illusionz_09
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Looking good, Good luck
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Looking good trooper.
You are missing a picture of the rivets of the ammo pack on your right knee.
and you need to show the sniper plate placement.
some small feedback though (won't affect approval), i would position your shins a little lower to your boot. Just an eye test, the shin guard looks better when its closer to your ankles.
Also the elastic holding down the shoulder straps should be significantly thinner. I believe they should be 1/8". It will make it look cleaner too.
Good Luck on your approval!
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Welcome aboard!
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On 11/29/2017 at 5:09 AM, justjoseph63 said:
Agreed. Everyone has access to paint, but not anodized screws. It may be going overboard, but including a small detailed photo or diagram of the screw heads may help. Not everyone may be familiar with what a "Pan head" or "V shaped" screw head actually looks like, or the term "slotted".
you can always google what that means.
I feel if you are going centurion, you are asking other TKs what is what. So you should arrive with the correct conclusion
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Welcome to the FISD.
Good to see you are in good hands and have already spoken to your local garrison.
Good Luck!
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Welcome aboard. Always great to meet upper management lol
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Check out these videos to make the perfect Shim.
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On 1/5/2018 at 10:14 PM, Harbinger said:
Yeah, you shim by adding to the existing ab/kidney, not introducing a third piece.
exactly
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Looks like an easy approval!
Good Luck!
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So a couple critiques.
1. I know it was mentioned, but your shims need to fit seamlessly with your armor to just look like an extension. This will need to be addressed.
2. The front of the belt should be flush and below the abdominal button box.
3. Honorable mention: the TD screws are not Phillips head. They should be a slotted dome screw. (for centurion)
4. The cod rivet should be brass (for centurion)
Good Luck with your submission.
Good Job!
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Looks good.
My only watch outs would be your cover strips on your biceps go beyond the biceps. I would make sure they sit flush with the armor.
Good Luck Bud.
Should be a quick approval.
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I think it has all been said. Good luck on your journey!
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Welcome aboard. The first couple trims are always nerve wrecking, but feel at ease that there is nothing that cannot be fixed.
Just make sure you research research research!
No two exact armors are identical, embrace the very subtle differences in yours.
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Welcome back! AP is a great armor.
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CP is always a great choice. can't wait to see the build come together.
Good luck!
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Welcome aboard!
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Welcome.... good luck with the research and the build.
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On 12/1/2017 at 6:29 PM, BDWC said:
Thanks for the “tips” ( pun intended, LOL)
I did not realize that the tips should be white. Just the front edge or should the onside be white too?
I will TCO before L3 application :-)
Sent from my Imperial TK communicatorinside and outside edge
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Looks good... Move Along
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Beautiful Work!!!
Nice job!
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Looking good!
My only critique would be that the mic tips should be white (not that it affects EIB approval)
Good Luck, should be quick.
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Looking good.
Should be an easy approval.
Good Luck!
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Welcome aboard!
As an ATA owner i definitely suggest it over the Anovos kit; but any kit you decide to go to would make you happy.
Just make sure you do your research.
Good Luck on your build!
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Build to Centurion standards and making any touch ups at the end will make it easier.
Good Luck!
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hi from central florida
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Welcome aboard!
good luck on that snowy!!!