NoVATie

Some people also use pinstriping tape to get the black outline around the ears.

From the troopers I tried, only Paul's picture did not come up. Are there others that don't show up for you?

Approved Ryan

Funny how "weird" the mirrored helmet pictures look.

Approved, Tore

Approved, Joe

HIPS is high impact polystyrene - a type of plastic. It's thin compared to ABS, which most suits are made of, but since you shouldn't be bumping your helmet around on things, it's fine for buckets. The thinner plastic also shows more detail than a thicker plastic. You want to avoid this seller because he is recasting AP parts. AP is a seller here and you should support him instead of supporting the guy ripping him off.

Approved Steven.

The weathering job is fantastic. What's your techique(s)?

Approved, Jordan.

Great looking helmet

You might also be able to find a tinted visor for a football helmet on ebay for cheap. Motorcycle visors are kind of expensive to just cut up for lenses.

See if this tutorial from the reception center helps you out: ----------

Pull the cod closer to your body. You might have to run some tape as a temporary crotch strap. See if that brings the two body armor halves into better alignment, then you will be able to tell if you need to shim.

Ugh. Noooooo is right haha.

Already got you in your ESB approval thread, Dave. Check your title

Approved, Renato.

Welcome aboard

Got you both.

I stand corrected. CRL says green OR smoke. http://www.501st.com/databank/Costuming:TK_anh_hero

Where in Germany are you stationed? I just came back from a trip over there. If you're going for ANH hero, then you'll need smoked bubble lenses and not green flat ones. I haven't seen AP's holster, but you can make your own, or check out the sellers here on the forum. People offer squirrel cage fans or you can buy some computer fans and wire them up yourself and run them off 9 volt batteries. I think the hyperfirm will work for Centurion, but you can also scratch-build an E-11 with PVC pipe and the various addons.

AM or RT mod will probably for your height better but will most likely require a good deal of trimming since you're thin. Might look into ata, etc if you don't mind some black showing between the leg pieces.

Approved Stuart

Welcome aboard, Zane

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