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12 minutes ago, Psibur said:
My oldest seemed like he recognized my voice even with going through the iComm and speaker. The youngest screamed when he finally recognized me after taking the helmet off. Watching him process that was comedy gold. To this day he still asks me why I transformed into a Stormtrooper. They got to meet three others in the garrison and hang around a bit before going back out to the event.
Great Trooper!! those moments makes the effort worthwhile.
Cheers
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10 minutes ago, skitchie98 said:
CAN'T WAIT to get going, I'm sure I'll have a ton of questions to ask and pictures to link as the days go by.
Congratulations Dixon, Yeah all of us are happy for you , We know how are you feeling right now mate!! Enjoy the process and remember to review all the info we have given and post photos, ask questions. we are here to help.
cheers and congrats again!!
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Congratulations Trooper, Welcome to FISD and welcome to the Legion.
Glad you were able to do your first troop and to show your armor to the kids, what about their reaction? tell us more
Stay Safe .
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Good luck with your project. looking forward for your advance photos
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Hi Ian, welcome out to FISD, good luck with your project and don't hesitate to ask questions and post photos of your build.
You can check the FOTK building threads for tips and building techniques.
https://www.whitearmor.net/forum/forum/161-tfa-build-threads/
Cheers
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1 hour ago, TerribleBen said:
Yup was confused so asked again. Thanks for your patience. Ben
Don't worry Ben. We are here to help.
Are you clear on what you asked now?
Cheers
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Congratulations Trooper, Welcome to Centurion !!!
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28 minutes ago, TerribleBen said:
Ok so Velcro. CRL states “close with greaves” the other parts say Velcro. Just confused. Cheers and thanks Ben
Yes, you're right, It's a little confusing . I'm not a R1 Armor expert but my two cents, "Greave" should be changed to "Shins"
Lower Leg Armor
Greaves close in the back.
The trapezoid knee plate (sniper knee plate) is affixed to the left greave and may have two visible brads or rivets securing it to the greave.
Sniper knee plate must be aligned with the ridges on the shin.
Cheers and good luck with your project.
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22 minutes ago, TerribleBen said:
The CRL says "closed with greaves" what is a greave?
Hi Ben, the following Photos may help.
also you may want to check the following building thread out.
Hope his can help.
cheers
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15 minutes ago, bishopdonmiguel said:
Another bit of fun...
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Hi Bob, welcome to FISD.
If you haven't done , take a look to this section:
If you have already purchased your kit, you can start a building thread to receive tips, feedback and comments to help you in your project.
Cheers.
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Congratulations Trooper !! Welcome to the Legion. Glad to read you're thinking about higher levels. looking forward to see photos of your armor and your progress to Higher levels, feel free to ask questions and receive useful feedback and suggestions from our skilled troopers here.
Cheers
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2 hours ago, Lord_Potato said:
The only good thing that came out of this was I got some practice using a compass to help the ears align with the sides of the helmet. I am just angry with myself
As you said, there's a good thing and it's only a plastic matter. Enjoy building your armor and consider in this project and in life, there'll be always challenges, fails and good things. Don't look back Trooper, keep on going ahead, you're doing an amazing work.
Keep it up. .
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Congratulations Trooper, Welcome to the Legion !!!!
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Congratulations Thomas, Welcome to Centurion!!!!
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55 minutes ago, Chris1880 said:
Hi all,
I'm Chris from the wilds of Wiltshire, UK.
I've been trooping as a Rebel pilot for a couple of years but have always wanted a TK. I picked up a used Jedi-Robe style TK about a year ago and although i love it, I really but wanted to built my own which was fitted exactly for me.
I've started my build with kit from RWA Creations and so far, so good although I'll definately be checking out all the relevant posts on here
Look forward to making your acquaintances in the future
Cheers!
Hi Chris, welcome to FISD. Glad you're on the way to becoming an Imperial Stormtrooper.
Mine is an RWA too and I'm so happy with it.
Looking forward to see your building process photos and feel free to ask here all your questions and receive comments and feedback from our very experienced Troopers.
Good luck.
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1 hour ago, kaosem said:
Is the forearm length correct?
Yes, the length is just right. and the bubble lenses looks great to me and just as the crl states:
Lenses may be flat or bubble, green or smoke, sufficiently dark enough to obscure the costumer's eyes
Keep on doing a great work.
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49 minutes ago, Fatclarkkent said:
How to post more max size is .34MB
Hi, most people here use Imgir to post photos directly into a post.
Check this link please.
Cheers
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1 hour ago, Shinyarmour1 said:
Hello Everyone
Just wanted to know if there's any specific measurements for the tube stripes? Apart from the pencil width spacing from the cheek, I can't find anything else. Are there any exact measurement details regarding:-
The length and height of the stripes across the cheek
The spacing in-between each stipe
The length and height of each individual stripe
I want to prevent the tube stripes from looking too thick/thin or too close/far apart from each other. Any info would be great, thanks.
Hi C, welcome to FISD.
A-Tube stripes are medium blue, numbering between 9 and 16 per side with the curve bends extending backwards.
B- Ideally, the tube stripes are positioned approximately a pencil width from the side of the cheek
C- They should be roughly 2.5mm to 3mm thick. 9-13 count per cheek
You can apply tube strips decals to the helmet also (they are acceptable for every level).
Here a couple of reference photos
Hope this can help.
cheers
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Hi Thomas, you did an amazing work with your armor. glad to see your Centurion request.
Looking at your EIB submission, you may want to add a close photo of your forearms to see that your have removed the return edges as requested in EIB.
"And lastly, although you did a fantastic job removing them from the inner edges, the "no return edge" requirement includes the area inside the "hump" as well. 4 minutes with a Dremel and you will be good to go! "
Your Centurion Badge is just around the corner trooper !!!!
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1 hour ago, 1nfern0 said:
Should I trim the abdominal plate to fit better and redo the strapping or does it look ok (and approvable) as is?
I had a case like your some time ago, what I did was to trim the cod and butt , in the photos you can see that I took my armor and used it as template and the other 2 photos is the result.
hope this can give you and idea of what to do.
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Yes Brad!! cool mate you're on the way now ! The build process is terrifying when you open the BBB for the first time and see those million pieces but when you start the process and with a lot of info, videos and of course the FISD troopers, everyone survive (no one left behind ) .
For your Blaster you can take a fast way for approval in basic with a Rubies one and later you can look for a better and expensive one to apply for higher levels (just my opinion )
Check this out
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2 hours ago, Ente said:
Also, having said that I'm 6'1" and 160lbs, so yes I'm tall and slender. Would a Walt kit be too short for me? I see that a post here recommends "AM, RT, or TM armor" for tall people, so I'm curious what works for the slender type with minimal frustration.
Hi kyle, you may want to check out the 2 following Pre-Approval post of WTF armors, also you can check other pre-approval applications with other armor makes
Here you can check other submissions
https://www.whitearmor.net/forum/forum/193-request-tk-pre-approval/
Hope this can help.
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34 minutes ago, bishopdonmiguel said:
Here's a little gif just for fun.
7 year itch!
in New Member Introductions
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Great news, you're on the way future Trooper.