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Simply put Stop at the dimple Pull your thighs up and 1" or 2 Velcro will do that

Very nice build Scott

Mid November, we're rooting for you Jeff, you can do it!

Hey Tyler you might want to thin out those caps a bit. Looking good trooper Here's a reference pic

You can either install mounts in the helmet then screw the lens to, buy thicker lens and mount it to either set of ear bolts, or well there's a few ways you can go. Just take a look at some other threads, they don't have to be hips derived. Keep up the good work

Looking good Adam don't forget to chamfer the cover strip corners. It's a good thing a professional build thread doesn't qualify you for L2 or L3 or most of us would still be basic. lol Keep up the good work

Looking good Taylor, clean build you have there

Seriously!

Looking good Daan

Hey Connor nice build sir

Nice weathering Amanda

Very nice!

Clint you're killing me with anticipation. Hope you're using balsa wood or this is going to be a heavy hitter in more ways than one lol

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Yea maybe you should pay a little more attention to your fan base lol

CHRISTMAS!!!!!!

Nice armor Walt lol

Very nice Ingrid. You know it's pretty sad when we have to make crack prevention updates. Good thing ANOVOS scrap is a plenty.

Thank your for the updated corrections and pictures Stein. With that we'd like to congratulate and welcome you to Centurion. Other-Armor Fit/Assembly: In this section we'll discuss observations made by your fellow troopers as well as our own. Sometimes changes and or adjustments are suggested. These are made so you can look your best. About the only areas we see needing some TLC would be the teeth and tears traps. May we suggest you extend the paint to the edge of the gum line on your teeth and extend the tears out to the lower return edge in the areas where it's not. Touching up those areas will give your helmet a cleaner look.

Figured you would

Fast work Stein that's what we like to see thank you, and thank you for your Centurion application, let's have a look. CRL and EIB Application Requirements: All the required photos have now been posted. We have one more request. Your armor as a whole is one beautiful piece of work trooper, very well done however, the gap between the ab and kidney really throws off that perfection. The CRL states "Ideally there no gap between the abdomen and kidney armor", yours seems to be 1/2+. We would like to see you reduce that before moving forward. Simply put, if you could cinch up the internal strapping in those areas closing up the gap a bit, especially at the top, post a couple new pictures we'll get you approved.

1) A good rule of thumb to follow, the shoulder strap covers will have 4-5 ribs on the chest and a equal amount of ribs on the back would even out the area. Cut accordingly. 2) Cut the 22mm notch, do NOT cut the posterior to accommodate.

As Sly mentioned it's a nice pull. Sharper lines than most IMO

Sweet!

HE'S ALIVE! Glad to see you back at it Simon