Garrett Steele

I noticed that when the troopers were running down the gang plank in the introduction some of their cod pieces seem to flex and fold in on itself.

I noticed that when the troopers were running down the gang plank in the introduction some of their cod pieces seem to flex and fold in on itself.

Great shots

Unfortunately it is not, but it's worth going out to. I flew out for this from SF and I am glad I did. You are practically face to face with these suits.

If you find yourself in Denver between 11/13-4/2 go to the Denver Art Museum and see the Star Wars exhibition. They have 70 costumes from 7 of the films on display.(sorry no Rogue One) It is mostly Jedi and Prequel dresses but they do have the Fett's armor (father and son) the droids, rebel pilots, and of course Stormtroopers and the First Order. Once I can figure how to use photo bucket prepare for a very large photo dump.

Great job on the build

I just got the Kelly Moore paints down by my house to do a match on my Anovos TFA helmet the other day. The employee put the color in there system so it should be available at any Kelly Moore paints. The color is label RAL 9016 or Traffic White.

I just ordered mine mine. It was just a little under 600.00 after taxes and to have it shipped to the Bay Area.

Looks clean, well done.

I am just waiting till payday this week.

I have both and I have used both on my First Order armor and I recommend having both in your arsenal. The belt sander is great for shaping those large parts then I will use the small one for hard to reach spots and for detail spots.

Very interested.

That looks much better then mine.

I am just about done with my first suit of first order armor and I am seriously considering buying this one because of how much easier and cleaner this one looks.

If you cannot find that product in the US what I use to use to create a corrosion effect is when the paint or primer is still wet I would sprinkle fine salt onto the spots that I wanted the corrosion appear.