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Correct. That’s what I saw. And the mmmmmmmm the rogue one and clone was wrapped in black cloth. It doesn’t matter what material. Just that the abs gives with abs where the metal doesn’t so the abs is what’s forced to give hence cracking

I don’t know why it made me create an account but this is my actual account the other needs to not be used and I wont use it again so write me here Hi everyone. Due to the nature of the NDA’s I of course was not allowed to take any pictures. But what I can tell you is this is pretty darn spot on what you guys have stayed here. I have extensive photos of my rogue one armor that I can’t post for a king time because it will affect my work. The rise of skywalker FOTK that I wore I only wore it once for a fitting because we were going to use them for Previz. But I never wore it again. They just gave us the helmets hahaha so I have a few photos of that. So here are my inputs. Helmet details are spot on. neck seal, there were two types. 11 rib and 8 rib neck seals. Zipper is worn front or back. There were two reasons why they were worn in the front, 1 because some pointed their heads down to see and therefore zipper was visible in rhe back. 2 the zipper was worn in the back and since they clothing tag it down to the under suit s lot of guys would take it off when undressing first break or lunch, and then put it on zipping it in the front. So either is acceptable. I cousins remember how they attached the chest to the back and yoke but sides were Velcro. shoulder bells bad the tab and it was metal but I don’t think they is necessary and I’ll explain it later. Tab can be any material. Since our kits are abs I highly recommend abs tabs. That’s what I’ve done Shoulder bells attached to bicep via a clip and forearms slid up. Picatinny rail moved box aside and you zipped up the forearms and box was velcroed down . gaskets were rubber silicon and for me I thought they were soft. They were trimmed in a fabric that protected them on the edges and an elastic back with a buckle in the front. Elbows and forearms were attached but we can separate them but they were attached via the elbow gasket Same with the legs. Thighs and shins were attached as well via gasket and spats were attached to shins but I didn’t see how. torso had a cross cross strap system that had a thin pad on it and torso zipper up the back. The thermal detonator and butt plate were attached by a webbing and came down the back and the belt pinned it down and buckled inside the pouch. the blasters I saw had many variations. Some didn’t have d rings. Some did and the rings were either black or white. I thought I saw one silver one but not sure. D ring plates were both silver and white. But there were quite a few black d rings. I think if we go white and white or silver and white ring or silver and black ring it’s good. Pistol I did not see gloves I could swear were the exact endor finders gloves and rhe hand plates had a deep groove in it. unfirtunately I didn’t have enough time to take other notes such as the boxes with black being cut out or not. It was my first day and just insane to be able to do this and I had planned on my second run to take more detailed notes and photos. However the pills on the chest I did see that they were cut out, but the box in the center of the chest, the black was painted in. And if I remember correctly the box on the wrist was painted or decal. Not one hundred percent sure. now on the overlaps, the thighs and biceps are overlaps. They are held in place by rubber bands. And they literally pry them open for you to get in. This can not be done in abs, our armor will crack. So this brings me to my next point. I hit the ground over 60 times in one day and nothing happened to my armor. It’s very thick polyurethane armor and very strong. So back to the shoulder bridge that’s why I don’t recommend metal. I contemplated leaving my biceps and thighs open and attaching a rubber material but I decided against it as the armor will crack when trooping and grow apart. The clips on the body armor were TFA clips rhat I saw while helmet clips are TLJ. Very weird. undersuit was a one piece and had shiny built in. But I heard there’s other sets with shiny shorts but couldn’t confirm it. Boots are exact imperial boots first order boots and they may get it from the same maker. I have my actual boots, neck seal, gloves and undersuit that I wore for the rogue one and clone trooper on kenobi. The gloves for the rogue one and clone are again exact gloves from Endor finders like the first order gloves and the boots for the first order snd rogue one and clones are the exact same boots. the thermal detonator is a separate piece screwed in to the back plate just like the clone and rogue one. The TD is hollow and it has a black pvc like tube that slides in. You can take it out but I don’t remember what kept it in. I’ve made my TD hollowed out and with the pvc tube and it is much lighter. Also on rhe other side of rhe tube I painted to match TFA: cod pieces are polyurethane so they flex but there are also rubber vids as well and shoulder bells and chest pieces for stunts. That’s why the cod is flexing in pics. holsters were actual functioning metal ones, the ones I saw. mall the armor parts are polyurethane and very thick and durable. the thighs are attached by two straps to the torso just like the rogue one armor except the rogue one armor had ribbing material to cover them. I didn’t notice that it n this armor. the torso had leather scallops and a front flat leather plate that held the belt and the cod piece. I noticed different shaped cod pieces by the way. and the notes on the cut pieces, yes w lot of times they are cut to fit the performer. We modified armor parts all day long and that’s why you see the different shapes and cute. Oh one more thing there were also foam thermal detonators and you could barely tell they were foam. They looked just like the regular ones. Same thing with the rogue one armor. They are for stunts. I didn’t see executioner axes or batans or prods . it’s pretty much the TLJ armor and if yuu want to enforce the different cut in forearms then you can. I have my rubber gaskets but they were only the actual rubber pieces and none of the finishing. It was quite nice what they had. I just got the rubber parts themselves. The TFA I know snapped in to place even on the torso. I couldn’t tell how because it was already assembled so I’m assuming Velcro. anyway those are my four notes. My armor is almost done. I’ve made some changes to it to function the way I prefer like using smaller shoulder to bicep buckles as well as the double buckles for the thighs attach to a belt and not the toro so. With abs I just think it’s too much torque on the armor and on a belt you get a lot more freedom. The torso attach puts too much tension and weight on abs but also shoulders. That’s it for now.

