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Howdy, Hard to say based on just one picture. I immediately notice that the cover strips of the biceps taper quite diagonally at the front. They usually protrude about 1 - 2 mm and the corners are only slightly beveled. And: swap gloves for rubber gloves. On the chest plate I would make the coverstripe a little smaller and insert the screws that simulate an original strapping. I like the weathering. I'm looking forward to more pictures. So he makes a good impression.

Look here for the dimensions of the karrimor:

Another tip: do the painting work right at the end. Build everything, disassemble and paint it, then put it together. Prevents scratches and damage

A good start. I'm excited about the progress. Note: I would have shortened the mortar tube later, when you can estimate the length in relation to the backpack.

Hello Joey, For the radio chatter look here: To access merch, please enter a costume link here: Regards Thomas

Congratulation!

@Nexous @renderdude done, welcome

@Ghost40 done, welcome!

Hello Ian, welcome here in the MEPD

Welcome!

@SciTrooper done

Great work, i like it. Absolutely! One thing - the rubber is a little bit to long:

For which sound do you need a sound glove? I know that with the Tusken or Jawa. But what do you want to play as a Sandtrooper?

Hello Sedriss, We have raised the issue with the Command Staff. The only option: Commant on a forum post and your GML fix the status. GMLs are the one to grant proper detachment rights.

@91397 done, welcome

Hi, remove the 2 plastic ammo boxes from the belt. Regards Thomas

Look here in my thread, there are some pics from my built:

Hi Samuel You can try using a hairdryer. But please be careful. If you heat it up too quickly and the ABS gets too hot, you won't be able to get it back into shape. Velcro for the calves is OK and holds well, but I would still use the original hook system, so the calves remain somewhat flexible. Regards Thomas

@Heatblur done, welcome

Great Pics!

Good morning, You're really getting into it. You're right, the armor pieces as well as the helmets and the accessories were swapped several times. This means you can always see new variations and details in the individual scenes. Thumbs up, the trooper will definitely be great. I'm really excited about the end result. Below, this will be a "cheesegrater". Do you want to cast it yourself out of latex?

Hi, sometimes, i use an Aker MR1505. But the most time, nothing.

Congratulation Trooper

@Brad Kendrick done

Great work on teeth and eyes