stukatrooper

For us less steady with a paint brush you should show in a little (how To tutorial) The hand painting of the tube stripes.I for one would like to know how you achieve the spacings and curves.

Sharp mate,all hand painted detail with lines as fine as machine stickers a skill to admire and salute my firend. Thank you so much for showing your build over here at the FISD as we all know you are a Sandy at heart.

Sometimes i fell a little sad to see a build come to an end!I know thats what we strive to achieve a fully finished suit ready for trooping or display.I get a real kick out of build threads. Rolf if i may be so bold in saying, i think is like me and thrive on building a suit to the best of our ability,spend some weeks getting things to look right, a few show pictures along the way,sitting infront of ref shots from the film time and again. then its done,stand back admire all you have done,but the thrill of the build is over Fantastic job as always my friend ,So cheer up and go get another kit and keep us all glued to your build threads mate.

sweet news Staff,i hope you know your time and efforts do not go unnotised by the masses pro job by all of you.

Spot on mate,just one trim supplied and as Mark said it is brow trim of the right size and shape.It is the neck trim as synaptyx posted you need ."NWT".

Means nothing to me mates. Did i miss these in Star Wars ?

Simple way is always the best way mate.A cork wine bottle type if its to big trim some if its to small wrap electric tap round it. As Aleksandr would say "Simples"

You have to be made of stone or the man himself NOT to find this side splittingly funny

very interesting thread

Rolf my friend fantastic pictures mate ,you sure do strick a great pose.I know its only a test fit and im sure as it is only a test you wont mind me pointing out a few bugs? Well only two and both in the arm dept.Biceps moved down and forarms moved up,thats it! I must say you fit the suit so well perfect hight and build mate.

MMMM a little red faced lol. Hope this makes up for the cheap dig. Keep um coming

Gentlemen what a picture absolitly outstanding! Its just a shame the mannequin out does you BOTH in the hight dept Sorry just had to get that one in! Im working in London this week Baker street then at the Florence Nightingale Museum,anyway saw almost every bus siding with STAR WARS ADIDAS logos on.Blumin fantastic. I can see my feet being shod with a pair very soon. Once again great picture thats one for my album.

I know we only weeks in to 2010 ,but picture of the year mate priceless!

This is how you got me with this thread mate. cant wait to see more !

Do you run fans? No? If yes to fans, how many? more than three fans? Which Hovi do you use? Keith Regular Hovi Mic Tips? Yes? Hovi with the mini speakers built in? No? Is your Brow and neck trim accurate? Yes? That was fun and some very interesting results comming through on your poles

That the spirit Rolf a picture a day for us TM sticks of rock Thanks mate.

to late to catch the meat in this pie. Daetrin you must have known this was going to be the response in putting this thread up!!!

The end is in sight and looks good. Some tips for the arm elastic for you to stop the shoulder bells from falling about. Hope this all helps on your build.

And not forgeting hes book of excuses ! yes there were two SFS lids first off the fibreglass versions then he moved onto the HDPE with one or two ABS versions in the mix.

I cant find hes video called How to make a Blond Tupay!

Same here mate just not screen accurate an Unnecessary extra in my book.

As always fantastic job on the lid mate.At first glance i thought you had cut way to much off the return edge at the bottom of the chest plate. You know your stuff mate as i checked the screen grabs of some sandtroopers i see that there was almost no return as you have done.This sort of screen detail is what makes for a great set mate. Keep us upto date on this one!

Were has this thread been hiding! Im on a real catch up on the forum now my internet is up and running again. Paride what a great build mate and what a kit for your first venture into the world of white.I really get a kick out of seeing a kit built well! well done on a fantastic job to date,looking foward to the final fitting.

sweet mother of all things Plastic, ive got a smile from ear to ear for you mate and i bet you didnt have a wait of two years for this little beauty!

OOhhh mate a great story line,Thats been you all the way its been a pleasure and an honour to share in you trooper journey.I really thought you were EIB. Thanks for this most entertaining EIB adventure!