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I'm nearly assembled with my ANOVOS kit as an ANH TD (non-special edition) and have a trimming question on the rear of the legs.
I can basically get around but stairs are my worst enemy.
Is it still acceptable at higher level certifications to make the trims as indicated in this post from ~5yrs ago?
I'd hate to do something at this point that might affect my options later, but at the same time would really like a bit more mobility.

BTW: I'm 6' even and fairly solidly built.
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http://www.whitearmor.net/forum/topic/13822-peters-am-buildam/?p=171713

Edited by gmrhodes13
photo updated gmrhodes13 2021
  • 3 weeks later...
Posted

Hey i am having the same exact issue with mine.  I cannot climb stairs and everytime i bend my velcro on the back is coming off.  Did this trim help?  Did you end up doing it?

 

I am about 90% complete and want to button up this stuff.

 

DK

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I did this and it really helps a lot. I can do stairs and even sit down now with it. I first cut out some semicircular pieces and then sanded the leftover edge with a Dremel. Very easy to do and a great fix:

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  • 3 weeks later...
Posted

I just did this without checking this post. Thank the maker it's a "Yes". I was willing to sacrifice higher certification for mobility. It feels much better and now I'm not Frankenstein's trooper when I walk!

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If you are planning this cut , I would suggest checking the screen grabs from Star Wars , and checking out how they did it for the screen used armour , that way , if you copy the screen used costumes, there can be no issues with clearance at any level . <br>

If in doubt ...check the movie !

Posted (edited)

Some of the movie suits had notches but some way over do it and accurate, if your aiming for centurion be carefully were and what you trim off.

 

Mark (AP)

Edited by ABS80
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