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Haha you're awesome my friend thanks for your support.

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Hey Sean, they're not required. Many applications have them you just don't see them. Yes, they help keep your bicep alligned with your shoulder bell and help support tou forearms if they're secured to the biceps.

Excellent job Russell always knew you would be here just like you will Centurion. Congrats sir answer welcome to EIB.

Hey Joseph, another HWY Centurion SWEET! Sorry I'm late to the congrats parts I'm out of town. Great job and welcome to the HWT ranks sir

Well the cool thing is Ina couple weeks I will have a amp up for sale that will work with the iComm and my speakers. There'll be a PTT option also.

Great idea Brandon . Haven't used flux since HS lol

Yea you can buy headliner on Amazon and other stores but yours looks shiny, is that just the lighting?

How did your sew those ribs so straight? That's awesome. What material did you use exactly?

Oils from your hands (twisting the wires) can cause this problem. Using a lighter or similar super heat the wire. This should help the solder adhere to the wire.

Good plan

Thanks for the Kudos James but thank Brandon, I just followed up his lead. BTW, there's no rule that says you have to have a return edge, anywhere. It's canon and looks cleaner that's all. edit: no return edge anywhere would a bit overkill since the sniper knee requires some, the ears, lol. May I should recant that statement. I think you know what I mean though right? Keep up the good work.

Yes, but I wouldn't suggest it. Just my opinion.

Type: Authenticprops (AP) .......The left inner shin is actually a duplicate of the right outer shin........ So in your case Brandon is correct. 1&4, 2&3

You can't do anything until the TFA blasters are finished hahaha I had a coupon but gave it away already. If I find one for you will you move me to the #1 spot with the blaster?

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No, either will work.

Bracket and Snap styles are the most common though some use velcro If you look closely you can see the differences. You can find out how to's in the build thread section. http://www.whitearmor.net/forum/forum/80-anh-build-threads/ Bracket Snap

Congratulations Kyle, welcome to the ranks trooper.

In the behind the scenes build I saw them pull out a handful of what looked like cover strip material out of the brown box. Cover strip material should be supplied by default.

Sounds like fun.

Hey Dan sorry for the late reply, the liner straps should be suspended just above the helmet but not touching it.

A TK and electronic stuff as usual. After next week things should lighten up and be back at the TFA.

Taking notes lol