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You just need to keep an eye on the bund slipping down at the back below the chest plate, it hasn't but it's very close. Stay tuned;)

Much better stay tuned

Your probably going to need more glue

I use a dremmel, curved scissors and a rivet gun, fils and sand paper sewing machine fir the other bits

Looks good, boxes are a nice height. They just need evening up

As Chris has a sale thread I'm locking this to avoid confusion, as folk are asking for details here and not in the sale thread Thank you

Rifle is coming along nicely, I think the muzzle break needs work though mate, assuming that's your finished product?

It is ok for the pouches to over Lap the belt a little, but should cover the belt.

I use nautolex marine vynil, never had an issue with it. The stretch is easily a one man job, just use a heat gun like said above. I generally do this 2 or even 3 times to get a no wrinkle finish

Looking good dude

As a rule of thumb for troopers over 5'9" I make 6x7x 1.75" pouches and for those under 5x6x1.75"

My wife is often mistaken for a man, it's actually quite funny when she speaks and they realise she's a lady

An amp is fine, if it helps you get heard. Not a fan if all the chatter stuff like sanders have, were scouts so blaring out chatter probably wouldn't happen in real life

A lot of use the ROM/FX system, quite expensive but very good and made by a legion member. Remember John it was the TK'S that had the past nouse after talking. Bikers didn't have it

Hey bud, we've spoken and all agree we would like to see your drop boxes a touch higher. And where the drop box straps attach to the belt at the back want to be spaced apart a bit more as yours touch and they shouldn't. Not much, say going into the corners of where the TD box sits

Thanks for the app, we will review and get back to you

There isn't a tutorial as such dude, folk are just using mine as the main reference, which can be found in my build thread in the section of the forum

Hate to say it bro, but complete finished ready to wear armour is probably not a good thing. It's always better to do the fine details yourself. It's always best to ask before you buy, that way we can advise on what's good and what's sometimes not Doesn't sound like you have much to do, so keep at it dude

Looking good mate, I think the flash hider on the end maybe a tad too long

Why go lancer, good question. Going for lancer just shows that a trooper has gone the extra step to get as close to screen used as possible. Some could say it's just a title and a bit of recognition within the BS.N, ultimately that is what it is. It's a personal choice to go for it and by no means mandatory. It does allow you to get hold of some nice lancer swag like patches ect I know of damn fine scouts on the BS.N who could make lancer easy, but choose not to. That's their choice, but it is nice seeing the lancer gallery grow, Lancer is your choice, but try for accuracy and a well built costume for you and be the best you can be

Safest way is to paint it a nice bright colour with an emulsion or something that will cps rub off easy and finish when it arrives. I've got away with it on both mine by just painting the tips orange

On behalf of the comand staff, we would like to welcome TB 15979 Dennis aka AIG to the Lancer ranks Be sure to get a picture to Jim Griffenx for the lancer page Now get out there and make us Lancers proud brother! Now I'm off for a much needed vacation

I'm still here just busy sorting last minute work out and packing. I recon your good to go now bro See announcements

Good news on this, glad you finally nailed it bro, now we need a crl and new section here

I have the micro switch mounted into the trigger, but didn't go any further as it is my plan to mold mine and offer out copies