TKSpartan

It's always great to see another box opening!! Congratulations and let's the fun begins Feel free to ask whatever question you have. We are here to help.!

Congratulations !!

Congratulations Glen ! once, once and once again

Congratulations Eric! good luck and let us know if you need some help!

Congrats Richard. @CallMeMrTibbles !!

Good luck Jonas ! looking forward for your advances !!

Great work !! and nice Memes new section

Congratulations Trooper, welcome to the Legion and FISD.!!

Small Clip Greeblies: Biceps and Forearms Large Clip Greeblies: Thigs, Shins and Spats

Scary, Scary and most impressive Glen!!

nice work,

Hi Sam, Could you please add the following photos ? Close photo of the Thigh ammo strip rivets, inside . CRL: The rivets used shall be single cap, double cap or split rivets. No pop rivets allowed. Additional photo of your TD from another angle, like example below. Thank you and one of us will be with you shortly.

Thank you Sir. Added to the processing line

Hi Sam, and thank you for your EIB application. As Glen said, let us know if you're having issues adding images. Once you have added them, we'll proceed with your review.

Hey Justin, congrats again for your wedding and glad to read you're back and recovering well.!!! Nice working place setup and yes, that FOTK 's photo is awesome.

Good luck Daniel, looking forward for your advances !

Welcome to FISD, take a look to the link provided and let us know how we can help.

Hi Chris, welcome to FISD. Amazing Boba Fett you have mate!! congratulations and glad to read a friend is helping you to make your armor to L3 level, that's great!! Looking forward for your advances and photos.

Good luck and keep on going ahead. That's the attitude. Pd. That indersuit looks great!

nice set of photos , looks cool !!

Hi Rose, good luck with your research and feel free to ask every question you have. we are here to help.

Hi Zachary, welcome to FISD !! Have you purchased your armor? If you haven't done yet, take a look to this Starting Index and let us know how we can help.

IMO, at this stage you can leave the excess. later when you start assembling you will be more confortable trimming a bit more plastic.