GoofTrooper

Eric F. 37423 EIB Letter Size Sha Sha Thank you! http://www.whitearmor.net/eib/certificates/37423-eib.png 283

Wow! Thank you everyone for your kind words and support! I'm very excited to be part of the effort to reach 1000 EIB members by the end of the year! I'm going to start working on the adjustments I need to make for my Centurion application tonight!

Thank you for the kind words, I very much appreciate it! Here are the photos of the corrected teeth. Please let me me know if this works or if I need to remove any more paint. When 15 minutes turns into an hour ...

1. Name: Eric F. 2. 501st TK ID: TK-37423 3. FISD Forum Name: GoofTrooper 4. Garrison: Dune Sea Garrison 5. Armor maker: Anovos 6. Helmet maker: Anovos 7. Cloth belt maker: Rob Kittell 8. Neck seal maker: Darmans Props 9. Boot maker: Imperial Boots 10. Blaster maker: DoopyDoos E-11 kit 11. Height: 5’ 8” 12. Weight: 160 lbs In Armor: Action Shot With Plain Background: EIB Compliance Photos: Helmet: Blaster:

Bat Akaan with the Georgia Garrison has made a remix that has different covers. There's a FO version in there! https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4123446

To all those who don't have access to a 3D printer just send me a PM if you would like me to make you a set. I don't have a ton of free time but I'd like to help who I can with getting these wheel covers on your armor bins! I haven't figured out a cost yet but I'm thinking probably $10.00 should cover everything. Also, I forgot to say... Thank you for all of the positive feedback everyone! I really appreciate it!

Armor Bin Imperial Cog Wheel Covers File-Name: Wheel_cover_imperial_logo.stl, Wheel_cover_base.stl Designer: GoofTrooper [TK-37423] Last Update: 01/2020 File-URL: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4122064 Description: This is a wheel cover for your Husky brand rolling toolbox used for armor storage. Customize your armor bin by changing the look of the stock wheels to an Imperial Cog. I designed these wheel covers to use on a Husky brand 37 in. toolbox. I'm not sure if they will fit other sizes of Husky toolboxes. Let me know if they do! Terms of Use: This design is licensed under the Creative Commons - Attribution license. Image:

Thank you! As of right now I have to work on the 2nd and I haven't been able to find someone to cover my shift. I'm still working on it and hoping I can make it to the MS walk.

Thank you and Happy belated Birthday!

Thank you! I took a look at your thread, thank you for the tips. I'm not signed up for any troops yet but I hope to find one soon that fits my hectic schedule. In the mean time I'll get to work on my EI application!

Hello! My Anovos ANH Stunt Trooper armor was approved on 10/23/2019 and it's my first costume for the 501st! I'm very excited to join the ranks of the 501st Legion and my local Dune Sea Garrison in Arizona. I ordered my Anovos kit on 12/27/2016 and my BB Day was 01/11/2018. I was slow going on getting my armor put together and it spent months at a time sitting on the back burner to life. I was finally able to get my armor completed September of this year and submit my application to the 501st. It is my intention to apply for EIB and Centurion status. A few thank yous: Thank you @TK1636for inviting me into your home and helping me build my armor. Thank you @ukswrath for your amazingly detailed build thread which I tried to follow closely as possible. Thank you @justjoseph63for the flexible hand plates. Thank you @T-Jayfor the E-11 Completion kit. (I still haven't finished my Doopy Doo's blaster kit however) Thank you @TKittellfor the canvas belt. Thank you @Darman for the neck seal and holster. Thank you @FISD E-11 Reference Teamfor the fantastic E-11 build guide. Thank you @gmrhodes13for the suggestions on how to get my armor up to EIB and Centurion standards. Before: After:

TK 37423 requesting access. https://www.501st.com/members/displaymemberdetails.php?userID=31372 Thank you!

Well I hope the ab/kidney rivets are okay with my GML, he's the one who installed them! However, I am hoping for EIB and Centurion approval. In order to re-position the snaps on the belt I will have to punch new holes in the canvas belt, correct? Or do I use the same method you mentioned for the ab/kidney rivets and fill in the male snaps on the ab plate and drill new holes slightly higher? Tony's build thread was my bible while building my armor. I used it almost exclusively other than the help from my GML. As for the arms, which gap looks correct? I know they are off but I'm not sure which one I need to move. Thank you for the help!

Thank you for the input gmrhodes13. I didn't realize I had that much more work to do! Yikes! I have a question about the belt and side rivets. How do I make adjustments to those pieces since they're already set in place via holes drilled in the armor and belt and set with rivets, snaps etc. Would I just have to get a new belt and start over? I'm not sure how else I could move it up and over.

Hello All, I recently finished my armor that I've been working on here and there for about a year and a half now. I'd love to hear what you guys have to say about it or suggestions on how to make it better, or know if it's good enough for basic approval. Thank you! 1. First/last name: Eric F. 2. Future Garrison: Dune Sea Garrison 3. Armor maker: Anovos 4. Helmet maker: Anovos 5. Cloth belt maker: Rob Kittell 6. Neck seal maker: Darmans Props 7. Boot maker: Imperial Boots 8. Blaster maker: DoopyDoos E-11 kit (WIP) 9. Height: 5’ 8” 10. Weight: 156 lbs 11. TK type: ANH Stunt 12. Contributors: Michael Culp, Ukswrath's Anovos TK build thread P.S. I'm aware that the left drop box is stuck behind my thigh armor. This is just something I missed while taking photos. It normally sits correctly in front of the thigh lined up with edge of the ammo belt.

Yeah, I tried this and it did not work out so well for me ha ha ha. There was a lot of glue holding the mesh into place! I ended up having to make new screens from a strainer I got at the dollar store but I think they turned out fine.

Very nice work! How did you remove the mesh without damaging it to paint the inside of the mic tips?