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Nope! still need address lol

Shipping address?

Incorporating tk chatter into the iComm or ROM/FX would be the golden goose, and that's what I'm working on haha. On another note, Though you posted a "Payment sent" message I never actually received any payment, I just checked my Paypal account. Was that meant for someone else?

OH HAHAHAHA my speakers are always off. I guess that would help huh?

Looking awesome, BTW your Youtube link is a dog licking his paw.

Unless they change that

I'm assuming you have them pulled them up as far as they can go. There's not a whole lot you can trim off the bottom and still leave them looking accurate however, the tops you can trim quite a bit. With that said I would encourage you to finish the cover strips and return edge trimming on your thighs and calves and then test fit it as an assembly with your boots on prior to making any major trim adjustments. Post new pics. This will give us a better idea of how your legs look, overall fit and suggestions we may have to remedy your situation, if needed. Edit: Yea what Germain said also haha

I would suggest using a hobby iron to align the edges first then trim the return edge as desired afterwards.

I have some I can sell ya also, if you need some. They're a bit longer, to go through the armor and webbing.

No not snaps, split rivets. Using this template pencil mark your armor. See if you are still able to install split rivets without hitting the steel portion of the snap, if you can just drill 6 holes and install (dummy) spit rivets. They don't have to be functional.

Looking great Dan, almost approval time.

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Wow! looks awesome Tim, great job.

The detonator, the clips, everything looks horrible, I think you should send it to me immediately for proper use, I mean disposal. Sickeningly perfect as usual Russell

I have velcro sew into my boots, not to keep the shins down but to keep them facing forward. Works for both.

Oooo clever

Looking good, pull your right shin down you boot top is poking out.

Let me guess, we're still waiting for legion approval?

YESSSS!!! Now it's EIB and Centurion approval time, you should be a shoe in. Great job Andrew

Yea Tim, home stretch!

15 mm for the arms 20 mm for front of legs 20 mm for back of thighs 25 mm for back of shins

Nice!

Second picture perfect. E6000 tough as nails, I personally ran an exacto knife parallel with the trim, between it and the glue. Picked a corner then peel it off in one chunk.

Yea humidity is a killer. I completely fabed my Ninja body from the ground up a a few years ago, bondo, fiberglass, prime and paint, one day of high humidity ruined 2 sections, can yo say do-over. Great job so far Jeroen. Intensely watching

Amazing!