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ah hahaha

Regarding the sides, yes remove up to roughly 6mm per side. The cover strip is roughly 10mm in width. 12mm armor surface width will give the cover strip plenty of surface to glue to and everything will look uniform afterwards. The top and bottom return edges are not required. They give the armor the illusion of thickness. Unless you want or need them, remove as needed. Reference photo

Oops! sorry forgot about the Tramp

Hey Krill there are a few different audio systems out there. As you mentioned there's Troopertalk - My system - https://www.etsy.com/listing/525718278/ukswraths-stormtrooper-helmet-audio ROM/FX - http://www.romfx.com/ and more

Ok then I'm suggesting you disassemble the biceps and this time trim each half the 6mm up to the return edge. Reinstall the cover strips the remove the upper and lower return edge. This is what it should look like, roughy

Gary if you feel you may have difficulty replacing the belt I'd be happy to do it for you, just cover the cost of the new cloth belt and the shipping to/from my address. If this interests you send me a PM. Other than that give it a shot yourself, if all goes bad then you can buy a replacement.

Hey Jeff, just out of curiosity do you have large biceps?

Hey Gary the issue has always be the lack of rigidity and the 4 holes for the holster mounts. The armor from Anovos is mainly set up for ANH Stunt which is supposed to have 2 holster holes. Patching the belt is not excepted at L# that's why require it be replaced instead. Hope this helps

And it's functional, I like it

When you start adding cover strips one side at a time I bet your lines may look a little closer. Also, since the cover strip covers the joint there's not much to be concerned with other than good connection contact. No one will ever know about any imperfections

Alright Julian thank you for your Centurion application, let's get you approved shall we. CRL and Centurion Application Requirements: All required submission photos are now present. Andrew and I absolutely delighted to welcome you to Centurion. Thank you for making the suggested adjustments mentioned during you EIB application, Great job! Other-Armor Fit/Assembly: That's it Julian, welcome to Centurion

Perfect thank you

If it makes you feel any better the majority of builders have experienced some level of utter frustration building this armor. That said, most have completed the task and some are EIB and Centurion status. Don't fret Joe, we're here with ya.

I want these on my wall

No worries, completely understand wasn't sure if I was missing something. I post up a bit later, working on honey do lists lol

I though we already did this Edit: I don't see and Ab/Kidney wordage changes, AM references should be removed, etc.

First cut is always the hardest

Awesome congrats Andrew, welcome aboard

Beautiful!

That's ok we'll be here to help if you need it

Anytime, great job again

FOTK Anovos (Beta group). I own a couple 850 kits (Death trooper and Shoretrooper)

Hey Jim welcome back. Thank you for your Centurion application. CRL and Centurion Application Requirements: All required submission photos are present. You did a fantastic job making all the suggested corrections mentioned during your EIB application. This app is a perfect example of someone who really wanted that Centurion badge. L3 is about looking your best and as accurate and as possible, you really hit the mark Jim. Beautiful job on your build. Andrew and I absolutely delighted to welcome you to Centurion. Great job! Other-Armor Fit/Assembly: We have nothing to add here except for keep an eye on your back plate to kidney gap. Tighten or replace the connecting straps, also maybe replace the velcro with snaps. That's it, time to get out there represent the Empire as its newest Centurion

Our pleasure, just helping you look your best

Keeping tabs, like to know how many (DA props) BFA armor troopers there are out there