MTOR

Fits great thus far. The chest and back piece feel a little small, but I think that it fits pretty good. I am finishing up my thigh and shin armor pieces this week. The struggle is with the forearm and biceps armor pieces because there is no return edge to reference for trimming so measurement is tough at this point.

Thanks so much. Yep...definitely needing that confidence booster right now...haha

Where to start? I am thinking of starting with the forearms, biceps, calves then thighs. Thank you to all those who have posted all your builds for those of us like me who have No clue where to start. Any suggestions and comments are more than welcome.

Hey Tony,<br><br> Thanks for the reply. I am looking to commit around 2-3 hours per weekday and up to 6 hours on be weekend days to the build. Again, I am a Green Rookie so this is all new for me. I have been watching videos from Tropperbay and reading some of the great posts on here. I will definitely start my thread for my build so. I am wondering how you determine when the right size is the right size? I know it is better to leave more on than take off so you can readjust later but just trying to find threads that address measuring, fittment, and trimming to fit. Thanks for the reply by the way.

Terry, Awesome build. Great step by step. I will be visiting this a lot. I just got my AM 2.0 armor in early this week. I have never put a suit together so this is very helpful. Thank you. How long do you think that it would take a rookie builder like myself to assemble the AM 2.0 armor? Still a fascinating build. Thanks for posting it.

Quick question: I am trying to decide on which E6000 to get. Is it the automotive/industrial grade or craft grade that should be applied? Not sure the difference but just wanted to get what was best and whatever you guys/gals suggest. Thanks so much for any response. Can PM me with the answer if prefer.

I am new to the forum and was wondering if any one (member) or outside source made complete helmet fan systems that can be installed in the helmet? Thank you for your time and any responses.