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giskard8

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  1. Congratulations Brendan, Welcome to the Legion. See you next in the EIB application section!
  2. Hello Shaun, You can make your application easier for our DO to follow by listing the information like below: <Your Name> <Your TK ID> <Your Garrison / Squad> <Your 501st member profile> Height: Weight: Armor Maker: Helmet Maker: Blaster: Boots: Canvas Belt: Neck Seal: Holster: <Other notes you wish to add> Good luck with your EIB application!
  3. 3) TK-71814 Billy Au-Yeung - Assemble advice since initial build - Extra parts sourcing in preparation for EIB application - Fine tuning in preparation for EIB application
  4. Perhaps it has nothing to do with Chinese New Year. I heard rumors that these are being made in Vietnam.
  5. Hello Ramiro, If you can post some pictures here, it would help us to make a diagnosis more effectively. About posting pictures on FISD forum:
  6. Nice work AJ. Should have no problem for basic approval. May be a little foam padding under the back plate will solve your problem. It’s likely just adjusting your strapping will solve the problem. Another possibility is you have your connection at the bottom center of your back plate to the top of the kidney plate pulling too tight, thus forcing the back plate down too much and caused the edges flying at an angle rather than sitting flush.
  7. Anyone has any idea what the metal clip holding the comlink is made of? Was it a door or window catch of some kind?
  8. They have a booth at Celebration, they better have them ship before then. Or it will be very ugly...
  9. Hello Josh, This is normal. I suggest: 1) raise the cap a little bit higher, your eye brow is sitting a bit low for an ANH-Stunt. When you blot the cap to the face plate the plastic will spring and it might drop a bit further. I think leaving a 5-10mm space there might be better. 2) re-evaluate the gaps on both side after you raised the cap. You might find the left ear gap closed (or very close to no gap). As long as the disc (top) of the ears have sufficient overlapping (cap overlapping faceplate area) you will be able to secure the ears without problem. IF there is a gap at the bottom edge, my solution is use a large piece of scrap plastic, bend it to shape with a dryer, then drill a hole in the middle and use it to "sandwich" the lower edge of the cap and faceplate from the inside with the bottom ear screw, with a bit of E-6000 to secure it in place. Hope I am making sense.
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