Looking good! Excellent paint job on the backpack, weathering looks terrific!

Hey man, good to see you made it here. Best of luck with your build!

Looking good man, well fitted armor and duster.

Looks like you're missing the black "dot" in the middle of the "nipple" on the upper right side, and the thin, red stripe next to the wider gray stripe on the upper left side of the backpack, though..? Also, what colour did you paint the lower part of ...

Excellent job on the armor, good paint job. But as others have mentioned, some dirt world give it a lot more character, and that classic SW lived-in look..I would also suggest raising the shoulder bells an inch or two, to make them flare out a tad more. That would improve the overall look, in my ...

Good job on the armor, finish and detailing looks great! Beautiful paint job. Soft parts, like the duster and pants could do with a bit more dirt to match the weathering on the armor, though. I'd suggest hitting it with some coffee and dried pigments. Aside from that, it's a really good fit, and an ...

Whoa, a world of difference from your first post - excellent job! And congratulations on your approval!

I did notice one detail though, that seems to be a quite common mistake. You're missing this detail:

http://i583.photobucket.com/albums/ss278/TD6237/2qvth8i-1.jpg

Also, I would suggest ...

Looking good, well done Geoff! Needs a bit of dirt, like Scott said - and I'd also puff those pouches up a bit, just stuff them with some crumpled up newspapers or something. They should be square-ish, but not quite as much as the biker scout ones. Browse through the reference gallery , you'll see ...

Bump..?

I just recently got my TS approved, time to hand in my application for BF Deployed Status...Photos taken by Njål/TR4320 (thanks Njål!) at Finse, during the recent EBS 30th anniversary celebration. Higher resolution photos (and a few more shots of the costume) HERE .

My 501st profile can be found ...

Looking sharp! Armor looks very well put together, love the new paint job on the backpack.

I did notice this little detail on the chest plate, though:



I almost made that very same mistake myself; probably the reason why I noticed it...

TE2--very nice. It's looks like the hand plates have excess material around the edges to be trimmed. Is that the way they are supposed to look?
The actual hand plates used in ANH were made from honey-colored latex, painted white, and glued on to the back of a pair of rubber chemical gloves. There ...

tk-194 wrote:Any hint about the measure in centimeter? Here we don't use inches... So, I have no skill to convert the fractions...

3/16th of an inch is about 0.5 centimeters. Or more precisely, 0.48 centimeters.

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