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I don't blame the new comers as much as I do the onslaught of FB groups leading the sheep down a path of their own. We live in a cookie cutter world with an entire group of suppliers, buyers and builders that can care less about respect, honor and doing what's right.

Great job Daniel, congratulations and welcome to EI

Awesome another HWT. Looking good Carsten, good luck with your application

Looking good Cameron, good luck with your application

Hey Josh do you have a build thread started yet?

Same as the left just reversed

You can do it Shawn, checkered flag is out

Coming along nicely Jayke

Hey Danny welcome, looking good

The list is fluid, we'll be making changes soon.

As we continue to improve our support for the FOTK we've comprised a list of all the Weapon vendors for your build. We will continue to monitor and update the list as needed. Just a reminder the FISD does not endorse any particular vendor, nor is responsible for any transaction between you and the vendor. Please do your research before purchasing. Weapons: General - Link Here F11D - Branfurh Studios (Etsy shop) Link Here Executioner Laser Axe - Armory Shop (Facebook sales page) Link Here / Etsy shop Link Here 3D print blaster kits - The Imperial Factory - ( Facebook sales page) Link Here Email Link Here Electroprod - (Empire 3D) - Email here. Link Here F-11D Picatinny Rails - (justloseph63) - Link (purchase) F-11D Picatinny Rails - (evike.com) - Link (purchase) F-11D Picatinny Rails - (themaninthesuitcase) - Link 3D files F-11D Picatinny Rails - (TK14082) -Link Part of Rogue One 3D files

Build materials: Tools - Lexan Scissors- Curved and straight, for cutting ABS/fiberglass. Example Exacto knives- (large and small) For those detailed cuts. Example Steel ruler- (At least 18 inches long). For use as a cutting guide on straight edges. Example Rare earth (neodymium) magnets- SUPER strong, used in lieu of clamps in hard to reach areas. Assorted clamps- (The more the merrier). You can't have too many of these. Example Pencil- For marking cut lines. Cut resistant gloves- Especially helpful if you are prone to cutting yourself. Available online for about $12.00 Example Dremel (rotary) tool- with plastic cutting and barrel sanding bits- The name brand (Dremel) is great, but there are many other brands available for less. If you're really adventurous and $ is no object hand held and bench mounted belt sanders. Glues - (ABS and 3D printed armor) Zap-A-Gap - CA (super) glue. Used for armor assembly and can be sanded, though not recommended as a filler. Example Zip Kicker- Instantly sets CA glue. Available in aerosol or pump. Example E-6000 - Can be used in specific areas, but due to it's flexibility it is only recommended for attaching greeblies prior to or after painting, IMPORTANT! NOT SUGGESTED for seams requiring filler or paint. Example Flexible Fiberglass armor - E-6000 - OK for assembly, but not suggested for seams requiring filler and paint If you have the funds available, a Plastic welder with dispensing tool and extra tips is suggested Plastic Welder- High Strength MMA Adhesive- Example Dispensing Gun- Example Nozzles- 3M Static Mixing Nozzles Example Paint related - Sandpaper- 400, 800 grit wet & dry Example Sanding blocks (same grit as above) Sanding pads- 3M Scotch-Brite General Purpose, Ultra Fine and Light Duty types- Example Painter's tape - Blue type, 1 and 2 inch widths Spot putty - 3M Acryl Putty, (white) Example Spray Paint- 12 oz Rust-Oleum 2x gloss white - Example Primer -12 oz. Rust-Oleum 249145 Professional paint (optional). If you have the $ - Professional (automotive finish)

Excellent, if you have any questions please don't hesitate to ask. Enjoy

Hey Peter, "S" seal is the black rubber seal at the lower rim of your helmet, well that's if were talking about OTTK armor. Mics can be placed anywhere at the lower rim facing towards your shoulders, or more towards the frown on.

Hey Brandon, well done. I should have stated this in the other thread but when you have a moment post some photos that are closer in view. From this viewpoint there are a few areas of concern starting with the back to kidney plates there should be no gap there. At the higher levels there's minimal to no gap between the Kidney and Ab plates at both left and right seams. Shoulder bells should be closer to the chest and back plates. With higher detail photos we may be able to spot any other areas. Here are a couple links I suggest you check out also. First is a "Stunt" CRL, second are Centurion request applicants. Both should provide you with detailed armor placement information and requirements along with reference photos. https://databank.501st.com/databank/Costuming:TK_anh_stunt https://www.whitearmor.net/forum/forum/72-request-centurion-status/

Keep up the great work Christine

Ouch!

Hey Cameron welcome to the FISD

Congratulations Thomas, welcome to Centurion. Well done

Congratulation trooper, welcome to Centurion

Sorry for the late reply Roy, well done good sit. Great job on that armor build and welcome to the elite

Congratulations Ted nice build

Sorry for the late reply but congratulations on the EI Badge. Great job

Hey Jason welcome to the FISD. Looks like you've been given some great advice so far.

Hey Brandon welcome to the FISD, looking good brother. I can see a few areas that will need to be addressed before and after basic approval. For more detailed information head on over to the pre-approval section and post your photos there. https://www.whitearmor.net/forum/forum/193-request-tk-pre-approval/