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The5thHorseman

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  1. Once you have the names and garrison it's easy but finding them can prove to be very difficult . I have a fellow mate from the French Garrison who was looking for a ROTJ blaster and it took me forever to find one for him! By the way i think i have found the name in your presentation thread, so thank you .
  2. Looks pretty interesting indeed. The scope is definitely not resin in the scene you're interested in, so looking for a greebly could be the solution. And looking at the screenshot again, it could be that greebly glued the other way on top of the scope.
  3. Blaster seems really cool indeed! Congrats this by far one of the most difficult thing to find when it comes to Stormtroopers
  4. I think on the film they didn't know how to difference them and strapped them randomly. However, you can indeed tell if a shoulder bell is a right or a left one. The right/hand shoulder bell has a straight middle ridge whereas the left/hand shoulder bell has a flare at the bottom of its middle ridge: Right Left
  5. Screws aren't marked as mandatory in the CRL, but our DO might require it as Centurion is mostly about details. So keep it in mind if you ever come across this type of screws:
  6. Seems fine to me. If you really look for more overlap on the sides, the solution would be to tilt the Cap & Back downward, but it might raise the brow a bit at on point: And on a side note, when you'll be ready to rivet the face with the back, the washers go on the inside of the helmet
  7. Very nice armor, and i love the weathering you have on it For Centurion, i would swap those rivets for black slotted pan head screws on your on your detonator clips.
  8. EIB on the way...

    1. T-Jay

      T-Jay

      I keep fingers crossed for you, man! Good luck.

  9. Indeed, i just added it for comparison. I should have mentioned it.
  10. After procrastinating for too long, i'm finally making the jump off. I have written this topic with Centurion in mind, explaining the unnecessary pics, so i can then just copy/paste my EIB post. Basic Information Name: GRAZIANO Germain LegionID: 14492 Forum Name: The5thHorseman Garrison: French Garrison Mandatory Information Armour Maker: AP Helmet Maker: AP Mic Tips: Trooperbay (modified) Blaster Maker: DVH mk.1 with improved power cylinders Optional Information: Height: 180 cm (5'11") Weight: 66.0 kg (145 lbs) Boots Maker: TK-Boots Canvas Belt: TKittel Hand Plates Type: Karin's alternative style - Rubber Neck seal Type: Trooperbay Holster Maker: Neo Kerberos (french source) Photos Full Body Front - Helmet off (no smile, sorry ) Front - Arms at side Left Side - Arms at side Left Side - Arm lifted Right Side - Arms at side Right Side - Arm lifted Back - Arms at side Armour Details Helmet (Ice Bucket Challenge has faded the weathering unfortunately) Helmet - Handpainting close-up Helmet - Green lens Helmet - S-trim Helmet - Mic Tips close-up Torso - Front and Back Torso - Flanks Torso - Internal strapping Abdominal Buttons - Details Crotch - Details Shoulder bridges - Elastics Arms Arms - Wrist openings Handguards - Flexible Belt - Details Belt - Full inner drop boxes Thermal Detonator - Details Thermal Detonator - Aluminium Clips Thighs - Cover stripes length Right Thigh - Ammo belt Shins Left shin - Sniper knee plate Shins - Hook closure Boots - Scuffed (as the armor) Action Shot Blaster Blaster - Right Side Blaster - Left Side Blaster - D-ring Blaster - Power Cylinders Thanks for your consideration . Germain
  11. I've seen the armor worn by someone in real and the result will be awesome for sure!
  12. Use CAP rivets if you still have some.
  13. That's awesome! All these little details spotted on, it's so cool However, i hate to bring it now but did you know about the thing below?
  14. Don't worry, you got them right. ESB helmets are a lot different than ANH ones in terms of painting and marking. Check this thread if you want, it contains several very nice pics of originals helmets: http://www.whitearmor.net/forum/topic/21243-esb-regular-esb-mark-ii-decals-assistance-needed-accuracy-nuts-need-only-reply/
  15. Actually your AP will now require the kydney notches to be Centurion approvable anew. But i agree, this TM really fits you like a glove, did you build it yourself?
  16. You're privileged to be able to work on all those TM's armors man . You still have got some return edges on the forearms wrist openings which should be removed though. And i would also remove completely the ankle's return edges to reduce the wear caused to the boots and because it won't hurt the accuracy:
  17. Wow, that is superb! MEPD must be happy Though it may become difficult to suit back in your AP now
  18. It might prove to be a little difficult to paint the abdominal buttons now that they're glued and that the ab plate is strapped with the rest of the torso. Perhaps you should think about doing it before strapping the chest and back plates.
  19. I'm never bored of gazing at TM's armors. And the ANH stormtroopers section is broken in two different parts, the build threads and the other threads, like the "show-off" ones. http://www.whitearmor.net/forum/forum/6-anh-stunt-and-hero/ But off course, i don't want to force you, do as you wish mate
  20. Well done, congratulations
  21. Well, i think we can call this one finished, so... when are we gonna be allowed to have a peek at this TM armor of yours?
  22. Outstanding! You guys did a magnificent work! Bravo, bravo, bravo
  23. Daft Punk's "Discovery" album is just a must-listen in my opinion
  24. Yes, there's a lot of stress in this piece once glued down. Closing in the wings of the sniper knee plate before gluing it, is indeed a good thing to do. Also, reducing the return edges will increase the flexibility of the SKP making it easier to glue.
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