firebladejedi

Awesome work guys. I'm sorry I wasn't able to be there with you..

Do not cut the cod. Your friend who stated that the hero suits must have been cut doesn't know what he's talking about. Their suits were made from thin flexible plastic that simply bent. I could sit down in my 2mm ac abs TM suit without modification. The only suit I would cut would be an fx suit. Otherwise you'll ruin the whole look. But it's your suit, your call.

If you've used hot glue from a glue gun my bet it is will fail and fall apart quicker than you could say hotglueisuselessneveruseitagain..

Well done to both guys :-)

Gotta love a well made esb lid :-)

It says in the description made by Shawn Morgan ...

I hate the word canon. I prefer screen accurate.

I wonder whom will be recasting who in 2020?

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Nice work Paul :-)

Great work guys

I'm not on Facebook either..

I've tried quite a few of them in my time, and people only seem to notice after I point it out to them. I've tried.. Upside down an buttons, no ab buttons, no holster, forearms on wrong arms, odd hand plates chest tucked in ab plate, upside down belt with flipped over belt boxes. The only thing I didn't try as it was painful was shins on wrong leg. Oh and I've never trooped with no tube stripes, but it's been on my list...

Well do e everybody

True..

Well said ðŸ‘

Good work Wil, my only comment would be your Velcro is far too long for the closure.

You actually should be cutting the front part of the loop off and attach the rear strap to the underside of the canvas belt.

How cool will a squad of concept troopers look at CEII :-)

I think I'll make do with this

Oppsie :-/

13mm - 16mm - 19mm - 22mm - 26mm They're all over the place seriously, just use your imagination with the sizes. Looking at the suit in person, I was way before my time when it comes to building accurate suits way back when I made them sloppy as. Ask Paul H :-)

Wow that's quick!

It's nice to see a different variant to the helmet, this will surely make it an altogether new project.

Good work Pete