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Boklast

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    North Carolina
  • Interests
    Star Wars, Star Wars and more Star Wars!

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  • Name
    Jason
  • 501st ID
    5834
  • 501st Unit
    Carolina Garrison
  1. Height, width & depth of an entire piece please Cross your fingers that I found the right part!
  2. Hey Jesse! The clips on the hero version blaster. It has taken me forever, but I believe I found them!
  3. Hi All! Long time since I've been around! Does anyone have "accurate" measurements of the clip-like greeblies? After a couple years I think I found the actual part! PM is fine. Thanks!
  4. Those look great! Its about time someone offers them! Count me in!
  5. You are correct. Mold sizes are one thing. Assembly is another.
  6. Like the Boss basically said, assembly is the key. Almost any helmet can be assembled to have a larger opening and possibly more room inside. Its all about the faceplate placement. That doesn't mean it has to be a low brow either. I first built an AP before I knew anything. I didn't know that I could adjust the build to fit me. It was like medieval torture to put it on and take it off!... and that was with trimming the opening larger! I'm not even going to mention what it was like inside.... I compared a VT I had to my ATA and AP. The VT mold size is definitely smaller than the ATA and appeared smaller than the AP! First, follow Nate's list - that is based off the actual mold sizes. The bigger / taller you are the more you want to stay at the top of the list (minus the FX of course and the ANH V2 is one piece, so you can't do much with it). Second, before building do some mock ups with tape to hold the parts in place and try it on. Worked for me!
  7. You look great! Definitely one of the best fits I have ever seen!! Top shelf all the way
  8. Great job! I like the natural belt. Is the pauldron for when you inevitably decide to get dirty?
  9. That is AWESOME! The dirt and grim look perfect! ESB LIVES!
  10. TD5834 requesting access http://www.501st.com/members/displaymember.php?userID=11898&costumeID=2
  11. Thanks for the help! Here it is in all its glory! Pretty cool to see 3 teeth cut out and the rest painted. The top screw hole looks to be filled with foam or something similar.
  12. I have a much larger version of the image but I can't figure out how to post it. You can see a lot more detail. Can anybody help me out?
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