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Jejeje yeah, i notice, but someone with the same question could find useful the answers Sent from my GM1900 using Tapatalk

I think is leaving a bit the teeth area, the crl says that its not supposed to leave the teeth area Sent from my GM1900 using Tapatalk

Got it. So there is a product for UV protection, the P40 that he mention, have you tried? Sent from my GM1900 using Tapatalk

Alright, does that products protect the abs from turning yellowish? Sent from my GM1900 using Tapatalk

Has anyone tried to apply directly on the abs clear lacquer coat?. Can it be done without damaging the armor? Sent from my GM1900 using Tapatalk

Hi guys, what about apply a clear coat directly on top of the abs? No primer no white paint. Has anybody dome that?

I coming very late to the party, but still we can fill this thread for others. Do you mean the drop boxes? Sent from my GM1900 using Tapatalk

Yes I'm following the mepd guide, thanks for the correction, now i see it was much needed

You have said that you want to go to level a 3, that good. First you submit your photos to the commander of your local garrison and he we will get you a tk number, at that point you are a member of the 501st legion, after that, you submit your thread to be approve as a level 2 trooper, after be approved, you submit your thread to be approved as a level 3 trooper Since you want to be a level 3 troooer, the building and painting must be the very same as one specific trooper of your choice, could be any of your favourite trooper featured in ANH (since you have an anh armor), you have to imitate everything (armor mismatch, height of the brow, cracks, cuts) remember, the weapon is evaluated at level 2 and 3, you may have to build a bapty blaster (not sure on this last one). Bapty is the company that provided the weaponry for ANH, in the weaponry section of the forum you will find info about that. Sent from my GM1900 using Tapatalk

Hi Stephanie, that faceplate is a stunt, your flat lenses are the correct ones Sent from my GM1900 using Tapatalk

Hey friend, one of the best advices i got was: don't cut anything before being VERY sure. Do your research and ask. Don't start with the helmet, is better start with the arms of legs, they are easier and is good exercise to get a feel of what is like to work with the material Usually there are guide lines, if you dont have those, you need to be even more careful, look in the building threads with photos, measure the pieces a lot before commit to cut. Many pieces have in the very edge a curve, that curve is a good reference to know where to cut, draw a line with a sharpie using something straight and there is your cutting line. I'll show you a picture of that edge im talking about, remember, I'm not telling you in the image where to cut, its just for illustrate what i mean, so you get the indea Sent from my GM1900 using Tapatalk

But... In the movies, they look chipped, like cracked by the leather bending, right?, Or am i imaging things? Sent from my GM1900 using Tapatalk

The original were painted with... Common oil based paint? Or it really was shoe paint? Sent from my GM1900 using Tapatalk

Your answer helps me, thanks for posting Can you gave me a link to the seller you buy your e6000? Sent from my GM1900 using Tapatalk

Thanks buddy Sent from my GM1900 using Tapatalk