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Hey great to see! Congrats!!!

501st Troop: 55 FISD Troop: 23 Event: CPNassau Sugar Plum Ball & Galactic Gala Location: CPNassau Sugar Plum Ball & Galactic Gala Date: 12/08/24

501st Troop: 54 FISD Troop: 22 Event: Salvation Army Toy Drive, West Islip, NY Location: 866 Fire Island Ave, West Islip NY Date: 12/07/24

501st Troop: 53 FISD Troop: 21 Event: Toys for Tots Massapequa Location: John J. Burns Park Massapequa, NY Date: 12/07/24

Looking great and super festive too! Be sure to log all your hard work here: https://www.whitearmor.net/forum/forum/13-field-training-exercises/ Looking forward to more great pics

Now as for the other parts check out this document I made: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1zDc4mtEDg0A_SfHcZXgXtmkzhSrBwaReTHWvdrcmMJg/edit?tab=t.0 It goes through my whole WTF build process so hopefully it can help. In the document I went into how to figure out what piece goes to what side under the "Prep" section. Basically the right forearm has 12 divets and the left has 11. The left forearm underside is a lot more curvy in shape. Left of the left side and right on the right The biceps have the left underside side with the "thumbprint" on it. Like the forearms it has a more curvy top half to match. Left bicep on the top and right on the bottom Left bicep on the left and right on the right For the thighs the two halves of the right side are a bit taller than the left side pieces. This time the right thigh is on the left side And again all this is in my document if you want to take a look. Hope this helps. Apologies that Imgur is having massive issues and I can't format pictures properly

Great question. This is the best answer I can give after several messages with Walt and even asking him in person. The idea is the outer leg pieces have a "straight" raised edge and the inners have an "angled" raised edge. You'll notice that in this configuration the bottoms of the shins are completely unaligned (especially the right leg) and this is ok. All you have to do is shave down the bottoms to retain their original shape until they match. Generally the outer halves are the same length if not a little longer than the inner sides. Personally my legs are not in the configuration above and are instead shown here. I put the two "outer" legs together on the right side and the two "inner" legs on the left. Walt initially said that my bottom picture was correct but he later also said the first image is correct so I'm not entirely sure he knows. He's made a few videos too but isn't clear on what part goes where. I was still able to pass centurion however so if you get it "wrong" it's not a big deal

Does that rebel pilot drive a mouse droid?

Awesome I think the TK is an incredibly rewarding build. Here's the Holy Grail of getting started: https://www.whitearmor.net/forum/forum/38-getting-started-read-this-first/ Pair that with the Rogue One TK pinned topics and you should be in a great spot: https://www.whitearmor.net/forum/forum/162-rogue-one/ Also hope to see a build log soon as well! You can make one here: https://www.whitearmor.net/forum/forum/196-rogue-one-build-threads/ Good luck! Reach out with your questions along the way

I love the name Keith. That's really cool that you want to refurbish him. I wish I had some tips but all the armor I've worked with is fairly new

I haven't been on the search but I haven't seen an FX kit for sale in a while from recent memory. Are you looking specifically for FX? As for a wookie I have no clue where to start

Jealous of those engine cowl pictures. Amazing turnout too!

Just wanted to say the forums have been super smooth for me since the update. Before each page took 3-5s to load now it's almost instant. Great behind the scenes work from what I can tell

Good luck trooper! Quick fixes on the blaster and frown

501st Troop: 52 FISD Troop: 20 Event: Cohen Children's Hospital Location: Cohen Children's Hospital, New Hyde NY Date: 12/02/24