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Ha! Those pics are great guys, looks like it was a lot of fun

Looks fantastic! Great Job!

I had to shim mine a little bit, I will try to add some pictures when I get back home later tonight.

Looks awesome! Great job!

Halloween is the best, in fact, I am getting married this weekend, on Halloween in my newly completed Sandtrooper Armor! Our wedding is going to be a big halloween party with a small wedding ceremony thrown in, all the guests are coming in costume, its going to be awesome!

The way I did mine was to solder both the red wires from the speakers to the red wire on the amp and also do the same for the black wires. Then cover the soldered areas with some heat shrink for added protection, worked like a charm with mine, hope that helps!

Haha, those pics are great! Especially the one of Chewie!

Got up early this morning and cooked breakfast for my fiance', apple cinnamon stuffed french toast (I watch way too much food network, ha), she loved it though. Spent the rest of the afternoon working around the house, putting some finishing touches on my armor and RT-Mod helmet: got my Hovi speakers installed and wired up tonight, they are working great!

Rob, RT-Mod, is a top notch guy to deal with. I dont own the armor, but I do own one of his helmets and it is awesome, I couldnt be happier with it.

Interesting idea! I was just trying to decide if I wanted to connect my forearm to my bicep piece, hhmmmm

Can someone let me know if the pics are working now? Thanks!

Ok, I think I figured out what was wrong and got it fixed, please check the pics above and let me know.

Its working on my end, but someone else said they couldnt see them either, I will see if I can fix it..

Now with working pics... I hope! Haha! Finally got around to taking some pics of my RT-Mod Sandtrooper Helmet. It was assembled by Rob and the decals are Mike's RT TD decals. I obviously havent weathered it yet and I still need to add my Hovi speakers and Fans. I really like this helmet a lot, let me know what you guys think.

Take your time, measure twice- cut once and you should be fine. Nice looking set there!