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R2Chris

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  1. Thank you Tony.

     

    I have already been working on getting the alignment of the ab and kidney pieces better but I will also take care of the paint over spray and look for those proper screws for the helmet.

     

    The thighs have actually not been an issue for comfort.  I completed a 48-story stair climb fundraiser in the armour last month with no problems with the leg pieces at all.  I do have a bit of foam in there which seems to be working out well.

     

    And thank you everyone else for your comments and suggestions as well.

     

    Chris

  2. Here is my EIB application for your consideration.

     

    Thank you

     

    Chris

     

     

    Name: Chris Ballance (R2Chris)

    Legion ID: TK-82997

    Garrison: Outer Rim Garrison

     

    Armour: Anovos

    Helmet: Anovos

    Blaster: Doopydoos resin kit with 3D printed power cylinders and front sight (from themaninthesuitcase design) plus a gazmosis magazine

     

    Boots: Imperial Boots

    Canvas Belt: Imperial Issue

    Hand Plates: Trooperbay

    Electronics: Aker/ICOMM

    Neck Seal: Anovos

    Holster: Anovos

     

    Full Body Photos

     

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  3. Too bad about the thigh ammo Jon.  Have you been able to get a replacement?  If you are not able to get another AM piece then Mark at AP may still have some of his available: http://www.whitearmor.net/forum/topic/36140-ap-replacement-parts/

     

    Other than this it looks like your build has been going well.  And you have been doing quite good with updating the thread here too.  I gave up very quickly on trying to photograph and document my own build last year.  Always impressed now by people like you who manage to document the build as well as actually complete it.

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  4. Probably made a bit more confusing because they used a slightly different version of the blaster for ESB promotional photos than what they actually used for filming.  The "promo" version has stuff added to it - the greeblies that you refer to.

     

    If you do the ESB film version I think you have the right idea to just not include the counter and power cylinders (and wires) - otherwise it is basically the same as the ANH version.

     

    You will need the scope rail to mount your scope.  The scope itself can be the M38 (same as ANH) or M19, although M19 is preferred.

     

    You can find some of the details in the costume reference library here: http://databank.501st.com/databank/Costuming:TK_esb

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  5. Return edge on forearms at the elbows is fine.  It is just at the wrists you need to have no return edge for Centurion.

     

    For Centurion I think they will ask to have the return edge removed right up into that "raised part" at the wrist end of the forearm.  Have a look through the Centurion applications as I recall seeing some asked to take that part out.

     

    Looks better the way you have it now in my opinion, but that is the way to go for accuracy I guess.  You can find a good forearm picture in the photo reference galleries here: http://www.whitearmor.net/forum/gallery/image/2906-dsc02592jpg/

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  6.  

    Hey everyone,

     
    Alex here. Pretty new to the community. I just recently bought my first ever armor kit from ANOVOS, and I'm super excited to start building once it arrives. I've been perusing ukswrath's guide here, which I think we can all agree is pretty spectacular. While I'm waiting for my kit to show up, I decided to copy and paste all of ukswrath's posts into a Word document in order to create a single, comprehensive guide. I also did some formatting (including a table of contents) to try to make it look nice. I attached a first draft for you all to check out (both as a PDF and a Word document). Any feedback would be much appreciated! Maybe it's just me, but I think it'll be super handy to have a PDF on my iPad while I'm building so I don't have to browse through forum posts.
     
    And thanks again to ukswrath for all of his hard work!
     
    Here's the link to the Word document (the formatting will inevitably get a little messed up, but the raw material is there): https://drive.google.com/open?id=0B-d8yBFyd0CgY25VY25SNk1xZFE

     

    Excellent addition to a fantastic build thread.  Thank you Alex and thank you Tony.

     

    My only suggestion is that we should get a copy of the PDF link on the first page if we can for anyone just starting to read through this.

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  7. My build is going well and between all the information here, Tony's Anovos build, the Anovos Facebook group and The Atlantic Star Wars facebook group I've been able to find information on every question I've had. I am going to be starting strapping soon. I was wondering if anyone had a link to a good strapping guide. Also for the chest snaps for the belt. How do people get them on there using the setting tool? ( Hammer and anvil )??? 

     

    Any help would be greatly appreciated.Thanks!!!

     

    For my Anovos build I have been using the diagrams in this thread:

     

    http://www.whitearmor.net/forum/topic/24487-diagram-of-snap-placement/

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  8. Hello everyone,

     

    I am in the Vancouver, BC area and got interested in the possibility of trooping when I went to my first Star Wars Celebration in Anaheim earlier this year.  Since then I have put in my order for one of the ANOVOS kits and currently I am looking at how to put together an E-11 blaster.

     

    Thanks to all who have shared so much information that makes it so easy for us newer recruits.

  9. Thanks to everyone who has shared so much info here.  I am looking at building my first E-11 blaster and really appreciate the templates, pictures, etc.

     

    I am a bit surprised by some having difficulty finding the proper size pipe.  Those of us in North America who are near a Home Depot should be able to get 1-1/4 inch EMT there: http://www.homedepot.com/p/Allied-Tube-Conduit-1-1-4-in-EMT-Conduit-101576/100400410

     

    Also, regarding 3d printer files, have many of you tried these ones on Thingiverse: http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:868160

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