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I almost was done with my anthology trooper and quickly diverted to a night trooper instead. I have more screen accurate fabric on the way and know that the td has gray on the side inserts. While waiting for those two and a crl, is there anything else noticeable?

I can confirm Enoch costume has no Cod piece. More updates to come shortly.

Research Backplate Chest comparison Fabric/Belt/Kama SheevsEmporium Research Gloves are Maroon color, see Wookiepiedia high resolution image for source image showing dark maroon/burgundy gloves. Tough Gloves Mod similar to Boba /Din. The double stitch and shape of thumb, all leather appear a high probability. Small X type stitching detail across sash seams. Higher Tex Bonded Thread to be sampled, hand sewn detail only. Sash is sewn panels on diagonal. See Comments for proposed makeup/sample. Sash in Leatherette(leather) with opening on wearers right rear hip. Opening closes rear over front with minimal overhang. Suede (faux suede) Quilted diamond stitched Tassets Left and Right, Edged in lighter shade Velvet or lighter shade Suede. Kama is 6 Panels total with Privacy panels present front and rear. Image in Comments showing proposed design. In Leatherette (leather) material, same as Kama. Edged in Velvet or suede same as Tassets, samples to come soon. Belt is Layered leather in different Oz. makeup, covering stitching as needed, opening in front with End user applying small belt holes and attached to sash via Velcro center strip hidden by outer thin layer of leather decorative strip. Belt loops are attached via the front and via snaps in the rear allowing swivel motion as seen on screen. Entire Sash assembly is Snap attached to lower edge of Abdomen/Kidney armor. It is recommended to find armor that has this option to allow for sash placement. Enoch is believed to not wear a cod, nor a butt plate. Upper shirt is patternedsimilar to all R1 patterns with mesh under arm, assuming mesh is present. Ribbed just under 4mm throughout on Jersey knit. There is no Raglan pattern identified, (as suggested by CGI intro scene), standard Shirt pattern is used throughout references. Neckseal is Black horizontal Ribbed with closure via flap, left over right (screen capture available confirming rear closure method) no visible rear zipper is seen. Holster matches shape of blaster handle and attaches via 2 snaps over belt in between sash. Holster is larger up top and narrows towards the bottom. Pistol is unknown at this time aside from handle and scope partial views. Shoulder Straps Blaster

Thanks! Adding it to the list!

Hi Arturo, welcome to FISD. Bellow thread could help to make the list. Good luck! Once you receive your TK kit you can open a Build Thread HERE or if it's a commissioned build you can post a pre approval thread . This INDEX could be useful

Hi Jason, welcome to FISD Looking at the photo (by the way you can use the Direct link option to post the image directly ,no as a link, into the post.), it looks like your armor is a RS prop master one. 1. To connect the shoulder to the bicep, should I just use more elastic fabric and E6000? Yes, you can just glue the elastic if you have sized it correctly . You could use some snaps to allow making modifications to the elastic if needed (bellow a diagram and some images) 2. The shoulders are slightly different, does it matter which one goes on which side? Doesn't really seem like there is a pattern. As a ruler of thumbs, in an accurate armor kit, the one with the the swoop at the bottom like that should be worn on the left/hand shoulder. 3. How far up does the bicep need to go into the shoulder? It would depend on how they fit on your arms but it's supposed to let you move your arm to hold your weapon

This is a good problem to have. There are so many posts that searching sometimes can be challenging. That said, and I know it's been referenced in some posts and I am sure many people know this. But in case this can help the one person who doesn't know or forgot about this. And I thought I would just share as its own post. You can search faster by going straight to Google. There are a couple of ways. Method 1: Go to Google.com, and in the search box enter site:whitearmor.net followed by whatever you are searching for. For example, "site:whitearmor.net forearm armor. This will give you both links to posts and many photos that have been indexed. Method two: which is really the same as method one but with a small twist. Add a bookmark with the following (no quotes) " https://www.google.com/search?q=site%3Awhitearmor.net". When the page loads it will load ready to be searched. Just enter your search criteria and viola.