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Only the left bicep should have the indent. Shoulder bells are slightly different L/R on most kits. Shins and thighs as well. Really everything except the torso as it’s quite asymettrical.

Are you using brackets and snaps or are those just for show?

Hi Luis, glad to hear you are looking to add a TK to your line-up! I have heard nothing but good things about WTF. I'd suggest checking out the vetter armor makers thread, here, as well as WTF build threads in the Build Thread sections. Furthermore, I highly encourage you to research and consider the Expert Infantry/Centurion programs, as you'll have a much nicer suit as a result (and bragging rights).

I've seen people reinforce the flimsy areas with fiberglass or Plastidip-soaked cheesecloth but those a bit involved. As long as the areas where any strapping/snaps/rivets are going to go is thicker than that you should be okay for now, but something to keep an eye on for sure.

Centurion approved - goal met! Thanks to everyone who helped me get there. Now on to help others get there... I'm only the second Centurion in CCG, we have one other who is an ESB trooper so between us lots of knowledge for new recruits, hopefully.

Two sets... yeah, you'll want like, ten. PS: Shoot you with a Canon or out of a canon?

For L2 Phasma's F-11D should require the removed trigger guard in addition to regular TFA F-11 L2/L3 requirements, if not for basic.

That was fast! Happy trooping.

If not, I'm sure another maker has larger bells you could order. Good luck either way.

Name: Brien Edick ID: 92802 Rank: Centurion Size: Letter DO: Tony Thanks in advance. http://www.whitearmor.net/eib/certificates/92802-centurion.png

Congrats, Mr. Quintuple Centurion! (Now I know what the 'Q' is for!)

Congratulations!

Congrats, Stephen!

Nice! A few of my garrison mates got to see it Saturday. Super jealous. Can't wait 'til Thursday.

Unless you are planning a ROTJ TK, your center button plate is upside-down.

Perhaps the best way to handle this is as a 'value add' to the current Centurion blaster requirements, then? There's a pretty wide gap between a Hyperfirm and an E-11 with a functional trigger, folding stock and scope. And FWIW, I also think those that go to 100% film accuracy (brackets, popper snaps, painted stunt buckets) should be rewarded as well.

In addition to Tony's build thread (practically the Bible for Anovos kits) feel free to take a look at mine as well. It isn't as in-depth as his but I'm not much taller than you, and built an Anovos kit with Centurion in mind. It was also my first build so maybe you can learn from my mistakes.

Yeah, if you've even considered Centurion, now is the time while you are still planning and haven't cut anything yet.

Okay. Keep in mind that for Expert Infantry and above (and I hope you are aiming for those!) weathering vs shiny TK will become an issue. I believe Joseph has, or at least can point you to, some products that are removable.

I mostly assume the 'faceless soldier' persona. AKA I don't do much talking... anyone who's met me in person will see the irony.

From blaster and pauldron choice (and signature) I assume you're going HWT only?

Are you using the elastic loop that holds down the shoulder bridge covers? Your right one is flaring up a bit.

I don't think it'd be fair to exclude people who don't have the time/skills, and just spend some money to have a finished, screen accurate blaster from the program. There's always the FISD recognition award if there's someone out there building them all, IMO.

It is but it occasionally gets derailed with ImperialBoots discussions.

Screen accurate method is glued directly to armor. There's a diagram somewhere of placement, check Tony/ukswrath's build threads, I know for sure the Anovos one has it. Some use snaps or velcro to make it less permanent.