step closer to screen accuracy. 2. Right arm forearm placement. Drop the forearm down so you have maybe 1/2 " gap between the top of it and the bottom of the bicep, and the gap between the wrist end and the hand plate will balance and match the gap you already have on your left arm. Congratulations once again, I would be proud to Troop next to you, as I am sure your fellow garrison members already are. Well done good sir!

Hi Steve, and welcome to your EI review CRL and EIB Application Requirements: All photos are present and your armor represents all necessary elements to qualify for EIB. With that we'd like to congratulate you on your new "Expert Infantryman" status!! Other-Armor Fit/Assembly: In this section we will discuss observations made by your fellow troopers as well as ourselves. These may contain suggestions to improve the overall look of your armor. Unless stated in the above or below sections, these suggestions are not required. Very tidy build indeed, if there were anything, and it would be picky, may we suggest you take a small amount off the tops of your front thigh cover strips (that is only if it not just the camera angle that makes them look longer than the thighs). From a point of accuracy, and again these are a little hard to tell from the photo, but make sure those screws in your Thermal Det are pan head, we just cant quite make it out. Good paint job on the helmet, perhaps see if you cant tidy up the black outlines on the Traps as they are a little thick in areas. Man your armor is a credit to you, great job. Centurion Suggestions: We try to spot all that we can and mention it here, but the final Centurion accuracy is up to the trooper. You got this, close up the gaps between Kidney and Ab plate, make sure you have all the required photos posted up and re check the Level 3 requirements in the CRL. Congrats once again Steve, for a well earned Expert Infantry badge.

Hey Lee thanks you for your EIB application CRL and EIB Application Requirements: All submission photos are present. Awesome build, great job. Thank you for removing the decal from the shoulder bell, so without further delay, your armor meets all CRL criteria. Congratulations and welcome to Expert Infantry!! Other-Armor Fit/Assembly: In this section we cover off your overall appearance and balance of fit, if it is discovered that adjustment are required to get you looking your best, they will be mentioned here. If any of these will effect a future Centurion application, they will be covered in that section below. Let us start by saying, what an excellent build you have here. The overall balance and fit are fantastic, and really there are only two things that we would like to see adjusted. 1. Shoulder bells: The top of the Bell should be virtually if not touching the side of the shoulder bridge. All you need do is shorten those top straps and it will be perfect. 2. Side gaps between Ab and Kidney plate. You are on the limits of what is acceptable for EIB. These will need to be closed up completley if in the event you decide to push for Centurion approval. Centurion Suggestions: The ultimate accuracy at this level is up to the Trooper, and Lee, we see no reason why you should not aim for the top rank. If you can cinch in those side gaps without having to add side shims, then that is the easier solution. Failing that you would need to make a very narrow set of shims and blend them in with ABS paste. Make the couple of adjustments we have mentioned above, follow the CRL for Centurion and hopefully we see you in your beautiful armor with application in hand in the future. Again, Congratulations sir.

Hi Mark, a picture paints a thousand words, so may I suggest you post up a few so members can get a visual on where you are at, and chime in with appropriate advice. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk