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And as you can see in those images, the inner tube is considerably smaller than the carriage it sits in.

It's coming along very nicely Jacob, keep up the stellar work.

Welcome to FISD Mike!

Congratulations on yet another fine Centurion lvl costume Glen

Good tip by James above, and pretty much the same process i take when adding cover strips.

I can assist you with this Robert, I'll send you a PM shortly to sort it.

We will need to get cracking on the CRL, but at least the frame work of the Standard FOTK can be used and modified as well as expanded on.

Congratulations Luke!

Starting to come together nicely Richard.

Congratulations Glen! 8 EIB now, when will this madness end But in all seriousness, great accomplishment indeed.

Always something happening on one of the busiest forums in the legion! Welcome to FISD Mike, great photo too.

Is this not your bolt? I just noticed you used the one with the flange perhaps I confused you and if so, my apologies as you had this then another image posted. This as far as we are aware is the correct type to use.

POST 100 Images supplied by Bobafett75 TK-50501 Even Ellingsen 1. Nordic Garrison - Desucon 2013 - Lillestroem Norway 2. Nordic Garrison - SpillExpo 2018 Lillestroem Norway 3. Nordic Garrison - Help for Philippines 2014 4. Nordic Garrison - SpillExpo 2014 - Lillestroem Norway 5. Nordic Garrison - SSFC Gothenburg 2015 6. Nordic Garrison - Visit Hoth 2017 - Finse Norway 7. Nordic Garrison - Visit Hoth 2017 - Finse Norway Nr1: Single TK in black&white: Nicky Mezzina - TK54321 Nr2: Single First Order TK black&white: Daniel Andersen - TK61514 Nr3: Two TK with sign for helping the Philippines: Awei Su - TK6523, Dennis Evander - TK15136 Nr4: 4 troopers in front of an empire wall: Sverre Nilsen - TK13421, Ludvik Nilsen - TK11577, Fredrik Voisey - TK3843, Dennis Evander - TK15136 Nr5: Visit-Hoth with two troopers and Vader: Even Ellingsen - TK50501, Dennis Evander - TK15136 Nr6: Two troopers and 1 Snowtrooper: Even Ellingsen - TK50501, Dennis Evander - TK15136

Last minute submission was PM'ed to me just after I locked the thread. I will be posting those images here my time tomorrow. Please note this is now closed so we can start the next steps

Thank you to everyone who has posted photos for this project. I must say, we are blown away by many of the images submitted, there are some stunning photos and fantastic memories across these 5 pages. We will be moving into the second phase of the project over the next couple of weeks. That will be sorting through over 300 photos, and working out how best we can use what we have. As mentioned in the first post , if your photo/s is/are chosen, you will be contacted via PM by myself or one of the staff to confirm use and grab any other details we may need. Ultimately it would be great to use them all I just cant guarantee we can at this stage. As we get closer to realising the end result, the project shall revealed to all, so keep a lookout for updates. Thanks again everyone

Wow necro post lol

Good luck on your approval Charles, and welcome to FISD!

POST 94 TLJ Movie release QLD Australia Redback Garrison Photos by TK5065 Supatrooper 3. 4. Celebration Orlando Staff photo FISD 2017 5. The Rise of Skywalker QLD Movie release Redback garrison Photos by TK5065 Supatrooper 6.

Don't forget this thread is closing later on today, so get you best troop photos in.

LMO's have suggested trying a Matt grey with a gloss clear coat to try and emulate the semi shine of the figure and not the Matt finish of the animated character. You could try that on some scrap plastic to see how the finish looks and compare to the figure images. As to the tone of grey, paint swatches are going to be the best way for you to determine the right or closest colour. paint coeds will vary from manufacturer to manufacturer and you will no doubt have access to different brands of paint than I do in Australia so this is not as easy as it seems.

If you look at the data sheet for the animated character, you can see they have used a different colour for each of the colours of the costume. The grey areas are indicated in pink so I would suggests it is not black definitely a grey. (the action figures show it to be grey as well) It is a dark tone of grey which seems consistent with the darker grey of the action figures. because we dont have enough information on this character, you need to use the best references you have. I have asked the LMO team for their feedback on this area.

Welcome to FISD Alex! Awesome to read you are here to get some shiny white plastic happening in your future, and I'm sure you will find our TK community ready and willing to help get you to your end goal. This is a huge forum with a massive amount of information so please ask as many questions as you need so we can direct you to the most relevant resources.

Great to see some progress and you had the opportunity to attend an armour party. It sure makes a difference when the help is first hand. Looking forward to seeing your next photos.

What we could do is a gallery and have a link from the list to that. Keeps the list clean and easy to peruse but if you want more, the gallery would have all the images and the makers name as a tag to the image. It's just a thought and only my opinion, others may well disagree Eventually we will also build the reference guides as we have for the R1 and many of our other costumes. Wingnut (Jeff) does a brilliant job of these and we link them to the appropriate sections. I am all for giving our members the best chance and a first off approval not just at basic but also at our higher levels.

Sorry for any confusion, I meant the other way around. Keep the list simple, titles highlighted in colour and links supplied, so the list is quick to read/reference. The bulked out version is good but very large. My thoughts were around quick reference and a streamlined approach. Don't get me wrong, I love the images in he R1 list, I would just like to build a sub forum for that newer section and have an easy list to fall under that. This is part of the FOTK list look. As you can see we have COO (Country of Origin) some descriptors which indeed could be fleshed out a little more, what parts they supply under headings and links to there platform and/or email addresses. Armor: Jimmiroquai - Origin PHILIPPINES: Kits are partially assembled/fully trimmed lightweight fiberglass (ready for rigging and painting). No issues with quality or service reported. Contact for delivery times/price details. Link Here, Email KB - Origin USA: Kits are made of ABS and will need to be trimmed and assembled. No issues with quality or service reported. Contact for delivery times/price details. Link Here, Email Here Armoryshop Props - Origin RUSSIA: Supplies a range of First Order Armour and Specialised 3Dprinted Helmets Link Here Armor vendors under review: 850 - Origin USA: Kits are made of ABS and will need to be trimmed and assembled. No issues with quality or service reported. Contact for delivery times/price details. Link Here Imperial Surplus - Origin USA: Kits are made of ABS and require trimming and assembly. Quality has been solid and service good when he is producing. Link here WTF - Origin USA: TFA and TLJ new kit awaiting member feed back and reviews for quality etc. Kit made of ABS with some resin parts. Anovos- Offers a "Pre-order" FO kit at this time, but due to legal issues and extended (1 year plus) wait times is no longer recommended. Soft goods vendors: Soft goods assorted (Soulart) - Origin CANADA: Neck seals, Harnesses, Shiny biker shorts, First Order gaskets, Phasma capes. Link Here Soft goods assorted (Imperial Gaskets) - Origin USA: Rubber gaskets, Pauldrons and Waist belts. FB contact Soft goods assorted (Trooper Bay) - Origin USA: Link Here