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TKSpartan

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  1. 12 hours ago, DTKC said:

    I still need to trim the butt plate above.  I went back to the forearms and a couple things. 

     

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    The left forearm is quite different than the right.  I have seen other forearms that are similar to this.   Is my right one above normal?

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    This is looking from the top of the forearm.  The left side is at the top of the image.  After sizing,  I am going to have to trim a little bit.  But want to make sure the way the first is image is, is ok before I do anymore trimming and glueing.

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    Hi Dale , depending on the armorer, the forearms use to be different each other .   take a look to this AM armor build thread, page 3 about forearms assembly 

     

     

     

  2. 3 minutes ago, gmrhodes13 said:

    Perhaps he is thinking of higher levels too ;) 

     

    :laugh1: In that case , the crl for high levels is specific talking about "CLIPS" and not "clip" to attach the TD

     

    CRL

    OPTIONAL Level two certification (if applicable):
    Thermal detonator belt clips are positioned with little to no gap between the clips and the end caps.

     

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  3. 2 hours ago, scottdm62 said:

    I was wondering is it allowed to be hanging from your belt with say one clip (and a screw or a robot to keep it from falling off) like it is decrepit and about to fall off hanging up and down ish vs normal?

     

    You could ask to your GML before or you can also make the change once approved . 

  4. 14 minutes ago, Nairy said:

    What I mean is, is our work here on FISD and the work of GML's that tightly intertwined in the creation of a CRL, to the point where the creation of said CRL might be stopped because of the GML's? Or do we still have separation of concern? Who has the final say in CRL creation is what I guess I'm asking? :)

     

    This is what the Legion Site says

     

    Who publishes New CRLS?
    The Legion Membership Officer (LMO). The LMO has the final say on what goes into a published CRL.

     

    You can read the complete text here

    https://databank.501st.com/databank/Costuming:CRLGuide

     

     

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  5. 5 hours ago, scottdm62 said:

    Ok I got another stupid question. The CRL says got to have sniper knee but in a lot of reference photos show it missing. What is the stance on that? 

     

     

    There's no stupid questions brother, just questions.  

     

    The CRL is clear in the Sniper Knee request and for reference images we use what we have in the gallery section where you can see the sniper knee is present, damaged, but present.

     

    The BASIC level Is all up to your GML to approve with or without the sniper knee, buy for higher levels we have to check according to the crl and official references .

     

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  6. 2 hours ago, KaiserintheHood said:

    I am the GML for my garrison so I'm hoping the DO's can help answer this for Basic approvals, Do the large tabs need to be present on the front of the shoulder straps? CRL only specifies the tabs on the back as optional. With text and reference images being used as judging criteria but not always matching each other, it creates too much ambiguity on some costumes.

     

    Hi Dan, this is an interesting question .

     

    As you noted , the crl is specific in the rear tab of the shoulder bridges  and isn't for the front one but, to my understanding , if the rear tab is optional,  is implicit  that the front one isn't .

     

    The crl aditionally states :

     

     Text descriptions are only one part of the guideline. GMLs and costumers must consider both text and pictures (CRL and Reference) when reviewing the costume.

     

     

    We have a lot of reference images that  clearly shows a large tab in the front and most of the time none in the rear.

     

     

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    At the end of the day is completely up to you the Basic Approval, for higher levels EIB and Centurion this would be a blocker and the applicant would need to change the piece.

     

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  7. Hi Tristan.  What a great looking helmet and E11 blaster :jc_doublethumbup: they look awesome.

     

    In a quick view , what I can see that will be a block for higher levels :

     

    1- E11 Blaster:  Even though it look great , there are some small details that we didn't see on screen and you will need to address :

     

    Ammo Counter 

    CRL for L3- The blaster may have minor weathering or base metal exposure however, T-tracks and grips shall be of a black plastic appearance with no silver/metallic weathering allowed.

    Although in some counters the brass could be seen, in this one it does not look like weathering, (it is a perfect square). You may be able to paint it black and then rub a little before it dries completely, and thus give it the " weathered " look.  Also it would be located forward as the reference images.

     

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    2- Helmet :  As EIB and  Centurion are  an add on to the Legion standards, it  has to be Basic approvable. Those scuffed marks looks great  from a prop replication point, but aren't for what was intended and not what we saw  on screen when things are moving, and thus not allowed on a Legion approvable costume. You may want to  check the EIB and Centurion application Threads  and see what  we look for.  

     

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    Rerefences 

     

     

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    I would also suggest to trim a little more the extra material in the Left  Eye

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    This was a quick check and more details would be pointed in a EIB and Centurion Review.  keep it up 

     

     

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  8. Coming alone nicely Tim.

     

    In a quick check, additional to what Glen pointed, you may want to rise up your AB belt to sit  at or just above the bottom of the central and vertical abdomen button panels.

     

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    The Ab rivets must be painted in white color. 

     

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    And about your own observations:


    1. I think I need to shorten the elastic between the shoulders and the biceps a little so the biceps sit a bit higher. YES
    2. I think I’ve pulled the shoulder bells to the front too much YES

    4. At the moment, there is no padding in my helmet so that’s as low as it will sit. Conscious it’s a bit bobble head but not sure how I can get the helmet any lower (short of removing vertebrae in my neck haha)  NO PROBLEM 
     

    :jc_doublethumbup:

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