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Hey Barry! I am glad to hear that you are ready to build a TK! It looks like you most of the pieces are already trimmed, so that will help cut down the work time. I can't wait to see your progress on this? Also, is it your goal to have this finished before Rogue One?

Talk to your Garrison. We don't live in your area. We might not have your laws. They do. Talk to Them.

Build your blaster or not. I guess it's down to that. The CRL ain't a guide friend. It's a reference.

Like Marc said. Online. I found my on Amazon.

The CRL stands. Anything scratchbuilt to look like something is based on that thing. The idea has a root to that thing, in this case a real life gun that was used during the filming of a movie. If your laws don't allow you to have replicas, or anything resembling a firearm, don't troop with it. Simple as that.

Who cares if you are right or wrong [Edit: This statement is not meant to be rude ]? This is a charity organization. This is a club in which we dress as plasticspace men based from a movie to make people happy. I can understand what you're trying to do, I truly do, but frankly your argument is not achieving anything. I hold you in the highest respect, so please let's stop bickering and move on.

Dude, if your worried about what's accepted in your area talk to your Garrison. I'm sure they figured this out long ago.

Awesome! Thank you web guru!

I totally agree with you, this would be a huge undertaking. I was looking at the CRL for ANH Stunt. I know this would probably take forever, but having a picture for each bullet point would be great. I did the math and we would need 161 pictures (not including the blaster). Haha, so my thought is that we can combine a couple into one visual (combine some of the helmet requirements into one) to shorten the amount we will need. Another thing to note is that many of these diagrams will apply to more than one costume. Crazy amount of work needed to be done, but I think if we set up a sort of tutorial/guide for making these (these will show what fonts to use, the size of fonts, the thickness of lines, exact colors to use, etc...) and set up a checklist of visuals that need to be completed. This way members who have photoshop skills could learn what to do and work on it. When they complete a visual they will turn it in and we would have someone look over it to make sure it meets that standards we set forth and either approve it for use or not. I'm just spouting ideas out, not sure how feasible they are, but it's worth the thought. Cheers!

Now that would be nice! I would love to see you attempt this, 'cause I think it will look darn cool.

You can view the page even if you don't have a FB account. The link I shared will take you to their page and it can be viewed by anyone. Edit: Sorry if I derailed the thread a bit Kalani...

I'd ask Shawn (CrookKnight) Take a look at their FB page as well, that's where I saw it originally. https://www.facebook.com/ImperialTrooperPacks/?fref=ts

Very cool! But first I need a FOTK... Too many cool things. Great work!

Haha, thus begins the seemingly endless waiting. But at least it's only 4-6 weeks! Usually (depending on the armor) it takes 4-6 months. Do it! You can start a thread here if you'd like. Cheers!

It's coming together! One thing I saw someone do, and I love it and hope you might consider it is this. --------- Have a place to put your E-11 on the side. Haha, just loved this idea and wanted to share it with you.

Order from who? Doopy Doos: http://www.doopydoos.com/stormtrooper-e-11-complete-anh-e-11-blaster-kit-offer-2685-p.asp Hyperfirm (Send him a PM): http://www.whitearmor.net/forum/user/1330-slavefive/

I have a doopydoo and it is great. Just know that all-in-all you'll probably be spending $130ish (which include the shipping from UK) to finish the gun. At that amount of money you'll only be $30 away from a Hyperfirm. If I had know this I would have gotten a Hyperfirm instead. Don't get me wrong, I love my Doopy Doos blaster, it's a great blaster for accuracy, but I love my Hyperfirm DLT. The fact that you can let a child or anyone hold it and if they drop it your blaster will be fine. It's up to you, but I recommend the rubber opposed to the resin.

Not to be lost and forgotten.

What do you exactly have in mind? If we could get a list visuals that would be beneficial for explaining armor and other things that are often questioned, I think we can, with all the fantastic members here, actually do this. Let's make this happen. Edit: I'm down personally to start making these, just need a list of what we like to see.

How about these? http://www.whitearmor.net/forum/topic/16395-t-track/page-1

Wasn't there someone on the forums who had the 3D model of this trooper? That could be really beneficial. Edit: Here.. http://www.whitearmor.net/forum/topic/39158-magma-trooper-battlefront-version/ Maybe contact him and get the files?

You are partially correct! The buckets for the troopers are clearly RotJ, as seen below. The trooper you've seen is the Sandtrooper in the game, which has RotJ armor, the SE backpack, and the ANH bucket. Odd.. You'll also see ANH helmets when playing on the Death Star. I'll try to get some for you. Sorry to derail the thread a bit.

Thin, like really thin, plastic in areas. The helmet started to tear. I know this was probably just one in a million, but I like the thought of going through a vetted seller here on FISD who you can talk to.

The price almost made me pounce right away, but the issues I have with my OT kit I got from them made me decide to go with a members kit instead. I believe some of my garrison members bought this kit though.