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There is also another problem... There are countries (like Spain, lol) where the week starts on Monday, not Sunday....

Hi Kris, and thank you for your Centurion application! CRL and CENTURION Application Requirements: All required photos have been submitted, and on behalf of the entire D.O. staff we are pleased to welcome you to the rank of CENTURION . Congratulations! Other-Armor Fit/Assembly; In this area we review observations made by your fellow troopers and the DO team. Some observations may lead to suggestions to improve the overall look of your armor, and please keep in mind that we consider both text (CRL) and pictures (screen caps/reference images) when reviewing submissions. Nothing to add. Congratulations #529, P.S.: Request your Centurion Certificate HERE

Hi Kris. Thank you for your request. Added to the process line .

Congratulations #528

Hi Michael, and thank you for your Centurion application! CRL and CENTURION Application Requirements: All required photos have been submitted, and on behalf of the entire D.O. staff we are pleased to welcome you to the rank of CENTURION . Congratulations! Other-Armor Fit/Assembly; In this area we review observations made by your fellow troopers and the DO team. Some observations may lead to suggestions to improve the overall look of your armor, and please keep in mind that we consider both text (CRL) and pictures (screen caps/reference images) when reviewing submissions. Thank you very, very, very much for correcting the requirements for Centurion, and correcting the suggestions as well. Just a couple of things... - Something that we did not see in your EIB application, and that we have been able to see in another application, is that you are using a hearing assist system, but we can see the white ABS inside the holes. We recommend exactly the same "We suggest using a black Sharpie marker or a few dabs of black paint with a tiny brush on the inside of these so that they are not so noticeable. If you are no longer using the system, we ask that you fill in the holes and hit the bar with another coat of paint." Reference images The lower screw in both ears are at an angle and should be flush. Reference images And that's all Michael. You can now proudly wear the Centurion badge under your name. Congratulations!!! P.S.: Request your Centurion Certificate HERE:

Hi Barry . Thanks for your request. Added to the process line

Thanks Michael. Added to the process line

Congratulations #1072

Personally, I am not in favor of a level 4, but it is something that is not up to me (I have a lot of bosses...Lol....). As Glen rightly says, this issue is on the DO team's to-do list, but we should certainly wait for the elections, to know if "we will remain in office", and be able to discuss this in depth.

Hi Barry, thank you for your EIB application. . Added to process line This Christmas holidays, we are all "busier" with "family reunions", so we know you can understand that it may take us a little longer than usual to process this request. Thanks for your patience.

Hi Matt, and thank you for your EIB application! CRL and EIB Application Requirements: All required photos have been submitted, and on behalf of the entire D.O. staff we are pleased to welcome you to the rank of Expert Infantry. Congratulations! Other-Armor Fit/Assembly; In this area we review observations made by your fellow troopers and the DO team. Some observations may lead to suggestions to improve the overall look of your armor, and please keep in mind that we consider both text (CRL) and pictures (screen caps/reference images) when reviewing submissions. First of all, Matt, thank you for the work you've done to improve your armor. Very good job! Ok, let's start with the helmet. -L3.:Ideally, placement of ears (and screws) should closely follow the rear angle of the trap above them. As we have explained in other occasions, we will only require it for Centurion, when the helmet looks "weird", which is not your case. Reference images -To be more screen accurate, you can trim the brow a little bit (take care not to cut too much). Reference images -The helmet seems to be too high. Maybe you can remove some padding, and then the helmet will sit a little lower. Reference image -You can lower your forearms a little, that they almost touch the handguards. -A simple dressing issue here. The undersuit seems to bunch up a bit in this area. Maybe a size down can help you with this. Reference images -Also, make sure that the TD is in position. It's a small detail that makes your armor look awesome. Reference images -For more accuracy, you can trim the small ab button panel. Reference images -Another dressing issue. It looks like you forgot to connect the strap that connects the cod area to the posterior armor. It's another small detail that makes the armor look stunning. Reference images -The raised ridges of the calves must be aligned. Symmetry and placement can improve the armor incredibly, believe us. Reference images - You can lower this area a little too, so it doesn't look like you washed the armor in the washing machine with hot water (just kidding). But seriously, you'll avoid that long-legged Trooper look. Reference images ********************************************************************************************************************************************************* Centurion Requirements: In this section we prepare you for our highest tier of approval. Because Centurion photos must show more detail than EIB, items pertaining to Level 3 might be seen there and not here and additional photos may be required. We try to point out all that we can from what we are able to clearly see, but the final accuracy is the responsibility of the trooper. -It is curious. This is the second time we have seen this in a very short time. It appears that the tube stripes on the right side, are too far away from the cheek in the area next to the ear. The CRL states: "... the tube stripes are positioned approximately a pencil width from the side of the cheek.". It will be necessary to move the tube stripes to their correct position. As always, and we know it happens sometimes, if it is an optical effect of the photo, let us know! Reference images -L3. Neck trim shall be of an s-type profile rather than a u-type profile. We add it here, as we do not have a photo showing this area. Something like this: -L3. Ideally there no gap between the abdomen and kidney armor. It's very little, and we're sure it will be easy to fix. A little tightening of the belt will probably be enough. Reference images -As Joseph rightly points out in your application, Ideally, it should sit a bit lower and more toward the rear. By following Joseph's instructions, you will solve the problem quickly and easily: "The process involves removing 3 screws- the first being the one that holds the scope rail on at the rear. After you remove the rail, you will be able to access the plate on the rail that the Hengstler mounts to. Just remove the screws, reposition it, drill a couple of new holes and re-attach the screws." Reference images -Indeed, the missing spring is a problem. We know it's complicated, but your blaster will look much more realistic with the spring. At the end, it's Centurion level and all this kind of details are necessary. Reference image Nothing more to add, , Matt. Congratulations !!! Don't forget to request your EIB Certificate HERE.

