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Looking fantastic James

Looking beautiful Sha Sha

Well, professionals will hose everything down in a paint booth with filters, even the booth. That said, wash down your spray tent and whatever you're going to paint, then use tack or (cheese) cloth prior to shooting. Anything to keep the dust down.

My pleasure. Like you I have costumes still sitting in boxes. You're actually giving me inspiration to work on them

Fantastic job Sha Sha

Thanks Andrew

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Screen armor, yes, except the traps, I think those are glossy also. Take a closer look at the photos, it's bad lighting, I think.

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I did a low gloss Satin, or semi flat on my entire helmet sections. That said, If you have access to movie photos of the helmet, if not I can post some later today.

Looks great. Fantastic job on the adjustments. The posterior and thigh clearances are all over the place between troopers. You found a perfect balance. Nice!

That's awesome Nick. Better late than never. Looking forward to your build

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You're quite welcome, and well deserved. JB or Devcon (what I used). Most are quite similar and will definately help with the support. In some areas (with the highest amount of stress) an inner coverstrip with plastic welder might also be a good idea.

Welcome to the FISD. Sandtrooper is an excellent choice. As Glen mentioned the MEPD is the destination. Here on Whitearmor you'll find more building experience than anywhere esle in the world in my opinion. That said, your Sadtrooper will require weathering, this is where the MEPD shines. Goods news is both detachments have stomtroopers with both armors. There's plenty of us Sandtroopers here as well. Ask as many questions as you can muster. There's no shortage of answers here. Good luck. Looking forward to seeing your finished armor.

Wow, outstanding work with the mods Sha Sha. Ingenuity at its finest. A little helpful hint. Every seam, including those you had to create to accommodate for sizing, will stress and flex, especially when installing and removing the armor. Naturally this will have an adverse effect on your paint job. Cracking seams/paint is a very big issue with this armor. May I suggest you follow up the non factory seams with plastic welder, at least on the inside of the armor. Its strong, somewhat flexible and it's sandable. I love seeing all your hard work and dedication. It reminds me of Diana's TK. Keep up the great work.

Look great Sha Sha. Nice progress

Congratulations, looking good trooper

Hey Greg welcome to the FISD!

Depending on how accurate you want your build to be, I'd be happy to supply some photos. For the example, regarding the front/center boxes, the base, or the side that is facing the belt is supposed to be curved. Many builders and suppliers do not emphasize this. Here's a screen accurate photo

Awesome!

Welcome back Kevin. Looking for to your build when you're ready.

Hey Andy. welcome to Whitearmor. Looking forward to seeing your build.

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Welcome trooper