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Troop 35 First event of 2024, also my 50th overall Troop. Big Lick ComicCon, Roanoke, VA Day 1 Sent from my SM-N981U1 using Tapatalk

Sorry about the delay, life gets in the way of my Star Wars obsession sometimes lol. Ok, so yes, I've got an update on the ear mod. With the help of Matthew Wall, we now have ears that have the full circle ear cap and a slope up to the ear greeblie without such a large plateau and more rounded corners. Big thanks to Matthew Wall for his help on the ear mods!! Also there's an exciting possibility coming down the line. I'll update as things come together

Troop 11, also listed in Fire Team Sousa Troop Log (Hong Kong Garrison) Event: 2024 Chinese New Year Night Parade Location: Hong Kong Cultural Centre, Tsim Sha Tsui Date: 10 FEB 2024

I feel like Elton John, I'm still sanding!

Nice work Arthur 75 badge added.

75) 10/02/2024 - 2024 Chinese New Year Night Parade @ Hong Kong Cultural Centre (TST)

Hello Everyone, I have been looking to start my TK Build for quite some time. Slowly but surely, I have been printing out parts for a ROTK. I have recently moved to Virginia, and am extremely new to the forums, and a wee bit nervous after navigating my way around the "Getting Started" forums. Nevertheless, I am excited to get through my very first build and would be greatly appreciative of any constructive criticism, or helpful pointers for my build! Some Administrative Information: I am printing off of a Creality CR-10 V2, With a build volume of 300 x 300 x 400 mm. Majority of the project will be done with Zyltech PLA. 1.75mm diameter To scale the armor to myself, I am using "Armorsmith Designer" to the best of my ability. The files I am using are from Pewpewcrafts.com (any modifications to the actual armor I need to do will be post printing as I am not a blender wiz) Above is the preview of the 3D model from pewpewcrafts website. First piece I decided to print was the Helmet. for 2 reasons 1: The Helmet is going to need the most attention out of all pieces of the armor (in my opinion). As it has multiple greebles I needed to print separate to the bucket, it has the most "complex" paint job in comparison to the rest of the suit. 2: Its the coolest part! Therefore, I need to do it first, right? This being said, The Helmet after being scaled in Armorsmith Designed is ever so slightly too large for my printer. To work around this, I cut the file into 3 seperate parts. -The face, cut just behind the ear. -The back of the Helmet, which is the ear and behind. -The top of the helmet which I cut just under the brim of the "eyebrow".

Hello and welcome aboard, looking forward to following your build, good luck. Make sure you check out the costume reference library "CRL" https://databank.501st.com/databank/Costuming:TK_rogue_one Also photo references can be found here https://www.whitearmor.net/forum/gallery/category/28-r1-tk-reference/

Either is fine for biceps, albeit it's screen accurate to remove It's just the front of the forearms you have to remove that area and all return edge

Ok, here are all the fixes.

Maybe you should have become a Sand trooper Blaster looks awesome, so the hard work is paying off Terry.

Looks good to me. DO's references

Ear is a little thick at the top. Some great ear trimming threads:

Congrats James, 10 badge added.

75 mark reached.

17. Cosplay Days-Burton 2/24/24

Congratulations on your 10th troop

Congrats on 10 troops. Make sure to request your milestone award here:

It definitely looks better. Bondo filler puddy is a lifesaver for repairing 3d print lines. I'm still not ready to paint. More sanding is needed but it's getting dark. I just wanted to highlight that you can fix almost any mistake with a little filler puddy.

so I just found a full model of the CloneStorm Trooper armor on The Model Resource the model is from the Wii https://www.models-resource.com/wii/starwarstheforceunleashed/model/61071/ I've been trying to find one for so long them the answer was right under my nose I just simply type in Triton Squad

Lol. Yeah, sorry about this guys. I’ve been extremely busy with work for a while. It’s probably time to get cracking on this again.