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Great info Chris, thanks for posting this.

lol

Sorry for hijacking your build thread Josh, my bad.

So true. Thanks for the kudos brother

Sounds good, let us know if we can be of assistance

Thanks, in a nutshell "Mission: Encourage the TKs who are active here to do localized outreach within their individual garrisons, squads, and outposts. Each FISD Attaché will be charged with outreach within their local units in support of the FISD Attaché program’s vision. The staff will provide an initial outreach message, but each attaché will have the flexibility to tailor an outreach program that works best to the local ground conditions. The attaché will also post FISD information relevant to the local unit (newsletter announcements, etc.) and in turn relay relevant information back to staff as part of his/her duties. As a secondary duty, the attaché will serve as a mentor, helping to bring along the costumes of both old and new members, thereby raising the overall Legion TK costume quality level at the grass-roots level."

Interesting, I'm surprised they switch back. I suspect they found a weakness either in the material or it wasn't cost effective. I could be wrong.

Good point Jason. Josh, staying within the requirements on the front side of your armor should be your primary goal. You can do it brother.

Got it!

NP While on the topic of your thighs, what's the measurement between the two return edges here? Reason I ask is it's supposed to be 20mm give or take. Your's appear much wider, I could be wrong. Just throwing thoughts out there.

I don't understand is there some kind of glue shortage or regulation prohibiting the purchase. Most hobby, craft, DIY stores have this stuff. You need my to ship you some?

WOW! I've never heard of that happening. Good thing is once it dries you can just peel it up, assuming this is E6000. Sorry to hear about your mishap.

Anyone at the SDCC seen these close to know if any of the details are painted or are they all decals?

Nice job Dino

Congrats Chris, welcome to the ranks sir

Well, that answers my question.

Already gave mine out. While on the same subject has anyone tried to use a code more than once?

Somehow I've been missing your build, no longer. Great job so far Brandon.

Not a bad idea Brandon, never thought of that. I wonder what the cost difference is between there and let's say ATA. Tarrell sells two sheets (approx 14" x 24") for $25 with shipping. Good info here.

You and everyone else lol Well I love a challenge, as long as it's better than FX I build it to Centurion, what the heck. You never know Adam there still may be an extra Sandy bucket for your future, it may not meet SWAT standards but as for deployed, you should be good.

lol On another note, though we may may not know until they arrive, if they use screws and/or rivets that means they can be disassembled and reassembled.

What's more interesting it looks like the trooper in the classic TK ad is holding a hyperfirm edit: BTW, where this droopydoo E-11 blaster kit you're referring to?

What!? What!? lol

Hey Sarah, all my armor use internal cover strips, though not needed it does give the armor a cleaner look. I typically use material removed from trimming for the inner, (dull side up) but also buy extra cover strip material from a armor manufacturer if needed. Here's a build I'm doing for a fellow garrison member. Note the internal cover strip installation. http://www.whitearmor.net/forum/topic/31920-ukswraths-am-10-ata-bucket-build/

I always thought it was bad lighting in the previous picture anyway. Nice looking bucket edit: Looks like the Hovie tips will need to be updated, not white in the center from what I can see,