Exodus

Adrian, The amount of front paint depends on the movie you are looking to emulate, see the deployment requirements page for a couple of examples: whitearmor.net/requirements

With respect to lens color check out the deployment specs for pictures: ----------

The two end won't completely butt up against each other. Take a look at the pre drilled screw holes in the ear caps and the bucket sides and you will see there is still space. What about a picture with the ear cap taped in place. That way we can chime in with concern about the gap if the ear cap does or does not cover. The brow trim might help cover up space if it exists as well.

Nice bike! Any chance you scared the neighbors by riding with your TK bucket?

Good teeth, 6 means a HERO configuration. reference http://www.whitearmor.net/requirements/standardANH.htm for more info if my statement makes your scratch your head.

ROTFLOL :lol:

Although that ABS cement takes 24 hours to cure it holds rock solid. The consistency is key and you can't find it everywhere,. I actually liked the down time, it forced me to slow down, plan, pace and think about next steps. I also started armor first which was a good idea since I over did the glue on my thighs but was okay with it, since it was thigh armor. Keep going with progress pics, we all like seeing them.

Well.. I have a one track armor mind.

Hey Wyatt, I think that is the first time you have ever shown pics with your face in them Nice looking horses.

You are very welcome

I made the final modifications to my armor this weekend. Now I just need to finish the helmet (extra set of teeth for complete stunt and the hovi's). Snap system for front and rear abs so I can adjust them independently. Shoulder straps velcro over the top (thus no rivet holes): Holster now snaps in place:

I prefer this method as well even with ABS strips, I found this makes a much better snap connection. Also, in some cases I have installed snaps directly into my armor (not just abs strips). All depends on how you are connecting your armor together. A good example, extra ABS pieces for closing the side gap snapped to the front and rear ab.

The middle guy need a double saber

Mike, Please take some time to view the site, introduce yourself in the newbie question and learn more about the various types, kinds and fits of armor. This is a great hobby that you should research to truly enjoy it. Otherwise you can find armor via auctions in the sky.

Great, thanks Chris

My pleasure

Well due to Cons, work and family I haven't spend the time I wanted to finish my deployment standards update. This afternoon while everyone else was napping, I did make a bit more progress. I upgraded the tube strips on my FX helmet. See pics: New stripes: Old for reference: Updated! Please PM me with any questions.

Coins have first priority, and they should be ready very soon. Once the coin run has completed the next patch will follow. We do have enough interest for another patch, but I don't want multiple pieces of FISD merchandise offered at the same time.

Hi Andrea and Felixx, We are still working out a few kinks since the move.

Dammit Paul, you are to quick on trigger finger. Scott, see my PM, and I am also looking forward to the shirt.

Not a problem, let us know if you have any questions.

Its a great picture and congrats on being in TIME magazine.

Folks, We are still having some issues with the reloaded FISD, please give us a bit more time.

Adrian, Its against policy to discuss armor builders directly. Please review the sight, make friends (if you haven't already introduce yourself in the newbie section) and go from there. This hobby is more than just buying the parts.

That is some great looking armor. I'm happy to ship you some windex so you can make it look perfect (clean) < no offense to Seth and the MPED of course >