Sly11

Restored by Sly11https://www.whitearmor.net/forum/topic/28708-tk-11469-requesting-anh-stunt-centurion-status-ap140/ Restored by Sly11https://www.whitearmor.net/forum/topic/28679-tk-11469-requesting-anh-stunt-eib-status-ap412/

OK I discovered that even my own build threads for my E11 and AP armour were victims of ye ole PhotoBucket water mars. Now fixed. https://www.whitearmor.net/forum/topic/28366-slys-ap-anh-stunt-tk-build/page/8/ https://www.whitearmor.net/forum/topic/28297-slys-first-build-e-11-doppy-full-resin/ Restored by Me lol

Indeed, just focus on getting your basic approval then all guns blazing for EI, and Centurion.

Good luck Dan, dont forget, if your GML is comparing to the latest CRL you can direct him to our post regarding the grace period for any that has started building based on the previous version. https://www.whitearmor.net/forum/topic/50062-rogue-one-tk-crl-update-2020/

That's pretty cool Jessy Sorry i have no lead for you on the dog costume as yet.

Welcome Ruben

Awesome sauce, not long now and you will be finished basic approved and applying for higher levels, I have foreseen it

Thanks Glen. I have started to build the CRL using your work Glen. Once complete it will go under LMO review Thanks for the effort you put in and those that started the original work last year. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Personally, I use the Novus plastic polish system. there are 3 grades available depending on the extent of the scratches, in a simple 1,2 ,3 system. The 1 is a high gloss spray on wipe and buff off to shine up your kit. 2 is for minor scratches and the 3 for heavier scratching and crazes. Mine has lasted me years and still going. No reason a reasonable car polish cant do the same, I just went with the specialty recommended for plastic.

Some form of comfort is pretty darn important. Nothing worse than spending good money on your dream costume and not being able to wear it because it hurts too much. The small steps you are taking will have a big payoff in the long run. Great work so far. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Already sent out Joseph

It’s correct above his Avi as well. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

It’s an AP kit lol, one of the more difficult sniper plates to fit. I ended up heating mine and reshaping it to align the sides with the top ridges. Challenging but fun. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

The back plate piece is a very similar design to the TFA FOTK where it hooks over the top and the TD attaches to the bottom, minus the grooves that run down its length of course. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Congratulations and welcome aboard

No, but they are a stack of fun to build and there is some great information in the E11 build threads. The DD kit was the first part of my 501st journey, I learnt a lot during that process and enjoyed every moment of it. It's stood up to 6 years of trooping only requiring small touch ups in paint chips over the year, the rest of the time it is on display in my home office.

To help answer the question regarding your kidney piece, If those tabs are not visible from the outside of your armour and are simply there to allow better alignment you will be fine. The CRL and review only cover what is visible. We ask for images internally and of strapping only to better help understand how the armour is sitting on you if thee DO's see an issue with alignment of parts etc.

Looking good so far.

I’m just going to go back a few posts to where you are looking for a way to stabilize the knee ammo pack. I simply used gaffer tape behind mine to reduce its movement. I use a strip in the center inside of the box that runs up to the inside front ridge of the thigh. It stops it from dropping but also raising or tilting up. You would never know it is there. I chose white gaffer tape to honor the production crews, go too patch job on the screen used armour. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

The other big thing you can’t replace is the feeling you get from building your own kit. You will be asked multiple times once you are approved and trooping where you bought your armour and you will be able to take pride in stating you built it yourself from a kit. You will learn new skills and be able to talk in confidence about the experience and joy that it is. I promise you, you will not be disappointed if you assemble it yourself. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

NoVAtie should be along soon to update everyone.

Just remember we want to create a CRL with this build so the LMO team might well want some Input. Action figures are only part of the story for reference the other part is the animated character to draw reference from. The animated character also did not have a black trim for the brow so because 2 references don’t have it, chances are this might be an issue. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I'm just going to short cut Glens process by 2 steps. Once you have pasted the right click etc into a new browser, simply copy the section that you require into a new tab rather than deleting the front and rear sections of the link. What you are copying looks like this as an example. http://i1270.photobucket.com/albums/jj610/Sly1169/photo2_zps3addc161.jpg So start withthe http://photo....... and end with the .jpeg Saves you having to highlight/delete twice and slightly lessens the chance of error.

All good i just worked it out. I have all the images for my applications so will just load them into imgur and go from there. It was only my armour build I am missing a handful of images but just restored one so shall continue. Thanks Glen, good work around

has it, Firefox doesn't but using your method of highlighting then clicking back space removes the information you need to keep so I'm not having success with it yet.