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Hi all!

 

I bought a self-built kit from RS when I was still in high school (and excited and naive) and have basically kept it in storage for over 10 years. Didn't have the opportunity to build in college and then traveled for work for a few years before moving back home finally getting in a position with space to put it together. See the pic for her, in all her glory. 

 

I'm working through the supply and soft parts lists from this forum and am watching the RS YouTube videos for guidance. If there's anything else I should be using to move forward, please pass on! I'm below average in crafting skill/experience and bought the self-build kit to get those skills and feel more attached to my final armor. It will be slow but I appreciate any help in advance. 

 

Thanks to all who have put so much work into this forum and all the years of guidance! Looking forward to putting it together and joining this community. 

 

I'm building in Denver, in case anyone wants to get together! I'll exchange beer/pizza for tips.

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Welcome! The great thing about the ANH costume is that it's probably one of the most well documented costumes in the legion. There are a ton of great build threads (check the pinned ones in this sub-forum) so definitely spend a lot of time reading through them to get a sense of what's involved, the supplies you'll need, etc.

 

The stormtrooper was a first costume for a lot of us (myself included) and you'll be surprised at how accessible a build it is.

 

Since you're in Denver, you could also try to reach out to Mountain Garrison to see if they have any forums or build parties for prospective members.

 

Take your time and good luck!

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That's awesome Nick. Better late than never. Looking forward to your build

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Welcome Nick.  I think I can speak for the majority when I say that we were all pretty new to stuff like this when we first started.  You will be amazed at the skills you develop making costumes.  Always feel free to ask lots of questions and it looks like you are doing your research already which is the first big step that so many skip over.

 

Looking forward to seeing your build.

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Hello and welcome, a great resource for the first time builder 

Good luck with the build :duim:

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