TheSwede

Congrats on approval, onwards to Centurion

Looks great

No need to make the back of shins larger than the "standard" 25mm even if back of thighs is let`s say 30mm...if there`s need for bigger than that on thighs it will look better to shim, at least in my opinion, however not that many people that will notice the cover strip sizes on the back so...out of personal preference and to keep the look from the movies this is what I would do.

Imgur is great

Best of luck and it looked really good at Heroes comic con in Stockholm

As I said earlier, I don`t mean to rush you even if it could seem that way and yeah I hear you, the wait is the worst....curently waiting for my third set (2nd TK) and I´m really itching for it to arrive - no jedi-patience at all anyways...check this thread, he´s also a taller guy, you can get this Kit with longer shins which is great for..well...taller people It´s a really great Kit And from what I hear AP is also a great choice so...whatever makes you happy

Roughly 917 CAD for both armor kit and helmet kit including shipping (probably little cheaper when doing a combined buy ) and no I don`t work for RS Time frame I´m not sure but best guess no more than 2 weeks. But who knows, especially with the holidays round the corner. However I think you should go with whatever Kit/Maker that makes you happy! I´m just making a suggestion

So funny, at least afterwards, thanks for sharing that initial fear I think this is going to be a fun build to follow and..of to a great start, keep it up

Totally get it and don`t mean to rush you but there`s is some great black friday deals going on from RS propmasters, just in case you haven`t seen it Here`s a link http://www.rspropmasters.com/product/armor-only-kit-option/ http://www.rspropmasters.com/product/stunt-helmet-kit/

Yes it was moved to here (ANH build threads) Pulled the trigger on armor yet?

Your good to go Welcome back

Good to go and as a future reference one should strive to eliminate all "flat surfaces" in the joint when possible

Hey Gareth, nice to see you here Before you throw in the towel you could try lenses from TM. I have them and although I haven`t yet trooped with them for a longer period of time they seem fine as far as bubble lenses go...vision is of course compromised and looking straight with clear vision is impossible for me too..however turning your head slightely every now and then as you walk makes a huge difference, at least for me....I will put them to the test for opening night of TLJ dec 13 with a 3h troop and report back...they might not help but...then again they just might so in my opinion it could be worth a shoot...and...perhaps you already thought of this but when standing still and posing you could close your eyes from time to time and rest them and it might just make it bearable

Looks like it but could you post a pic "from above" or straight on for that matter?

That`s the spirit

Wohoo! Many congratz

Happy BBB-day! Another TK AND Centurion in the making - be all you can be Trooper -

Congratz on approval Trooper

Trim them for size first and then see how it looks

From what i can see it looks fine....It`s a good thing to be able to put on/remove the helmet on your own so if you can tap yourself on the head then you`re good to go I have my biceps pretty low but that just how I like it, in the movie they were also low, showing minimal black and that`s the look I went for...and still able to handle the helmet on my own.

Congratz

Well...they did that on the movie-suits when they needed repair so one could say it`s screen-accurate, painted white the screws won`t be all that visible Personally I would fill the holes with abs-paste and use snaps or just glue the elastic to the inside of the armor, if beeing able of taking it apart isn`t important

If you are impatient, like me...well.....than......zap-a-gap the crap out of the plastic not much room for error though

Totally same for me, I have watch short clips on Youtube in order to stay focused Looking at screen captures in the gallery section is also a good choice and "armorbuilding with TK1336" on Youtube is another great source

These guys got you covered I just want to ad that when sizing the shins it's best to have the shoes on and in my opinion, trying to keep the shin tight around the boot...some experience trouble with the shin sliding up over the boot when doing so but I haven't...and there's ways to fix that if needs be this is how thight mine are.