DarthSarcasm

Can I get some suggestions for the approximate thickness of the bridge between the eyes.

Throwing in some pics of my sight for E-11. Sent from my SM-G930T1 using Tapatalk

I've never seen the ref pic about the ear placement! Thanks, that's a big help. Removing ear tonight. Sent from my SM-G930T1 using Tapatalk

Here's the Bucket as it is now. Critique away! Please Be critical!

I jsut won an auction for a Hengstler 400. Please tell me this is the right one!

...TRANSMISSION INCOMING...RECEIVING...DECRYPTING...MESSAGE IS AS FOLLOWS... ...All prior posts on this thread are out of date. I no longer have the bucket that the prior pictures show due to loss during a move to a new house. Following will be a new WIP. ...TRANSMISSION END...

Good on you Dan! Dream Big! Sent from my SM-G930T1 using Tapatalk

Wow, that's really close. I live (and work) on Heritage Ranch at Lake Nacimiento.

By the way Tony, I got my package yesterday. Looks great, Thnx!

Hello to all the Brothers in arms. I'm technically not a "New" person on here, I guess you could say I'm a "Re-New" user. I received my Big Browns from RS Props about three years ago and started right in. As a lot of you know, life can have other plans for you and thing get put on the back burner for a while. So after two moves, a new job, buying a new house, and two ill family members I'm back again with encouragement from Ukswrath. I have a build thread that I will be updating because I've done nothing since my last post. So, good building to all and I'll see you around!

Let me make a quick suggestion to anyone who is starting their first build. BEFORE you put the two halves of your bucket together permanently, decide the method you are going to use on the lens and frown screen. If you are going to be using Chicago screws as posts so you can change out the lens it is very tough going if the bucket is already together. Get the lens figured out while you have easy access to the inside. I didn't and it was a real pain to figure out the dimensions and to set and glue the posts. Learn from my mistake. Sent from my SM-G930T1 using Tapatalk

Good luck on your build! Oh, I have to say it! Aren't you a little short to be a stormtrooper? Sent from my SM-G930T1 using Tapatalk

Good eye! That's the kind of details I'm looking for. Sent from my SM-G930T1 using Tapatalk

I would like some eyes on my bucket for any tips on what may need to be fixed before I start on the inside. Thanks in advance. Heres the link [/url]http://www.whitearmor.net/forum/index.php?/topic/35789-Darth-Sarcasms-RS-PVC-Build Sent from my SM-G930T1 using Tapatalk

Hey Everybody, Been offline for quite a while due to a serious family illness. But, back now and starting up my build again. Please take a look at these pics of my bucket and let me know if anything needs to be fixed or changed entirely. I don't want to go any further with it till I get some feedback. Sent from my vKB011E using Tapatalk

Wait till you get to the bucket and have to deal with the right and left sides where the two pieces connect. Make sure you are "ABSOLUTLY SURE" that you have it where you want it "BEFORE" you drill anything. Once you get it aligned the way you want, clamp it really well. Sent from Imperial Communications Network

That was a rough guess. Once I do the actual fitting I will shave it down if I need to. Sent from Imperial Communications Network

So, I'm working on the shins and I have everything all lined up. there is a flair at the top. Is this ok? I have gone through tons of reference and can't quite get a good view of this. Will take any suggestions. Also cut the cover strip to 7/8th's is this ok?

Time for some thighs. Starting with the left Below: Setting up to cut front seam. Cut is 7/16ths from edge of ridge. bottom edge marked and trimmed off Time to test fit the seam Seam is nice and clean. Gonna trim the right thigh now Will be glad for any tips or advice!!!

Got my Hovi tips from Vaj today!

Really? It makes me sweat!

Hey Everyone, Got my big browns 3 weeks ago but since I just had surgery I have not been able to do much in the way of a WIP. Here is a pic of the box contents. More to come.