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Well my vac machine can be as big as you want, now how many pieces I can fit I have no idea, the thickness is .080, how far it has to pull down no idea and I require the thickness needed for a stormtrooper armor. THATA answers you couldv answerd yourself

What is the abs sheet dimension required for vacuum forming a stormtrooper? Plz don't ask of what materials are made the molds, or what type of armor it is, stick to the question please.

Hi, I would like to know if this armor is a good quality armor for the price and if it would be approved for 501st. http://www.ebay.com/itm/152325913961?_trksid=p2055119.m1438.l2649&ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT

I mean it's a good price but the chest piece looks really small in the pictures and doesn't show the legs. Is this legit? http://www.ebay.com/itm/Star-Wars-Stormtrooper-Armour-kit-GRP-Fibreglass-set-without-Helmet-AHT4052-/122101577202?hash=item1c6dd235f2:g:cewAAOSw3mpXHlg3

My molds are in plaster and it's an ANH armor

I was wondering about the dimensions for being able to vacuum form all the parts and also make it fit in my oven? Also, what dimensions you are suggesting me and how many needed for a hole set of armor including the helmet?

Thanks a lot !!

Hi guys I was just wondering what look should have the plastic? What I mean is that I want to vacuum form with hips ,but the problem is that there is gloss/matt sheets and simply matt sheets. So I was wondering about should I use one type for the helmet and all the body parts or I should use one type for the helmet and the other for the body parts? Basically what type I should use for the helmet and all the body parts?