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I'm gonna go dig through the hi res movie.

Great question Paul, do you have any additional photos? The reason I ask is this photo is taken from a hard right angle judging by the TD view. It would be nice to see the holster from straight on. If it is indeed manufactured at a taper we could add it to the CRL and library.

Anytime

Hey Caleb, there are many sound systems out there. Though I've never used the item you've shared a link to I'm sure it may work, just not sure how well or the quality of output. The "for sale" section here on the FISD has a couple vendors who sell sound systems that target the Stormtrooper specifically. You may be interested in these as well.

Getting back to you on the L2 & L3. Those two options are currently not available, yet. The CRL requirements are listed in basic only.

Congrats Jason, so many great designs to choose from.

Awesome, another BBB day. Lets' do this

Great question. Not since I've been in the DO position. Let me do some research

You can do it . Were her for you if you need us.

Never followed a legacy build, should be informative

Looking good Dave

DIY brackets, love it. A little fine tuning and you're there. Regarding the armor, if it fits you good with all that clothing on wait until you're wearing just an under suit

This area is perfectly fine to remove if needed

Fantastic! nice work so far

It's really not that difficult to do when/if it comes down to it.

Lol. This area does bring up a good point regarding how to address it however as mentioned before until we actually have the armor in hand I'll hold off in speculating. I will say this, it can't be any more difficult than previous generations and we made it through those.

Nice

Looking good Dave

In the tutorial the rivet holes were drilled and the rivets pressed into the plastic without setting the rivets. Once a fitment check was performed for the entire torso section then the area was assembled. Since the armor was built to Centurion standards and screen accurate as possible the final connecting strap dimensions and assembly method in that area remained the same regardless. Centurion requires there's little to no gap between the Ab and Kidney an so this is how it was assembled. As A.J. and Glen mentioned this assembly method is NOT mandatory. Hope this helps

The only areas required are those listed under the "Centurion Suggestions" section however, Centurion is the elite, the top of the scale, closest to accuracy without getting into prop replication. At this level we want every trooper to look their very best. That said, the accuracy of your armor is ultimately up to you

Copy, looks good. For the record I had those 15mm x 50mm fans also.

Removing all the return edge at the wrist side is not only recommended for situations like this it is mandatory when shooting for the higher levels of accuracy. 15mm cover strip is what is recommended for the arms however in some circumstances 18mm could fly as well.

L3 ear no. We just want you looking your best Looks like Joseph has the shoulder plate "elastic" covered, sorry for the confusion.

Looks great James , yes I'm biased lol