TKCaleb

Souns awesome. Im very interested. We need more ROTJ stormtroopers. ANH armor is to popular.

I have been trying to login into whitearmor for the past 2 days now and I was getting so frustrated that I created a new email, and tried to make a new account, but that didnt work either. Every time i logged in, i received an error message saying that there is no data or account on file. It was irritating. I even attempted to reset my password but that didnt work either. Grr. Well im back.

I was just wondering what type of vinyl should i go with to make vac form molds out of? Should I go with the Kind that rubies used to make that P.O.S. deluxe stormtrooper armor with? I want something flexible and durable and long lasting.

Yea you did! Nice armor man! I'm jealous. I need a set of armor. I feel like the only one on this entire site who doesn't have one yet. someday i will! I shall! haha

I want to create a set of armor based off of the ROTJ look, however, I am having trouble deciding what type of kit I should go with. ANy suggestions? Also I know that the buckets are also much different then the ANH, and ESB buckets in terms of asymmetry and look. Supposedly the ROTJ helmet molds were squashed giving a more unique look. Any suggestions on what type of armor & helmet kit I should go with?

Hey man! This is exactly what I am looking for! Thanks!

Oh ok, thanks. I just want my future set of armor to be as durable as possible, and I heard a lot of good things about ABS plastic except for its soft pulls.

I am very new at all this, and I personally do not own my own set of armor yet. I have been looking at many sets of armor and I have found the TE2 is one of the most accurate armor being produced. I have heard that the armor is made of Styrene which allows the pulls to be very sharp and accurate to the molds, however I heard that the downfall to this material is that it can easily crack if mishandled compared to ABS plastic. Can anyone who has constructed and handled TE2 armor give me any insight into these claims? Thanks!