TK3716 Requesting ANH stunt EIB status[238][AP]

[antillis[TK]]

Armor= AP Kit

Helmet= AP

Blaster=Stephane Pepin Kit

Height = 174cm

Weight = 67 kg

Boots = eBay seller eqequestrian I painted myself boots

Gloves = Rubber Sonnenschein

Hand guards =Sonnenschein

Canvas belt =Socker Suenl TK-3657 (Spanish Garrison)

Neck Seal = Hand made myselft

Holster =hand made myselft

Hovi-mix: Socker Suenl TK-3657(Spanish Garrison)

 

 

Edited July 29, 2012 by antillis

[matt black]

Looking good Fernando. Can we have an action shot as well please.

[jnnfr72[TK]]

NICE, Fernando!!!

[captsafe66[Admin]]

Looks great! Good luck Trooper!!

[DarthChridan[TK]]

Well,

I would say, the Blaster has not the correct 'D-ring'. And this piece is broken --->

... can you fix it?!?

Otherwise, the suit looks good...but for a stunt trooper, the brow is too deep....for my taste

Good luck for your request.

Cheers...

[antillis[TK]]

Yes, just as I was the picture I had a little accident with the blaster fix it as soon get a new piece,

[Sonnenschein]

Muy bueno!

[TKRalf[TK]]

Great job! Only thing I noticed is your thighs seem a little roomy. I once had me pretty loose and after a while I got tired of that feeling of my thighs swinging around. Once I tighten them I feel much better and I don't clank as much when I walk. You look great but I'm speaking from more of a comfort standpoint.

[Thalizar[TK]]

Overall the build looks great, only two small things I would take care of and they are pretty minor fixes, these fixes would help sharpen your great armor. I would shorten the TD clips so they are not so long and extend that far past your belt. The other is your boots, they look good but I see that you painted boots that were black to white, your shin armor has started to rub the paint away from your boots. I would invest in a pair of TK boots and not have to worry about constant upkeep and repainting your boots after every troop. I also agree on your thighs, I would tighten them up a bit. I think it would really help in comfort and give you a more trimmed look.

Edited July 29, 2012 by Thalizar

[DarthChridan[TK]]

I would invest in a pair of TK boots and not have to worry about constant upkeep and repainting your boots after every troop.

Oh...I would say, the thing with the painted boots is rather accurate than the TK boots...ala Tantive IV.

But don't misunderstand me, I wear even these TK boots( with weathering to simulate the tantive look) and this boots are really great....

But the version of Fernando is good as well....with a little more weathering ...the boots still looks 'clean'

[antillis[TK]]

Thank you, my thighs are really stuffed now when I'm like do with my armor

[antillis[TK]]

thanks for all your wise advice makes every effort to keep improving my armor.

[Locitus[Admin]]

Hi Fernando!

 

Like the others have mentioned already, I feel that you would improve the look of your armour greatly if you made the thighs slimmer, and also the biceps in my opinion.

 

I would also recommend fixing your blaster and the correct style D-ring. But I will still approve your EI application.

[RedSpecial[TK]]

Congratulations Fernando

[antillis[TK]]

Now to centution and beyond.....

[Rich330[TK]]

Congratulations, Fer. I particularly like the new cover strips

[Faie[TK]]

Congrats Trooper!!! Good Job!!

[DarthChridan[TK]]

Congrats TK-mate

[Mogwai[TK]]

Congratulations Trooper! Well Done.

[Dazauto[TK]]

Great work, congrats Trooper and welcome to the EIB ranks

[Thalizar[TK]]

Congratulations! I agree the boots do look great, and the painted boots are accurate. It was a suggestion to help reduce upkeep. Again welcome to EI.

[captsafe66[Admin]]

Congrats Trooper!!

[Trskel[TK]]

¡¡Congratulations Fer!! Well done brother. Will you wear it at the Training Day Parade in September?

[antillis[TK]]

¡¡Congratulations Fer!! Well done brother. Will you wear it at the Training Day Parade in September?

Yessssssssssssss!!!!!!!!!

[antillis[TK]]

These are my corrections:

 

correct 'D-ring' and TD clicks improved.

Edited August 6, 2012 by antillis