Even with the knees dropping a bit, I still think the boots are too long. Measure out a point that's 3" from the top of the boot, then take some of that blue painters tape and put the top edge of the tape on the 3" marker. Then take a photo with your flight suit and knees on. That'll show if it's about the right height or not.

No apologies please, its all to help me and I apprentice it because in the end it not only help me but my GML to be able to approve me faster 😃 Would it be possible to get a measurement of the shaft? Keep in mind my knees are not fully secured and did drop as I walked to pose for this picture lol but I want to make sure if im a good ballpark if they are too long.  I heard about attaching them to the bund, since i need to pull in the bund since its still a lil loose ill definitely attach them during that sewing process.    Thank you  Adriel 

Good work with your progress. A few points -- It looks like your pouches are attached to your chest plate? You might want to consider attaching them to your bund, They'll sit flatter and more naturally that way.   Sorry to have to say this, but your boots will likely need some alterations prior to clearance. I'm just eyeballing the height, but I'd say maybe 2.5"-3" needs to come off the top. Again sorry to have to point that out, but I imagine that your GML would mention it when it came time for submissions as well. Keep up the good work.

Looks good.

I can't believe that I have not posted in almost 6 months. But don't be afraid,  I have not given up my Scout. I have worked on it and I sould be able to finish it within the next month.  All the individual armor pieces are finished and also weathered. I just need to work on the attachment. I have also build, painted and weathered the helmet. But I wanted to let you check the weathering before I continue working on it. I'm unsure if my helmet is overweathered compared to the armor. I know the lightning is not the best, but it's the best I can do with the grey winter weather. The helmet is also still wet, but I needed to take the pictures before it gets dark outside.