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Sorry if I'm posting in the wrong area.  My helmet has the vocoder as a separate piece.  It is not molded into the faceplate.  It is missing and I cannot find a replacement.  Could someone point me in the right direction?

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Hiya.

The only maker I know of that supplies a separate vocoder with their helmets is SDS on their Battle Spec. I’d perhaps try them. :-)

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Or Jim Tripon in the Phillipines, but for his Rogue One style helmets... still might work. Odd that it's a separate piece tho... What make is the helmet?

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Unless it's an old FX style helmet, stat also came with a separate vocoder piece.

 

A picture would help us identify the helmet if you don't know yourself.

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Thanks for the info gentlemen.  I've reached out to each of Jim Tripon and SDS for help.  I purchased this suit on eBay in April 2005.  It's been in a box, unassembled (other than the helmet), for the last fourteen years.  Finally put it together.  

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Thats a very OLD FX which unfortunately is not 501st approvable, also the grey regtangle caps are seperate pieces as opposed to molded on ears like movie originals.

 

Mark (AP)

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Stormtrooper armour has moved along quite a bit since this helmet and armour were around . Unfortunately , I fear you are going to have to forget it and buy a complete new set up if you are planning 501 st membership . 

Sorry to be brutal , sometimes it's just cruel to be kind . 

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I am disappointed that i won't be able to join in on all the 501st fun, but am grateful to have the community as a resource.  Nice to know the manufacturer of my suit.  I'm also thrilled to have a life-size stormtrooper standing next to my television. Thanks for the help.  This story has a happy ending.  My brother-in-law will be able to 3-D print the needed parts at his school.

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Great news, hope you manage to get hold of some approvable armor soon and join the ranks

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On 9/18/2019 at 7:46 PM, rodimus said:

I am disappointed that i won't be able to join in on all the 501st fun, but am grateful to have the community as a resource.  Nice to know the manufacturer of my suit.  I'm also thrilled to have a life-size stormtrooper standing next to my television. Thanks for the help.  This story has a happy ending.  My brother-in-law will be able to 3-D print the needed parts at his school.

Hi Rodney,

Did you ever get the vocoder 3d printed? I'm in the same predicament. I have an old FX helmet I'm completing as a display piece and want to print that vocoder piece.

Thanks, Bill

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