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Dennis you have done a wonderful job on making this a very accurate stormtrooper and look absolutely fantastic wearing it

Sure does if you are stretched out like this guy is

Hi Noel the pictures you have shown of my first TMâ„¢ suit above I just simply added the rivets and snap for looks. They had no actual function ....

I love all metal and real parts blaster builds - awesome

IIRC the first jedi suit to be copied was a skip dive and was not complete. Or if there were 2 arms ans legs they were percieved at the time to be the same.. So while the later TE kits had extra parts suplimented from a tour suit the earlier AP and current AP kit was never changed. I dont like the extra tour suit parts added later to the TE kits anyway, so with a little work the parts you have will be fine..

I may have some split rivets somewhere I need to check for someone else...

It's great to see another ESB trooper build

I use plastic weld and just run it around the seem to glue on the shoulder bridges. They are just for looks and shouldn't be used for any other purpose. E-6000 takes too long to dry here in my opinion.

All decals and if they don't fit quite right that's even better.

Well done Paul

Iirc Bermens and Nathans made the Jedi suits?

Apart from the other little small details mentioned above i would trim the eyes out a bit more - good work so far

TM makes a good hero helmet so again I would sell what you have and get the hero. Check Tk4510 thread for converting a stunt TE2 into a hero

Well done Paul a very deserving ESB EIB reciprient

Hi Paul these photos are brilliant - and are exactly how every eib application should be The armour looks great - and everything as it should be Easy pass I'd say...

Ever seen Star Wars Helmets dot com????

I do this all the time

I have 2 sets of armour 5 helmets And 4 blasters

This is going to be the mother of all replica DLT-19's amazing

This qeustion was ANH stunt specific.. Dennis is right and has covered all the bases

Although when using bars and screws there is a greater tendency for permanent failure, where as poppers will just undo. Velcro is just simply no good. The only place I would like to see it on a costume is holding the belt closed. It all depends if your looking for a practical or accurate build...

The lens is attached by using the same screws that hold the ears on.

It's easy to get ears to fit well if you know what you're doing, it's more of a personal choice if you want that look or go for a rough screen accurate build

Andy was Boba Fat a very impolite person aka BFA then changed to DA aka Dark Agent...

Interesting comparison between the hyperfirm and metal replica. It the all metal much longer or is it just the picture angle?