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Thanks for the kind words. Not quite there yet but got my fingers crossed. My wife was my official imperial photographer [emoji6] Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Oh that is soooooo sweet. Is that the kit that took you just a week to put together? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

That's boneyboy isn't it? I think I came across a post from him in the merchandise forum for armour bin plaques Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Considering that most of us were using a doopydoo type of resin scope and trying to drill through for a bit of realism, your C or D grade scopes are still a million miles better for those wanting to go that bit further with our blasters. This should be obvious by the interest and following that your scopes have. Personally I have no problem with a bit of filling and sanding if needed. Let's face it a genuine scope (gold standard for making a blaster) is a bit rough around the edges after all these years [emoji106] Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Thanks Tony. I know you guys are busy so no rush Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Eventually went for the 113L fatmax which arrived yesterday and looking good for size. Still gotta take out parcel shelf and put back seats down to get in the car though. Got a helmet bag too so sorted for transporting armour now. Well sorta. Need to pimp out the interior to stop any damage from rattling about and see about customising the outside like chopper has Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I'm in there Brian. I'm sure everyone will be happy no matter how you decide to supply your kits. You need to find the way that suits your life best and your trooper brothers will support you whatever you decide [emoji106] Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Congratulations on your centurion approval boss. Your armour looks real sweet. [emoji106] Hope I can follow you all the way there. [emoji106] Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Oh My ! The boss just gave me a compliment. I feel all light headed. Thank you Sir Just trying to do my best for the Legion

Thanks for the kind comments Joseph. It's taken me over a year to get to this point but no way was I just aiming for basic approval. The way was made easier by following in the footsteps of the many talented troopers who have gone before. Tony's build was invaluable for me through all of this as my first go-to.

Eyes permanently peeled Mark [emoji15] Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Just my luck again ☹️ I'm away on holiday on 4th June. If I was at home I would be nightshift anyway. Can't catch a break. Looking like it'll be august for me Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Thanks for the support Michael. Centurion is the next step for sure. Got to be the best for Lord Vader

Hi Ted http://www.jaybe-militaria.co.uk/is where I got my Sterling. I think I got his last one after trying another couple of UK websites. I found a couple while looking that were just stupid expensive which explains why they were still available.

Thanks Mark. Wish I was able to wear it with you guys on Friday but I'll come see you all anyway. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Thanks Brian. Got my fingers crossed

Name : Brian McDavid 501st ID : TK18910 FISD Forum Name : Bri_McD135 Garrison : UK Garrison Build Thread : http://www.whitearmor.net/forum/topic/39105-brians-anovos-anh-stunt-tk-slow-build/ Armour : Anovos Helmet : Anovos (Stripped rebuilt and hand painted by me) Blaster : Doopydoos E-11 Resin Blaster (Built and modified by me) Height : 5'10" Weight : 175lbs Boots : TK Boots Canvas Belt : TKittell Hand Plates : Trooperbay Latex Electronics : UKSWrath Hovi tip speakers fitted other electronics ongoing (SHA, RomFX) Neck Seal : Anovos Holster : Anovos Full body Photos Front by brian.mcdavid, on Flickr Back by brian.mcdavid, on Flickr Left Side by brian.mcdavid, on Flickr Left Side Arms Up by brian.mcdavid, on Flickr Right Side by brian.mcdavid, on Flickr Right Arms Up by brian.mcdavid, on Flickr Action Shot by brian.mcdavid, on Flickr Bucket Off by brian.mcdavid, on Flickr Detail Photos Abdominal Details by brian.mcdavid, on Flickr Left Side Detail by brian.mcdavid, on Flickr Kidney Notch Left by brian.mcdavid, on Flickr Right Side Detail by brian.mcdavid, on Flickr Kidney Notch Right by brian.mcdavid, on Flickr Shoulder Bridge Front by brian.mcdavid, on Flickr Shoulder Bridge Back by brian.mcdavid, on Flickr Chest/Back Connection by brian.mcdavid, on Flickr Interior Strapping Front by brian.mcdavid, on Flickr Interior Strapping Rear by brian.mcdavid, on Flickr Cod/Butt Attachment Outer by brian.mcdavid, on Flickr Cod/Butt Attachment Inner by brian.mcdavid, on Flickr Forearm Wrist End by brian.mcdavid, on Flickr Thigh Ammo Pack Attachment Inner by brian.mcdavid, on Flickr Thigh Ammo Pack Attachment Outer by brian.mcdavid, on Flickr Knee Plate Front by brian.mcdavid, on Flickr Knee Plate Inner by brian.mcdavid, on Flickr Knee Plate Outer by brian.mcdavid, on Flickr Accessory Photos TD Front by brian.mcdavid, on Flickr TD Top by brian.mcdavid, on Flickr TD Bottom by brian.mcdavid, on Flickr TD End by brian.mcdavid, on Flickr Drop Boxes and Holster Front by brian.mcdavid, on Flickr Drop Boxes Back by brian.mcdavid, on Flickr Holster Attachment Inner by brian.mcdavid, on Flickr Neck Seal by brian.mcdavid, on Flickr Flexible Hand Guards by brian.mcdavid, on Flickr Helmet Photos Helmet Front by brian.mcdavid, on Flickr Helmet Right by brian.mcdavid, on Flickr Helmet Back by brian.mcdavid, on Flickr Helmet Left by brian.mcdavid, on Flickr Hovi Tips by brian.mcdavid, on Flickr Helmet Lens Colour by brian.mcdavid, on Flickr S Trim by brian.mcdavid, on Flickr Blaster Photos Blaster Right by brian.mcdavid, on Flickr Blaster Left by brian.mcdavid, on Flickr D-Ring by brian.mcdavid, on Flickr Thanks for your consideration Brian TK18910

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Hello Again Since my last post here I've finished my armour and passed basic clearance I AM NOW A STORMTROOPER TK18910 serving with Unquestioned Loyalty Back to the blaster prep in hand. Received another box of goodness in the post this week Sterling 1 by brian.mcdavid, on Flickr Sterling 2 by brian.mcdavid, on Flickr Sterling 3 by brian.mcdavid, on Flickr Went and got myself a deactivated sterling to play with. This is going to get my vintage scope and hengstler fitted. Got a length of 20mm x 2mm mild steel flat bar to make the scope rail as the aluminium I have might not be strong enough. This means that I need to get more T-tracks ordered and get moving on power cells too. still can't make up my mind which ones to go for so any advice would be gladly received. Thats it for now but hopefully I will be able to focus on this project now that my armour is done (just got some photos to take to start the EIB and then Centurion clearance process) Thanks for looking in again See you on the Dark Side Brian

I love this information. I've always had a knack for creative packing. My kids always said I would win a gold medal for dishwasher Tetris so this sounds like a challenge accepted moment. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Gonna measure the torso tonight and get a feel for size. Hope the 110L (30 gallon) size will do. Easier fit for the car. Expected to have to get a helmet bag anyway. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Onwards for the glory of the Empire [emoji16] [emoji106] Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

TK18910 reporting for duty. I'm officially a Stormtrooper. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Thanks Brian. Any praise coming from an artist such as you is very much appreciated. Now that armour is safely put to one side I should be able to focus on the important stuff like blasters [emoji6] Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I'll get there in the end Chris. It's taken me "cough" 40 "cough" years to get to this point so a little longer won't hurt. I'll probably go through to the lego store and meet some of the guys. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk