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Wow looking great Tim. Have you tried tightening the ear screws a bit more to see if it will take up some of the gap?

That's actually a excellent idea

Looks great!

That's actually kinda cool

Ditto! How'd you make yours Charles?

HA! I made a similar hat. Awesome!

This is by far the most meticulous build tutorial I have ever seen. This is like a military grade build, loving it! John I will say your cover strip retaining elastic is a bit wide though. It should be around 1/8" - 3/16". Though it won't effect EIB I'm sure Steve will mention something about it as you go for Centurion. Just an FYI. Edit: here's a pic. Again, great job

In ROTJ screen and armor archive shots you can definitely see 10 but I've had a hard time finding a clear ANH shots. Not that it matters but the "Dave M" decals on Tbay are 12 also. Again, 12 it is then.

12 is a good number for me

Velcro is a wonderful thing that's for sure

Hey Chris hold tight a bit on the traps, let's get some facts first. We should have an answer soon. Stunt - 1 black stripe on the ear, generally on the bump closest to the rear of the helmet. EDIT: Greg and I must have been typing at the same time haha

Looking awesome Russell. Calves look beautiful, your height is fine Answer: 1) I installed industrial velcro on the front of the boot and inside the shin. I stitch the velcro on the boot for added security. It Serves two purposes, keeps my shins facing forward and eliminates shin hike. 2) Ummm... wouldn't worry too much about this, everyone's gonna see your black undies whether you like it or not, it's par for the course . Keeping the shins down over the boot is your goal.

Great job David For a second there while reading your post I had a flashback to my nightmare. You've got some knowledgeable help obviously keeping you on the right track.

Any build that starts off with WTF I'm following. If the build doesn't excite me the innuendos are sure to

I believe what is being said is if you go with brackets (without additional support) they MAY crack thicker ABS but like Todd has mentioned, adding additional support to the brackets (basically, dispersing the stress of the bracket has on thicker ABS) should prevent the cracking from happening. Brackets and loops are canon, snaps are not. Either type will be accepted at the Centurion level.

Hey Charles when's this going to happen?

Packing a house EWWW! Another build SWEET!

I understand. BTW you're not bothering us, we're here for you

Hey Mark how's the progress going?

Hey Brandon stopped by to see how things are going. Rooting for you sir

Speaking of which, you should also post this on the MEPD site to get even more accurate feedback. Just a thought.

Hey Jose nice build sure, I truly love the ATA lines, beautiful armor. A few things you will need to address (change), but they should take you no time at all. 1) According to the CRL "Thigh ammo belt is attached to thigh with a solid head rivet or fastener in the upper corner and fastened to the lower thigh ridge. The solid head rivet attachment is painted white." 2) According to the CRL "Sniper knee plate must not have visible rivets or fasteners attaching it to the shin" 3) It appears the front of the belt should come up a 1" or so, but you can easily tighten your belt to accomplish this. Again, great job sir

Looking awesome Andrew. Great job!

I always though it was 12 however, in this capture edited in Photoshop I count 10. Maybe some Steve can chime in here.