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Hello everyone! I just wanted to share this, at one of my troops recently I got 3D scanned, and I'm going to get a 3D printed copy of this very soon that I'm going to paint and have as a statue at home! If I get ahold of the file, maybe I could make it available to everyone if you want to print a screen accurate TK and have at home? Edit: File here Height of model: 180,79cm || 71,1771654 inches

I can't resist boasting about this one a little bit - the blaster in this thread is now the CRL image for the ANH E-11. The old one had an inaccuracy at the end of the magazine (OFF pointing the wrong way) and only had one side shown. Andrew asked for some updated images and I was quick to send pix of mine. The chip on the scope and Joseph's beautiful greebs got moved over to my Blaster Factory build (The Leia Leveller) leaving this one to be a pristine yet generic example of an E-11. The camera angle doesn't show the inner spring due to the insanely thick walls on the QuestDesign blaster, but the bolt spring is indeed in there, as are the small electronic bits in my last update. https://databank.501st.com/databank/File:TK_anh_stunt_e11.jpeg This same image is used on quite a few CRLs including ANH Stunt ANH Hero Heavy Weapons Trooper TK Incinerator TX Shadow Trooper Shadow Scout Novatrooper Sandtrooper Imperial Gunner and quite a few more. I'm an E-11 nut and have FIVE in my collection, so having one of them as the CRL model is a very proud moment for me.

Spat Gaskets Smaller changes now that I am structurally complete. I don't love the gaps & movement on my spats so far. I would prefer the system DN uses to keep their spats in place, but alas I don't have that kit. I am sure this is not a new problem or solution, but I did pick up some insulated weather stripping from Lowe's for cheap, I think $7. I cut it down to a single row, but I suppose you could leave it if you didn't want to make a cut. I used scissors rather than a razor. (Yes, that's an official First Order ankle sock.) The gap is now filled and it seems like a tighter fit on the surrounding spat. You can keep the pill visible more easily We'll see how durable it is over time.

Fantastic, thank you both!

10/19/2023 - Elementary School Literacy Night Wolfsville, Myersville, MD

Some shorter builds which may be of help for reference of their modifications https://www.whitearmor.net/forum/topic/38416-crickets-rs-stunt-build-for-the-vertically-challenged/ https://www.whitearmor.net/forum/topic/38842-fragarocks-rs-stunt-build-not-to-scale/ https://www.whitearmor.net/forum/topic/42868-sha-shas-wtf-anh-stunt-build-complete/

it looks ok

into the thread explains that section too. good luck, PD. If you want you can post the photos prior to trim to be sure it's ok.

You can trim the thighs a little to best fit. It's important to make the cut in a manner that you keep the ANH style, this means that you just not cut the top section only . Bellow images can illustrate better what I'm trying to say. The white line shows how you should cut, not a straight line around . Check this thread out

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