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JBar

Imperial Attaché[TK]
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    Centurion

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    https://www.instagram.com/tk91213/

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  • Gender
    Male
  • Location
    Manhattan, NYC

FISD Info

  • Centurion Granted Date
    20240701
  • EIB Awards
    1
  • EIB Cohorts
    ANH-S

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  • Name
    John
  • 501st ID
    91213
  • 501st Unit
    Empire City Garrison
  • Troops Completed
    10

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  1. Check out how RS props builds theirs since to my knowledge they more replicate the original build. They have a very different system compared to what's above and what most people use. It's more rivets and hooks than snaps like the movies. But if you want to troop that system will break very easily (also just like the movies). You can see a lot here in this gallery https://www.whitearmor.net/forum/gallery/album/78-more-rs-suit/
  2. If you're referring to the snaps behind the belt I used line 24 snaps to attach the snaps to the ab armor. To attach the plastic belt to the cloth I glued in some chicago screws in case I need to replace it but other troopers use rivets. The movies used rivets but it's a more permanent solution. (there are two more chicago screws under the white elastic)
  3. I just punched a hole through the shoulder elastic with regular line 24 snaps. That should be pretty standard
  4. I know that feeling! And guess what, that feeling hasn't left me after 15 troops. It's so cool to be the iconic stormtrooper. Kids and families love it too. I also have a Walt kit. If you have any fitting questions let us know! Hope to see your around and welcome
  5. Looking back I mentioned that you may want to move your belt over so that it's centered on the raised edge of your lower ab armor. Looking at some other builds many troopers out there have it centered on your ab plate buttons as you have here. You might be ok not adjustting your belt after all. However it does still appear to be off to your right (picture's left) by looking at the dropbox locations. If anyone has any alignment opinions I'm curious to know your thoughts
  6. 501st Troop: 45 FISD Troop: 15 Event: New York Comic Con 2024 (Day 4) Location: Javits Center, Manhattan NY Date: 10/20/24 Encountered the TRUE Dark Lord of the Sith!
  7. 501st Troop: 44 FISD Troop: 14 Event: New York Comic Con 2024 (Day 3) Location: Javits Center, Manhattan NY Date: 10/19/24
  8. Welcome! Assuming you're going for the ANH Stunt if you haven't seen it you can find the build threads here: https://www.whitearmor.net/forum/forum/80-anh-build-threads/ Let us know if you need help sourcing armor and also check these out: Also this All in One Guide is very useful
  9. 501st Troop: 44 FISD Troop: 14 Event: Walk With Us to Cure Lupis- Intrepid Museum Location: Intrepid Museum Pier, Manhattan NY Date: 10/19/24
  10. You've come to the right place. Back in April I knew nothing about a TK but I went from a box of plastic to centurion in a few months so it definitely can be done. That All In One guide posted above was my go to. Once all the armor was organized I just researched part by part and referenced some builds to figure out what to do. If you end up going with the pre built RS I can say that they are a good kit. I liked building my own both for the knowledge and also I could fit it to my body perfectly. Also i went with ANH Stunt purely because that's how I envision a TK when I think of one. The ESB is great too i'm just partial to the grey frown over black but that's just me
  11. 501st Troop: 43 FISD Troop: 13 Event: New York Comic Con 2024 (Day 2) Location: Javits Center, Manhattan NY Date: 10/18/24 Shiny but not chrome
  12. 501st Troop: 42 FISD Troop: 12 Event: New York Comic Con 2024 (Day 1) Location: Javits Center, Manhattan NY Date: 10/17/24
  13. Congrats! I hope you enjoy the journey to EIB/Centurion. I certainly did. Can't wait to see your next steps forward
  14. Looking forward to your build post. There is a wealth of knowledge here on how to help. The good news with all the SDS modifications is that you'll become very knowledgeable about the look of a TK after all the adjustments are made
  15. For the gaps in the back I used white Sugru. It got me through my EIB approval
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