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  1. knees are done. thighs also printed. all helmet greeblies printed. gauntlet greeblies printed, gauntlets themselves need a reprint as they failed a bit. and shins have a few hours left. when ive got pics of all that ill send em over. all thats left out of the parts i can do now (so not the jetpack or whole chest rig as i need to lose a hefty amount of weight before im comfortable doing that and frankly the kit would look massively out of proportion in that area if id have to stretch it out a lot) the bits remaining are the hard pouches. which ive sized, the cod which ive yet to scale. and the blaster pistol. when the blaster is done ill be attempting to have the holster made. likely from darmans props. but i need the pattern first which ill be working on when francais is able to get me the pattern for the og, and ill hopefully be able to get a pattern approved for send off to whoevers making it. or me if i decide to make it. as far as everything else goes. the gloves and boots are being made by crowprops to the higher levels of accuracy requirements so no problem there. which leaves the belt, undersuit and ab section. the undersuit will have to wait until around Christmas where ill see how much progress ive made on losing weight and if ive slimmed down enough ill get the undersuit commissioned from keeptrooping and make sure they're able to do the level2/3 accurate version. ab section will be from out own wonderful crl model when hes got the process working to his liking. tho whether the size he made allready will fit me by the time that time arises is another thing, may ahve to hope he has enough interest for a larger circumference version. the belt will be made by a uk maker ive worked with for my snowy.
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  2. Amor = Armor Master Helmet = Armor Master Blast = Quest Design Canada EIB Thread: Photo Permission = Yes Height = 6'2" Weight = 235 lbs Boots = Jasmine Martins Footwear - Custom 14E boots modelled on a pair of CrowProps that didn't fit me properly Canvas belt = Imperial Issue Hand Plates = justjoseph63 Electronics = ukswrath Neck Seal = DarmansProps Holster = DarmansProps Full Body Photos Armor Details Gloves: Shoulder Bridges: Thigh: Sniper Knee: Drop Boxes back Crotch Butt Helmet details: Accessory details: Interior Strapping Abdomen detail Boots
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  3. TK-72103 Requesting access https://www.501st.com/members/displaymemberdetails.php?userID=44462
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  4. Im so sorry, I found it!! https://www.501st.com/members/displaymemberdetails.php?userID=44462
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  5. After seeing Michael Rose do a solo event back in May, I felt I might as well jump in to the deep end of the pool. Signed up for another troop this weekend with some seasoned pros, will feel a lot easier.
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  6. I love the smell of Centurion applications in the morning. Looking great, Matt. You got this!
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  7. Got it, no coloring the foam! If those boots are good enough for basic approval, that will be enough for now and I can replace them later on when I go for high levels. It seems the only boots anywhere that have no seams are keep trooping boots so I’ll try to snag some next time they are selling. I noticed the hand plates too and am working on moving them. Luckily they are currently just held on with velcro and elastic straps so I can move them easily. Thanks guys for your help! I shall post updates soon.
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  8. Before the DO's get here you may want to look at the photo requirements, you are missing a few Armor Details 9. ___ Thigh ammo pack connections (interior and exterior, left and right sides) 10. ___ Sniper knee plate (left and right sides) 11. ___ Wrist openings BLASTER 28. ___ Rear (showing D-ring) Accessories 21. ___ TD (Thermal Detonator) front and rear showing screw type Good luck with your application
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  9. Nice work, drop box should align with the end of the plastic belt (not the cut angle) Also you could trim a few mm's off the end of the belt, corners should meet the belt, your bottom not quite OPTIONAL Level three certification (if applicable): Drop boxes are vertically aligned with the end of the ammo belt with minimal gap between belt and box. The corners of the plastic ammo belt shall be trimmed at a 45 degree angle that that meets the outer edge of the cloth belt. For Level 3, the corners of the plastic ammo belt shall be trimmed at a 45 degree angle that meets the outer edge of the cloth belt. For Level 3, Drop boxes are vertically aligned with the end of the ammo belt with minimal gap between belt and box.
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  10. Hi Matt! I am also from your local garrison. Welcome! Building from 3D prints is a very long yet rewarding process because you genuinely get to say: "I built this from scratch." I don't have expertise on the Imperial commando, so as Sha Sha suggested, read all of the other builds for guidance. Sometimes you can learn a lot just from what went wrong on someone's build and when they are kind enough to share that experience to spare the rest of us from making that same mistake. Printing in smaller pieces and gluing it together is an excellent way to go. I learned that from building clone helmets. Trying to print them in one piece meant a bunch of frustrating half-finished prints. With some glazing spot putty, you can get those seams quickly filled in. I just started using an autobody filler to speed up filling in the print lines faster than Bondo alone. I just started using this filler, in conjunction with glazing spot putty for the deeper print lines, to speed up finishing. https://imgur.com/XzDu2fr Here's what it looks like, combined with glazing spot putty on a current project (a gauntlet for another costume.) https://imgur.com/7iQ8djF Looking forward to meeting you, Matt, and following your build.
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  11. Congratz on troop number 1! I would definitely have been nervous to go solo!
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  12. This one is an early Rogue One helmet. I welcome an admin to do so.
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  13. Hi there! Requesting TK Deployment! TK-26300 https://www.501st.com/members/displaymemberdetails.php?userID=36176
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  14. Congratulations on troop number 1.
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  15. Nice work on your first troop, you may want to secure your drop boxes and align to the end of the plastic belt as they can catch when loose
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  16. Armor: RS Prop Masters Helmet: RS Prop Masters Blaster: Troopacoola 501st record: https://501st.com/members/displaymember.php?userID=33346&costumeID=124 Social media consent: Yes Full Body Front Full Body Back Full Right Full Left Right Side Detail Left Side Detail Helmet Front Helmet Left Helmet Right Helmet Back Hovi Tip Detail Lens Colour Ammo Belt Neckseal Blaster Left Side Blaster Right Side Blaster Details Thermal Detonator Back Thermal Detonator Front Interior Strapping Abdomen Detail The Action shot will follow. Thanks in advance and long live the empire Florian
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  17. Thanks to both of you, especially for being that fast and sorry for taking so long to answer. Yea I figured that my painting skills don't meet level 2 standards I'll have a friend fix that for me, otherwise it will again look like a three year old painted it. That might take some time tho. Here's the missing pictures, except the action shot. That will follow once the helmet paintings are fixed. Hope thats all (except the action shot) Thank you for your effords
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