Welcome to FISD Teuku!!!

Hi Matt. We need to ask you for a couple of fixes while we continue with your request. The first is very common. It is an easy fix. It looks more complicated than it is. We need you to remove the excess paint from the gums. As we always recommend, you can achieve this with a little mineral spirits and a toothpick. Reference image The other fix, are the soles of your boots. The CRL states: L1.- Flat sole with a short heel. We are aware of the dangers of a completely flat sole, but you could use the dremel, or take the boots to a "cobbler" (I think that's what it's called), to smooth the edges, so that the soles look totally flat. Regarding the photos, they are fine. Although for your Centurion application (which we are sure you will apply for ), you will have to publish all the photos with the fixes made.

Due to the delay in any movement on this submission we are considering it inactive.

Hi Matt. Yes please, you better retake the photo. Regarding the painting of the vocoder, maybe you can touch up the new lines a little bit, (more sharper lines). As we continue with your review, could you add these photos?: -Photo of the helmet (more from the front) where we can see the paint on the teeth. -Left thigh ammo pack rivet close up (inside) -Right thigh ammo pack rivet close up (inside) -Boots (side picture) In addition, the blaster, in the photos, looks brown.... It's probably due to the lighting when you took the photos. If it's not too much trouble, could you post others where we can see the black color well? Thanks Matt!

Congratulations Rodrigo!!!

In fact, I'm going to start requesting that the sniper's knee be on the right thigh.

Enhorabuena Rodrigo!!! Congratulations Rodrigo!!!

Hi Michael, and thank you for your EIB application! CRL and EIB Application Requirements: All required photos have been submitted, and on behalf of the entire D.O. staff we are pleased to welcome you to the rank of Expert Infantry. Congratulations! Other-Armor Fit/Assembly; In this area we review observations made by your fellow troopers and the DO team. Some observations may lead to suggestions to improve the overall look of your armor, and please keep in mind that we consider both text (CRL) and pictures (screen caps/reference images) when reviewing submissions. Well, first of all, thank you for the work you've done to improve your armor. As usual, let's start with the helmet. -L3.:Ideally, placement of ears (and screws) should closely follow the rear angle of the trap above them. This is a very common issue that we always add as a suggestion, as it will only be a "L3 requirement" when the helmet looks "weird" or "ugly".In your case, both ears are very close to their ideal position. Reference images -If you want, to be more screen accurate, you can trim the brow a little bit. Take care not to cut too much. Reference images -Maybe it's the position of your head for the pic, but we can see too much of the inside of your helmet. If not, you may be able to remove some padding so that the helmet covers part of that gap. Reference image -Your right forearm is slightly higher than your left forearm. A little adjustment in the straps and it's done. Reference images -The same applies to your thighs. I recommend you to raise your right thigh and you will avoid the problem with the drop boxes that we include in the next point. Reference images -One of the drop boxes overlaps one of your thighs. As we have mentioned, raise your thigh a little, and you will avoid the overlap. Reference images The kidney armor protrudes. Adjusting the straps should do the trick. Reference images - For accuracy, you can trim the small ab buttons panel. Reference images ********************************************************************************************************************************************************* Centurion Requirements: In this section we prepare you for our highest tier of approval. Because Centurion photos must show more detail than EIB, items pertaining to Level 3 might be seen there and not here and additional photos may be required. We try to point out all that we can from what we are able to clearly see, but the final accuracy is the responsibility of the trooper. We start with the helmet as well. -It appears that the tube stripes on the right side, are too far away from the cheek in the area next to the ear. The CRL states that Ideally, the tube stripes are positioned approximately a pencil width from the side of the cheek. In this case, we believe that it is necessary to move the tube stripes, as it is too evident (unless it is an optical effect of the photo)... Right side Left side Reference image L3.: There should be a minimal gap between the shoulder armor and the chest/back plates. We think you can trim the shoulder strap a bit, so your armor will look great... Reference images -It is very, very little, but you can move the belt, so that its position is 100x100 screen accurate. L3.: The top of the ABS ammo belt should sit at or just above the bottom of the central and vertical abdomen button panels. Reference images L3.:Drop boxes are vertically aligned with the end of the ammo belt with minimal gap between belt and box. You can prevent them from moving with a drop of glue on the inside of the nylon strap (between the nylon strap and the canvas belt), or by moving a little the screw you have to hold them in place. Reference images -And last but not least , there is some gap between the kidney armor and the abdomen. In some photos it appears to be OK, but in others it does not. You can probably fix it easily by tightening the belt a little. Reference images -Your posterior armor is not aligned with the kidney armor. We recommend that you use the famous V tabs to align them perfectly (with a heat gun or something similar you bend ABS plastic strips into a V shape. You only glue one side and the other side is free to allow movement). -The detonator caps are too wide. The gap between the white panel and the caps should be wider. We believe that if you trim the caps(and move the clips), you will solve both problems. Reference images Nothing more to add, , Michael. Congratulations on your new badge! Don't forget to request your EIB Certificate HERE

Ok. Thanks Glen!!! I will edit the first thread and include it.

Hello Michael. We noticed that you haven't posted an action photo. So you need to put your armor back on, grab your blaster and show us your best side.

Congratulations trooper!!!

Karmelo, Karmelo... Como bien te ha dicho Justin, en la Spanish Garrison no está permitido NUNCA. As Justin rightly said, it is NEVER allowed in the Spanish Garrison. P.D.: Bienvenido al FISD. Puedes solicitar acceso total al foro AQUI P.S.: Welcome to FISD. You can request full access to the forum HERE

Awesome!!!