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Amazing work Adam! Would be an honor to troop with you some day!

Congrats!

Congrats trooper!!

Hey there Paige! How's it coming along?

Hello Jim! For the higher levels (L2 and L3) you need to do some adjustments, but it looks to me like it should** be able to pass for basic 501st approval! Good work on that armor of yours! ** - My only reservation is the sniper knee plate and how it is attached, it is a ROTJ style attachment method, but you have an ANH kit here!

Congrats!!

Welcome to the FISD Alan! How excited are you?

Hello and welcome Robert! I doubt that you won't love every second of your build! Make sure to measure twice and cut once If you need help, you are in the right place!

Congratulations Paul! Armor is looking great! Will we see you in the EIB application threads in the future perhaps?

Great! Thanks!

It says 23952 in the thread now, but it's 23592!

Thank you so much for this absolute honor! I'd also like to thank my photographer Henrik @TK-7959, and thanks to my "stylist " Daniel @TheSwede for making sure I looked great!

Wow that was fast! Troopers helping troopers indeed! :

Just make sure that you look at the reference material before drilling the holes! The video tutorial didn't have 100% accurate positioning of the screws, and personally I don't like the little bend he did at the end there This Compared to this

Nice armor Galton!

Congrats Adam!!!

That armor is looking really [insert positive adjective here]!!! Up up and away!

Great to see our future troopers already helping other future troopers!

Are you OK Adam? I'm here for you if you need to talk! @Paige Wow, you're flying through the build! (as you said you would )

Amazing work Christine! Well worth all the effort! Congrats!

Outstanding! Congrats and welcome to Centurion Gerald!

@Paige Basically the suit that Glen linked https://www.whitearmor.net/forum/gallery/album/59-the-rs-suit/ is a suit owned by one of the owners of RS Prop Masters (they are a vetted seller) - and the biceps on the suit basically has no return edge at all on the left arm (except a tiny little dink), and on the right arm there is a little return edge on the front part of the bicep (the part that has the U shape). The bottoms of the biceps has no return edge. Left Right So I guess you could leave just a little bit on the areas where you are unsure as @gmrhodes13 and @Doggydoc said, and just ask again later!

Ah my bad! I have looked at too many applications lately without checking back with the requirements! Note to self, do that! I found the thread you linked this information from, sorry Gerald - and thanks Glen!

If you don't know which one is which, the one with a little indentation belongs to the left bicep!

There it is Paige! Good to see your build thread up and running!