TheSwede

Well...truth be told I don’t expect much at this point, I just hope like the rest that’s been waiting for a kit.

And...just like that...all hope is lost but there’s still some hope...in stock disclamer, the FO are supposedly in production

Hope is restored

I would agree with the latter and to topp it off, the belt isn’t that visible anyway - Troop on

Hey Jacob My Kb kit also had the 2 pieces and If you wan’t you can see what I did here: disclaimer that KB might have updated the molds but maybe you will find something usefull

Haha *oops* so I did the Word is ”Up”

Looking good Trooper At Garrison level you only get approved (basic) and the higher levels (EIB and Centurion) are done here at the Detachment. Apart from already beeing mentioned for L3 I would guess your belt need to come up a tad but you’ll never know, I would have requested it during my time as a D.O anyway, here’s a reference: (I was a picky one so you can just wait to see what the current ones say at your EIB) Regarding the shoulder bells, here's a look at how an original bell looks side by side with a not so accurate one. The original (left) is trimmed with a curve hence beeing more suited for closing eventual gaps to the chestplate, not sure If you have enough left to trim yours but it might help others And finally, prepping the armor for approval pictures are what many do and that’s fine but....I strongly recommend everyone to film yourself when moving around to see how the armor holds up. Atleast I want to be sure that when I’m moving around and then stoppning for a picture my armor still look like it should

I’ll keep it short and sweet - yes

Looking good Trooper

If I were to guess I believe it’s a clear TK kit from WTF (Walt’s Trooper Factory).

You did? Hue...never noticed that. (I’m sooo funny)

Ad the Armor = problem solved

Sorry to butt in yet again, If you secure the screws the helmet will sit firmly on your head with zero give...and most importantly using the standard hard hat liner will give you much more ventilation during troops - ok I’m done with my nagging As you were Trooper

Now that’s a Helmet!

RS do sell them seperatly but currently out of stock, building it yourself always has a great feel to it but...If you like a finished product I can recommend Imperial Warfighters and their rubber E-11, You can find them on FB

Do yours have padding on the forehead part? I know some Anovos helmets are missing it, I have it in mine. And yes I have trooped for hours, mayby you haven’t secured it in place enough? Try tightening the screws and see If it helps, mine stays put just fine. Hope you find a way that works for you

Hey, just wondering If there’s a particular reason for the upgrade? I find the hard hat liner working very well

Nice work so far Just wanted to say that you don’t have to worry to much about gaps as it helps airflow and thus reduce the risk of the lenses fogging up

Very cool indeed, might need to get one for my TX

I have never requested a center box alignment either but rather an offset If anything. On this particular app I was just surprised as I did’t mention the ammo strip at all. It would have helped if the added requriment was stated in the thread for all to see instead of sent via PM. I agree that the ammo pack should be evenly spaced and idealy at the corners. I guess I missed that so that’s on me and I’m sorry for the extra hazzle. The EIB app was also some time ago so it might very well be that additional requriments are in affect and though not mentioned in that particular EIB review still has to be fixed at the time of a Centurion app

Hej Justin, sorry to butt in but as I was the D.O in charge of Max EIB app I’m a bit confused as I didn’t mention the ammo pack in the Centurion suggestions? Mayby I’m missing something in this thread but I don’t see it beeing mentioned in here either..?

The RS armor is straight from a screen used suit, and as such have the same thickness as the movie suits which were 1.5mm

The black one is a two-part and you just pop the top part off and you’re all set

Anytime And just to clarify, I didn’t include that larger front bump in those numbers

Depends on bodytype, If you are larger you glue down less bumps in order for them to reach over the backplate. 3-5 bumps is the most common, screen suits usually had 4-5 bumps on the front.