WhiteRoseSwampy

So will you actually be addressing any of the points that have been raised or are you just going to continue with the sarcasm?

Been playing on xb1 for a few hours. Walker assault on Hoth has made me a very happy bunny!

Congratulations Centurion!

This billagram might help with the shins

Customer service was a bit lacking for me but overall can't complain And I have no idea what this picture is doing on this post?

Looking good trooper. Two things I can see are in the first picture your forearms are sitting quite high. Also it looks like your left shin has popped over the top of your boot. If you haven't already you can fit some poppers to your boot/shin to keep it in place. Good luck with your application!

You'll be fine with what comes with the kit. The only thing extra I had to get was some cap rivets for the thigh ammo pack

Congratulations on joining the Centurion ranks!

Congratulations Centurion!

Congratulations number 500!

Not a problem, glad I could help! Pete

Hi Jason You are right. If you line up the elbow end of the forearm and trim the excess plastic from the wrist end. Once the forearm is together you can then trim the curve on the inside of the top of the forearm to get a comfortable fit. Just taken these pictures of my RS armour that might help [/url If you need any pictures of anything else let me know and I can take some for you

Wouldn't think it would be a problem at all for Centurion, was just a casual observation [emoji2]

Looking good!<br><br> One little thing that was pointed out to me on my build that you might want to consider doing was to shorten the elastics connecting the shoulder bells to the shoulder bridge elastics bringing them into the body slightly. In my opinion it improved the overall look of the armour.

Have a read of this thread, might be some useful ideas in there for you http://www.whitearmor.net/forum/index.php?/topic/29534-Helmet-electronics-and-external-power-supply-UPDATED!

Congratulations Centurion!

It stopped the trim from sagging so I assume it stuck. Either that or it just bulked the plastic out enough to create enough friction to keep the trim in place.

Looking good. Good luck!

I had to put just a few small spots of e6000 on mine to stop it sagging down in the middle over the eyes

Pete Hartridge 17606 Centurion A4<br><br> Thank you

Thank you! Your comments mean a lot to me. I owe a thank you to the the UKG armourers for helping me through my armour build and to everyone here for their guidance in fine tuning my armour to the state it's in now. Now, on to my induction troop..........

Thanks for the comments so far everyone

Oohhhh, Bet that stung a bit

Congratulations!

I was the same size back in my beret wearing days