SuperTrooper

Merry Christmas everyone, hope you had a good one.

It's not GF recast, it's AP based. There are subtle differences between the two as AP made some tweaks when he started making armor.

Well we all know Matt never mad anywhere close to 3600 suits. If he made a quarter that many the face of the Legion would have been very different many years ago, it's all pointless boasting on his part.

Paul is without power, but read the thread on his phone and asked me to lock it. What will ultimately determine Mike as an armor maker is transparency of his armor and molds, something PT and others have been dishonest about. Time will be the judge of all, before there is anything to been seen most discussion is irrelevant.

I bought a few copies from you last year. What's on the disc?

Great work, what scale is that? I used to paint (among other things) for GW here in the States eight to ten years ago, and can fully appreciate your craft.

Occasionally members start a thread showing off their collections, but it's never been done all in one thread. Great idea, can't wait to see what others post.

WOW great looking setup. Nice job Rich .

Yes they are adults, ie over 18. I worked with a guy very briefly who was into extreme LARP. I don't miss that guy.

I'm a hair under 6'2", and can wear just about any armor makers gear. AM is larger, but so is RT-Mod. There are pictures somewhere around here of CMAnavy who is 6'4" and was 260-280lbs and worked TE2 to fit him.

I've played KOTR for the PC and there were no stormtrooper based characters. There are a million mods for the game though.

Even we staff are affected. Not to worry we're on it.

I helped a trooper trim down a kit to fit a 5'1" 105lb person. It's totally doable, but takes some time, skill, and dedication.

I think it's more than fair to say that it's the build, not the kit that meets 501st standards. There Rubies armor that has been modded and worked into something passable, and I've seen AP and TE2 kits so poorly done they had to be re-worked before being allowed.

Darren, if you need a hand with it stop by and we can get it banged out in no time.

Ahem....That only applies to sandtroopers.

Hope the thumb heals quickly. Stay safe with the heavy equipment.

This is the only one in my photobucket account, I can dig up more later.

Your blaster is an easy pass. Can't wait to see the armor to match.

Looks like build is getting there. Keep the modification pictures coming, we all love pictures of chopped armor.

That would depend on how tall you are. Mine can be seen at times depending on how I move and stand.

Congrats Damian, here is to the next 1000.

Happy B-day Tony. Hope you had a good one.

60 gauge is too thin for serious trooping. Looks to probably be a PT helmet.

Some were 80, some were 100. My CAP original trooping helmet is 100 gauge. His later helmets were all 80 gauge I believe.