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I love the first one!!!!

Very good Emma, very good ... Most of the hard work is done ...keep it up!!!

Hi Leonard. Good luck with your application!!! Maybe, while you wait, you can add a photo of this "Thigh ammo belt is attached to thigh with a solid head rivet, painted white, in the upper corner and fastened to the lower thigh ridge."

Congratulations Ashley!!!!

Welcome to FISD Fred... The truth is that it's difficult to achieve some armor parts at this time, due to the global pandemic. Don't worry, and good luck with the helmet!!!

I had the opposite problem ...My S-trim was very thick and I couldn't fit my head inside the helmet...Or maybe the problem is the size of my head

I tried it with abs paste, but I did not like the result...Finally, I used a two component moldable epoxy , and the result was better. After applying it (very easy), I sanded and painted it. This was the result:

Hi Lindsay...Very good choice ...If it's the armor you like, go for it!

Hi, welcome to FISD Davin...There is no way back....

Amazing work with the helmet.... Maybe I would cut a little the thread of those screws

Hello Grant, welcome to FISD . If you have more questions, here we are.

How it shines !!!

Excellent work... Glad to see you full strength ... A big hug Justin...

Congratulations Peter!!!. 5 minutes putting a pair of white elastic bands and you're ready for Centurion!!!

Hi Iman, welcome to FISD...This time your dream will come true, I'm sure...Nothing better than making that dream come true with your own hands... Don't forget to tell us when your BBB day arrives!!!!!

Welcome to FISD Donzie!!!!Until your BBB day arrives, read all the threads you can ... It will help calm your nerves

I'm in love.....I love the smooth finish...

You are an artist!!!

I told you Emma ... As you finish parts and put them together, everything looks better... About the outer cover strip, I use cyanoacrylate and an accelerator, but I did it before putting the cover on(I watched a lot of RS Propmasters videos) ... Now,with the cover on, it would be "dangerous" because cyanoacrylate could slip where it shouldn't...And if you stick it with the cyanoacrylate, there is no going back ... Maybe someone can give you a better idea. Let's wait a little more...

Well, in this video(from TK1636) there are several tips on how to do it... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QUPo5XBqhKY I used the option of trimming little by little with sheet metal scissors...

Nice job Cody...Your armor looks perfect...Good luck!!!

Very,very,very nice work Justin...Nothing more to say

I use a Stanley 1-94 -85 0 FatMax ProMobile JobChest...The helmet goes in a separate bag...

Welcome to FISD Craig...RS PropMasters?...That's a very good start ... Regards...

Hello Peter... Excellent work and great advice ...Now we have to wait...Hopefully everything returns to normal as soon as possible.Soon you'll be trooping