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Yeah Thomas, It looks great. congratulations !!

try this tutorial to post photos directly into the post. Cheers

welcome aboard Danny, great tips from Glen. Let us know your advances and feel free to post photos and receive feedback and suggestions here. Good luck!!

Glad to see you are on the way now Joseph. Best wishes with your project and looking forward for your BBB day and your first photos. There's no way back future Trooper !! Go ahead.

You're in the right path Jonathan, cutting is the last resource , my opinion, and you must be completely sure when Trimming is needed. I have done this kind of trimming a couple of times , and It worked so good, but It was a little more plastic to trim. In front is my kidney plate and behind the one I was helping a fellow recruit to fit better. and made the same with the butt plate Good luck mate.

Hi Peter, For adding photos directly into a post most troopers here use Imgur , you just upload the photo to the app and select the picture and use the Direct Link to copy and paste directly into the post you want to. take a look to this tutorial. cheers

Good luck Trooper

Hi Charlie, welcome to FISD. Both helmets are ok for basic approval and with minor adjustment in the Anovos one. For levels 2 (EIB) and 3 (Centurion) The crl states specifically for the Vocoder: The vocoder must be integrated into the helmet, and not a separate piece As I know, the Shepperton Battle Spec has the vocoder as a separate piece. (Can you confirm this with the vendor?) The Anovos Helmet will need a few adjustments for L2 and L3 too but they're easy fixes like change ear screws , modify the hovi tips mesh and some paint details. In my personal opinion, the Anovos one is easier to upgrade for high levels. Cheers.

I think this EIB approved application can give an idea of how the armor could looks in you . Hope this can help "No one left behind "

Welcome to FISD Joseph, great advice from Greg. Take a look and feel free to make questions and get some tips for your project. Good luck.

Hi Juan Welcome to FISD. Glad to read you're on the way of becoming an Imperial Stormtrooper and want to do Good. Let us know something more about your project, have you started yet? The following forum section may help you to start reading so useful info. https://www.whitearmor.net/forum/forum/38-getting-started-read-this-first/

coming along nicely mate!! you're doing great . For the belt, I use a leather one, why? in my case I started using the nylon one it didn't hold firm and it bent in half making more pressure on my hip , using a leather one asures a better fit and stay firm.

Looks good to me. Good work.

Looking Great !!

Hi Cameron, you may like to check the following thread out, It could be useful. hope this can help. Cheers

fortunately . good luck.

Congratulations Trooper !!

You'll do it good mate, the advantage of using E6000 is that, when needed, you can remove and glue again with out damaging the plastic. I had to reshape two shins months agos , and they were glued with Superglue , I almost mess the pieces with the cutter.

Welcome to FISD, good luck with your project. Cheers

Looks good.

Looking Great Trooper, Good Luck with your application.

Hi Nada, What I did to avoid the sniper Knee to turn is to place a piece of velcro in the front part of the Boot and the Shin and No more problem. Hope this can help. Cheers.

Bienvenido al club Chemi Welcome to the Club Chemi

I had a similar problem with an anovos Shin, what I did is to apply hot bath and bend the pieces a little so the get a better shape., hope this can give you and idea of what to do. Cheers

Congratulations and welcome to FISD. As many of us, you are on the way of make a dream come true and at the same time do good. Keep on posting photos of your advances and feel free to ask questions. We are here to help. Cheers.