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SWEET! You're making your own neck seal? Did you not get one with your kit?

Looks great, awesome job job

Or they found a buyer outside of Ebay. I pretty certain ANOVOS wouldn't waste money on a lawyer over someone who wants to unload their armor.

Thanks. Yes on the ammo boxes, the inner box size. The outer are too big in relation to the clip pouches.

Nice blaster!

Roger that Looking forward to seeing it.

Cool retaining tabs, nice touch!

Nice build, loving the video. My kids are order, they just give the "Whatever dad" look lol

Two build threads, sweet!

Nice looking build George

I'll second that, like a shot of gloss.

Looking good Richard

Congrats! Hope to see you on the EIB request threads

Loving the excitement and craftsmanship in this thread already, way to go Aaron I'll be following this one for sure

Looking good Antonio . Also, Jason is correct the cover strips at the back of the calves are to be below the upper lip, here's a reference photo. Keep up the great work.

Boots are looking purdy.

Hey Tim looking good sir . Suggestion, if your going to use inner cover strips they can be the same width as the outer 15mm, no sense having them too wide, waste of perfectly good material lol. Be sure to let the glue cure for 24+ hours.

Heck there's not even any furniture, this hobby is expensive. lol

Man I love ATA, looking good Aaron

Hey Hank sorry for the delay brother. Alright so before we issue you your EIB badge we need you to do a few thing for us. Pretty easy stuff. 1. Though in your blaster pics we can see a "D" can you take a picture of it directly then post the image here, thanks 2. Though not mentioned in the CRL we want you to reposition your shoulder bells so they are closer to your chest to back cover strip. Your's are a bit excessive to let slide. Yours What we would like to see 3. Lastly, your ab button color scheme, specifically the four vertical buttons, are up side down. Yours What it should be Take care of these and you're golden

Judging by your armor collection behind you I don't doubt your specs being on par, very nice BTW. I heard you say "10 & 10 on each side" during your assembly but a novice would have never picked that up. Just a note. Keep up the good work EDIT: On another note, even with larger troopers we always suggest keeping the front connections at canon measurements, the rears they can work with.

Well I'm 5'11, 180lbs. Besides the height and pretty good flexibility trimming and assembling your armor correctly definitely helps. On another note, this armor was never meant to be sat in. Here's Mr Solo kicking back in his, note the chest plate....

Very nice Jeff, very nice

Very clean build Jeff

Strapping (suspension) material list updated, page 1. Sorry for the delay folks, almost done