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  1. hey congrats, great looking armour.

    i hope to be there one day...................one day

     

    Thank you dude! It only takes time and patience. I'm a total useless guy to do stuff like this, but got a lot of pieces of advice from Attaché Faie and others and finally made it. If I could, anyone can, so go try your best!!

     

     

    Congrats Jaime and welcome to the centurion rank! :salute:

     

    Thank you Markus! Much appreciated!  :Stormtrooper_walk_south:

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    Hi again Jaime.

    Almost on to your application, but I just wanted to give you the opportunity to fix one thing for me, and submit a new photo.

    The full back shot of your armour shows a gap opening up on the left side of the image between the back and kidney plate.

    Could you possibly shorten up that outer strap so it looks as good as the other side, and post up the new photo.

     

    Thank you for your patience.

    Hi there.

     

    Thank you for answering.

     

    I'm kind of busy right now, but I think I can have it done in 12 hours time or so.

     

    I'm going to try to shorten the strap that joins back and kidney in that side, as you said. In case that doesn't work, I think i will try to lengthen the strap that joins chest and back.

     

    One way or another, I think I can have the new pictures by tonight (it's 10. 30 am here in Spain right now).

     

    Again, thank you for your help and for your work for the detachment.

     

    Cheers

  3. Nice looking suit, Jaime. The only thing I see that could be improved is the top edge of your left eye. There is a little bit of a return edge still visible. You can see it when compared to the right eye.<br><br>

    Also the top outer corners of both the eyes have sharp corners. Those points could lead to stress cracks starting there. If you can, sand those corners out to give a rounded edge at those corners.<br><br>

    Good Luck!

     

    Hi there!

     

    Thank you for the piece of advice sir! I will check it out right now. Nobody ever told me about this eye stuff, so I will look into it carefully and try to solve it.

     

    Again, thank you for answering. Much appreciated!

  4. Huh, a SDS battle spec or "Standard" helmet i assume?

     

    Or SDS is just terrible assembling (and "recasting") helmets nowadays.

     

    It's not as accurate as the original, but i don't think that will prevent you from centurion... Good Luck.

     

     

     

    Also, try to stay away from SDS next time, His current armors don't have a resemblance to the originals, recasted/modified, who knows. They just aren't accurate.

     

     

    Hi there,

     

    Both the armour and the helmet are SDS Battle Spec. 

     

    Thank you for the piece of advice and for the luck.Much appreciated.

     

    Cheers

  5. Name: Jaime Iglesias Gómez


    501st Id: TK-25358


    Name FISD forum: SG JIG


    GARRISON: Spanish Garrison


    501st STATUShttp://www.501st.com...hp?userID=20484


    EIB STATUS: http://www.whitearmor.net/forum/topic/35519-tk-25358-anh-stunt-eib-status-sds533/


     


    Required information


     


    Armor Maker: Shepperton Design Studios Battle Spec


    Helmet Maker: Shepperton Design Studios Battle Spec


    Blaster Type: E-11 made by  ASH Tk - 17116


    EIB STATUS: http://www.whitearmor.net/forum/topic/35519-tk-25358-anh-stunt-eib-status-sds533/


     


     


    Height: 1.74 m.


    Weight:72 kgs.


    Boots Maker: CorsairKids


    Canvas Belt: Best grandma ever


    Hand plates: CorsairKids


    Neck Seal: CorsairKids


    Holster Maker: Bierzo TK - 96007


     


    Well, its a lot of photos. I hope everything is ok. If Im missing some photo just let me know. (I took all the photos from the Centurion Photo Checklist, but maybe Im missing something)


     


    Thank you in advance.


     


    Front – Arms at side


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    Back – Arms at side  


     


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    Left – Arm raised  


     


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    tEItGYR.jpg


     


    Right – Arm raised


     


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    bdRrtdo.jpg


     


     


    Armor Details 


     


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    Hand Plates 


     


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    JxO0K84.jpg


     


    Shoulder Bridge Back  


     


    ihY23IY.jpg


     


    Shoulder Bridge Front  


     


    ErxmuQU.jpg


     


    Back/Chest Connection 


     


    yBPQGDT.jpg


     


    XkJMunn.jpg


     


    TS9Xo3H.jpg


     


    Thigh Pack Attachment 


     


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    Knee Plate  


     


    12Y1arT.jpg


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    Drop Box Back  


     


    SIiFPJ7.jpg


     


    Cod and Butt Plate Attachment


     


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    YTIX83E.jpg


    nGGbxX8.jpg


     


     


    HELMET


    Front


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    Side


    Left


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    Right


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    Back


     


    sM2NHlK.jpg


     


    Hovi Mic Tip Detail  


     


    JrJ8DQo.jpg


     


    Lens Color (Backlit if required)


     


    EPuIyJV.jpg


     


    S-Trim


     


    1PcfYQk.jpg


     


    Blaster Details


     


    Right 


    SolLPWY.jpg


     


    Left


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    D Ring


     


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    Neck Seal


     


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    Thermal Detonator – Back


     


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    Holster Attachment


     


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    Action Shot


     


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  6. Congrats! How easy was it to remove the little bit of strip?

     

    Hi there!

     

    I will try to explain it as good as possible, even though my english is pretty poor. 

     

    It wasn't as easy as it may seem. It is due to 2 reasons:

     

    -The cover is strongly glued to the thigh

    -In the Shepperton armor covers are not made with the same material as the rest of the armor. It's made of a harder material,  so it's also more difficult to cut it.

     

    At first, I used a really small screwdriver to split the cover and the thigh. As it was so strongly glued, most of the part of thight until the cover just got destroyed. Once both parts were split, I used some big scissors to cut the strip. 

     

    Later on, as there was a big hole under the strip, I used some tape to "control" the zone and used some concrete I made by dissolving some parts of the armor that weren't necessary 

     

    As the hole was fixed, I ¿sanded? ¿sandpapered? not sure of the word, you know, but I rubbed one thing over the piece so it stayed smooth. 

     

    And that's it, I guess. Took me a couple of hours or so. More or less the same amount of time that took me write this message due to my shucksty english haha

     

    Thank you for the congratulations!  ;)

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