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DETAILS TRIMMING Hand Guards Biceps Forearms Chest Cover Ab Boxes Shins Return to Index

Hi James, nice to see your on your way to the approval !! About the mobility cuts, those you have marked looks ok. just take care of the ridges . Reference Image Keep up the good work.

Bienvenido al equipo !! Welcome to the Team !!

This is the reference we usually use. Additionally, this one could be useful

Hi James, welcome to FISD, congratulations for your BBB Day , enjoy and remember, we are here to help. Post tons of photos, ask every question you have the most important: Measure twice, cut once. check the gallery section and other's build threads.

Congratulations Trooper!!! Welcome to the ranks

Really Cool !!

Welcome back Dax. !!

Thanks Tony , yours is one of my references thread , I'm doing a lot of homework

I have practiced a lot with the D.O. 's Coloring Book

the best part is about to come

Looking Great !! Easy pass

TD BASEPLATE , AB AND BELT BOXES. TD BASEPLATE Trimmed and Sanded ALL BOXES AB BOXES ORDER AND SIZE BELT BOXES BELT BOXES ORDER REFERENCE IMAGE Return to Index

LEGS SECTION THIGS (same trimming both thighs) Trimmed and Sanded KNEES Trimmed and Sanded SHINS Trimmed and Sanded SPATS Trimmed and Sanded Return to Index

it's always a dirty start , trimming and sanding, looks like you'll never end . This last weekend I think I have finished trimming and sanding, (at least the first part before assembling adjustment that usually require some more trimming. ) I need to upload the Legs section. In a minute

ARMS SHOULDER BELLS Trimmed and Sanded BICPES Trimmed and Sanded FOREARMS Trimmed and Sanded FOREARMS COVERS Trimmed and Sanded FOREARMS BOXES Trimmed 1,5 mm Trimmed and Sanded HAND PLATES Trimmed and Sanded Return to Index

Hi Gracie, welcome to FISD. If I can make a suggestion, an additional tool you can use to trim some pieces is this kind of scissors : At least to me, it has worked great.

Welcome to FISD Robin, looking forward to see some photos of your build. We are here to Help!!

Looking great Trooper !

The comments about the abs belt are Joseph's. Take a look back in this thread.

None question is contentious in any way Richard, make all the questions you have with confidence, our main goal in the FISD is to Help . About the Canvas belt, the CRL states fot L3 Canvas belt can not contain patches of any sort. Canvas belt must be firm / sturdy in appearance. No creasing or sagging  You can put the abs piece as you need but this must be not noticeable and please remember Joseph 's las recommendations some days ago about the AB Belt. CRL L3: The corners of the plastic ammo belt shall be trimmed at a 45 degree angle that that meets the outer edge of the cloth belt. "Also, when attaching your canvas belt to the ABS belt, remember that the lower angle of the 45 degree corners need to line up with the top and bottom of the canvas belt as seen below, and the button covers should not have too much space between them and the ends of the belt (green arrow)." Reference image You can also check this Trooper's solution to the same issue. Hope this can help

Welcome Joe, looking forward for your BBB day photos.

Hi Richard, the photo you posted after the sniper knee trimming looks good to me, just a few adjustment is needed to fit better. As Joseph explained, different makers have some details that fit better than others . In this case RWA Armor allows to fit the sniper knee in a great manner, (I have done) . My suggestion was made in order to reduce, (not eliminate it cause is very difficult), a bit more the gap between the Sniper Knee and the Cover strip while keeping the alignment with the ridges. First photo Second Photo Original Gap I apologies if I wasn't clear and made you buy extra pieces. We are here to help and serve every step on the way and we'll be more than happy when you achieve the Centurion Badge under your name as we imaging the smile of pride in your face. Additionally , let me say you're doing a great work posting photos and making questions before taking the step. Keep it up.

Do you have some pic?

Hi Richard, glad to see your new sniper knee. When making a review, we consider not only the CRL as it but the screen Reference images . OPTIONAL Level two certification (if applicable): Sniper knee plate must be aligned with the ridges on the shin. REFERENCE IMAGES This is a recent build I made with a RWA Kit, as you can see the Snipper knee aligned with the ridges and closer to the cover strip. In your case , I would suggest you can trim the corners a little to allow the sniper knee to get closer to the cover strip and keeping the ridge alignment too. You could try trimming little by little . The 1mm abs thick could be easy to adjust.