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Amazing and excellent work Mark ! Congratulations. Just noticed , If you're planning to use the same armor for TFA and TLJ Stormtrooper, the forearms between them are slightly different. Reference image

Hi Ryan, welcome to FISD. What a great work with the helmet. It looks so cool Looking forward for your BBB day and build thread.

Welcome to FISD Eric. Good luck with your project and looking forward for your advances. We are here to help.

looks great Mark. Just for curiosity, do you have an estimated cost of the armor printing process at this stage?

great !! looking forward for your advances , good luck ! Btw, What's your armor make?

Quedó muy bien Michael !! Buen Trabajo. Looks Great Michael. Great work !

Ok, got it. and what about the this one: ? Another interesting detail is the Chest clasp greeblies, it looks like they're part of the piece. Crl: A smaller clasp greeblie shall be present on each side of the chest, just inside a small indented area the size of the greeblie.

Great to know that isn't actually an issue at all. but to prevent someone , by mistake, assemble it the wrong way and apply for L2 , I think It could be mentioned into the crl . just IMO.

Another interesting detail is the Chest clasp greeblies, it looks like they're part of the piece. Crl: A smaller clasp greeblie shall be present on each side of the chest, just inside a small indented area the size of the greeblie.

We have this build here , and the issue is there.

You can see that there are several details

850 Armorworks is the maker. https://850armorworks.com/First-Order-Stormtrooper-ABS-Armor-costume-kit-p145033020

Hi, Regarding the TD for TFA and TLJ , I think we could add for L2 and L3 that the TD is a separate assembling from the Back plate. Why so? I have seen some armor kits that has the TD mounting plate as part of the back plate. Thoughts ? Plate as part of the back plate Pipe

Hi Michael, What we do is to use and external Photo Host like IMGUR (most used here) to post photos . Take a look to this 2 Links about posting photos with Imgur Hope this can Help

Hi Austin, welcome to FISD. Hope to see you soon as a ShockTrooper bringing smiles to the little and no so little ones around.

Welcome to FISD Brandon, glad to read you're a few steps to make a dream come true and join us in the Legion. Looking forward for your BBB Day photos !!

Hi Scott , good luck with your project and looking forward for your build.

Good luck Richard!!

Great and super fast fixing Trooper !! thanks

Hi Colin. I'll be the DO making your review. You have done a great work with your build mate, mine is a RWA armor too , great kit . In order to continue with your EIB app , I will need you to do me a favor Trooper, just a simple paint fix to your helmet frown. CRL: Frown is painted gray and does not leave the teeth area It looks like yours has some areas that will need a little paint removing to get a better look and accuracy. Just 15 minutes painting session with a non acetone paint remover, a few toothpicks and cotton swabs and you will be golden! Reference Images. Thank you

Hi Gentlemen , would like to point the word "Ideally" we usually see in several CRLs . When making a review (not only FO TK) it looks like the ideally word feels like a "you can meet the requirement if you want , nothing happens" . L2 and L3 requirements, IMO, should be a must. Thoughs?

Anovos Back plate has this issue , I have built a couple of Anovos kits and always had to bend the shoulder section by hot gun or stove disc. (Ninja style)

Hi Cordell, welcome to FISD , glad to know you're on your way to become an Imperial Stormtrooper of the 501st Legion. Perhaps you may want to check our pre approval program to recieve some feedback before your submission to your GML. Looking forward for some photos.

Hi, I think this thread about the same issue could be helpful

Looking great Brett. You have made an outstanding job with the fixes and ready for a fast approval. If I can make a note, something simple but that can help to keep the great accuracy of your armor is the TD control panel location. It looks like the round washer style detail is facing upwards more than the seen in screen. This can be fixed just opening the clips a little (if they allow it) and rotating the TD backwards, plan B would be to trim the control panel lower section a little to relocate it in the correct facing position. Reference Images Keep up the great work !