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Looking awesome Tara, easy EIB for sure..

Looking good trooper.

Dave, nice to see you back to it.. Good luck on submissions brother

Congrats, Aaron. Well done trooper.

Roger that brother.. Diigiit Robotics Canada out of Montreal Sent from a galaxy far, far away.

Starting to source parts for a build in Canada, researching for local suppliers for the parts(processor and audio board) rest is easy..

Looking good, easy EIB trooper..

Good looking armor there..

I have also done the same in 90% of my strapping as well.

Awesome, cant wait to see this. This would be a future build for sure.

I also had a hard time getting the padding right, The military grade padding was a god send in getting it to where the bucket fits perfect. took a few hours of moving padding around inside..

Contact TK Zombie, she has both AP parts and TM

RT-Mod is by far the biggest, i have a TK/TD by AP and its very tight, also have a TX by WTF and its very roomy in compared to the AP..

Epoxy Sculpt

Congrats Dave, make way, Centurion is next..

Looking good brother, good luck on the EIB

this is what i use, works perfect every time.. Ive now done 5 suits with this my own and 4 local members.. Great for making snap plates and goes through abs and 1/4 inch aluminum and steal with ease.. --------

Life is better on the dirty side lol.. During my build before the conversion i did find blue marks on the armor in random places too. but a quick polish took them right off.. I don't wear a traditional body suit either im wearing UA Cool Gear compression, so that eliminates the body suit cause...

Very awesome

Congrats trooper..

I have a thought, when the armor was strapped the bells were kept close to the bridges for centurion. but if we were to modify the length of the biceps / shoulder strapping(minimize overlap) it may alleviate the pull on the bridges.. I have also seen some attach the bottom of the bridges to the chest/back strap to solve this issue..

Shawn, Take a look at this build thread, Danny explains the process for kidney, ab plates.. http://www.whitearmor.net/forum/topic/30595-ap-armour-with-anh-centurion-as-goal-build-thread/page-4 Chris

Absolutely, do a lot of research by looking at other build threads, you will find they are a massive help. Another thing to remember is there is no such thing as a stupid question, so as away members of the FISD & other detachments are awesome and will get you the answer you require A tip.. is to build the armor to the centurion standard, will make the detachment progression a lot easier.

Paul, I just built a AP kit for a fellow female trooper and the fit is quite good, AP is the way to go at 5'4" for sure. Mark does make a nice armor..

I also had these on my armor before converting to Sandy, but now that im dirty it doesn't matter.. Anyone figure out what is the cause, ive seen a few locals have the same light blue marks all over their AP armor.. Novus plastic polish takes them right off though..