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Hi Caleb, for you to have and idea I have collected the following photos of approved Centurion RS Amor. Cheers.

Welcome to FISD Paul, Glad to read you're achieving a new goal and ready to serve into the Imperial Lines. Looking forward for your first photos soon. Cheers and feel free to ask questions a visit us here in the FISD.

This a Million Dollars Question . One thing made my wife to get onboard at least as a Photographer or handler sometimes is when I showed her photos of the Charity Work, visits to orphanages, nursing homes and Hospital that the 501 st Legion is doing. ( I was Not authorized for Birthdays,weddings etc) Good luck with your project.

Congrats, great boots, !

Hi Omar, welcome to FISD. You may want to check the following forum section out , there you can read about the different Stormtrooper Armor And some known Vendors. I can also mention KB Props on Facebook If you want to take a look . You are know in the most critical part of the process, seach, read, ask questions . That is the clue for the best desicion. Cheers and good luck with your project.

Welcome to FISD Dan, you're not alone, here you can find a lot of info and feedback and tips from our so experienced troopers. good luck with your build and looking forward to see your advance.

Hi Scott, Welcome to FISD and the Mid-Life Crisis Club . We are here to help, feel free to ask questions and research all the forum. Cheers

As you said, both are the same, so from my view the difference is and will be when you place the back cover and make the adjustment Joseph pointed. both shins will fir better and give you a better look. After this you can place the sniper knee. ( This is what I have done ) The following photos are of an approved RS Centurion for you to have and idea. May the 4th be with U Cheers

Congratulations Trooper welcome to EIB. just few adjustment and go for the next level.

great tips mate, keep it up

Hi jorge, welcome to FISD. additional to what Greg suggest , you may want to take a look to the following section. Reading, investigate and asking questions is the clue when you're thinking in an investment like an Stormtrooper Armor. Feel free to ask all questions, we are here to help. good luck.

Congratulations Trooper!! Welcome to Centurion

ok, may be this pictures? Cheers.

looking good Trooper !!

Hi Caleb, the following reference photos can give you an idea of the Belt position. CRL States for Level 3: The top of the ABS ammo belt should sit at or just above the bottom of the central and vertical abdomen button panels. Keep on doing a Pura Vida work

It's always a relief feeling when the cavalry arrives @justjoseph63 @CableGuy

Just place the answer into the " reply to this topic" space or push the "Quote" button. Cheers.

Hi Gavin, Welcome to FISD. Glad to read you're building your FOTK armor. Here you can find lot of info and help from some skilled Trooper that can give you advices and tips. I would like to recommend you to open a Building Thread into the following forum sections depending of you're building a TFA OR TLJ TK : https://www.whitearmor.net/forum/forum/161-tfa-build-threads/ https://www.whitearmor.net/forum/forum/195-tlj-build-threads/ About your questions, I'm not an expert but I'll try to give some help. 1. Does anybody know where i could find a FOTK instruction guide on the internet? I've searched the internet looking for a tutorial and i have barely found anything. You can find this info into the building threads links I have gave you before. 4. Does anyone know where I can find the under armor gaskets for the First Order stormtrooper? Take a look to this thread: Hope this can help. Cheers

Congratulations for your purchase . looking forward to see photos of your BBB day. !!

Hi Stuart Welcome to FISD. Good luck with your project.

Hi Robert. you may want to check out the following section. After read you can start your Troop Log Here https://www.whitearmor.net/forum/forum/13-field-training-exercises/ Cheers

Cool

Congratulations mate, now Let's Do it.

Looking Good, well done. The Following reference photos can help you to figure out how the screws go