Jaylyon32

Sent some credits. ID: 3109077955854991T

TK-32849 requesting 501st access. https://www.501st.com/members/displaymemberdetails.php?userID=34440

Got my ID: TK-32849

Received approval! Now to receive my trooper ID!

So Centurion with an Anovos kit is out of reach for me based on my height of 6'4"...most important thing is my armor is complete and I'm ready to submit approval photos after a much longer time than planned.

Can anyone tell me if this picture is a good example of the forearms with zero return edge at the wrists for Centurian approval? Mine shouldn't need any shims but still working on the final fitment.

So using "fist" was probably not the correct term but essentially what I tried to do was make my hand a small as possible like trying slide it out of handcuffs. Even like that the wrist end is almost too tight without eliminating the return edge. Once I do that my hand might still be too large to trim any off of the butt joint area other than to make it a nice clean joint.

Thanks gmrhodes13! Currently I am using my Kindle to post to the forums but once I get home I can use the Windows resizing tool.

Also, what is the best way to upload pictures to the forums? The photos of my armor are 1-2mb or more and I really do not want to retake them at a lower quality unless it's the only way.

Earlier this year I received my Anovos ANH Stormtrooper kit and was super excited to start work on it. Then I realized I had to finish my Master's thesis first, so I didn't actually start trimming out pieces until July. The pieces are all trimmed out with a basic edge sanding to aid with initial fitment. I have reviewed ukswrath's build thread and am ready to start fitment on the lower arms. Because I travel for 2 weeks at a time for my work I am limited on space to bring larger pieces with me. <br><br> Starting with the left forearm I discovered not only does my fist barely make it through the opening prior to removing the wrist end return edge but the upper return edge is way too tight. This is even before trimming any material along the butt joint sections. Once I remove some upper return edge I'll reevaluate the fitment and determine whether I can afford to trim any without making it too small while wearing the black undershirt. Does anyone have a good picture of the wrist without the return edge for centurion approval they can share? Want to make sure I do it right at this point.