Hey buddy I’m in ft lauderdale today at Flynn’s arcade for Star Wars night. Come say hi. ardeshir

Hi Alyssa and congrats on your new journey. Which kit did you purchase? It will affect how you build it to fit you. There are a lot of great build threads on here as well as other finished builds. Take your time and don’t be afraid to ask questions on a piece by piece basis if you have any.

Congratulations Andrew. This is awesome and well deserved. Huge huge congratulations

Let’s go Jessie!!!

Appreciate it beyond words

as promised here is the upgraded blaster. Also posting in the body for quicker reference

Thank you brother appreciate it

Thank you very much

Thank you brother

Absolutely love this

Appreciate it brother. This means a lot to me. I can’t do it without the help of rhe entire group here and rhe guidance of rhe DO’s

Thank you very much

Thank you Britney. Appreciate it.

Wow thank you brother. I will make the modification so that both examples are presented in the blaster for references for everyone else. Thank you guys so much.

ok, I’m gonna hate to do this. Even though I am getting the proper rail in a few days and I will upload that photo. I am going to post this here for you. I spoke to a friend and confirmed it. Some had rails and others did not. He was on all three movies. And the screen used ones I saw here including rogue one, not all had rails. therefore, that should not hold up my approval and I’m requesting your grace and approval of this application. Furthermore it was not listed in rhe crl. And it had not been requested of any other centurion TLJ even though there are only a few others. You can also see an example of a silver rear plate. So I would like to return my plate to a silver one. It is my preference. It’s a silver plate with a black strap rectangle ring. Photos Freon Fin execution scene clearly no rail more troopers with no rail again more troopers with no rail again more silver rear plate with black ring let me say this. I will get the rail and attach and upload it. But I think that should be optional and I will do it in a few days. But that should in no way hold up rhe approval. I will do it so we have that option here. I am also found to return my rear plate with the D to silver as I just think that is much more attractive and it matches what I have seen. Although I will say rhe ones I saw were actually missing their D’s I hope this respectful challenge to the request is considered and I am approved. Even though in a few days I will have the modified blaster pic uploaded

Had a friend print it up

Just had this made. Want to check with you about it before I finish it up.

Just had this made. Want to check with you about it before I finish it up. https://imgur.com/NhWdtWX

Thank you so much for such an amazing compliment. Thank you brother

Done

Thank you brother appreciate it beyond words

So here are rhe requested changes and I’m uploading it the body for reference as well

Thank you brother. Hahaha appreciate it