BikerScout007

Done

I'll see if I can work with photos we already have

It's the same as what you've already been looking at. Just letting you know the pics are all updated now!

No prob! Could also be a permissions issue since the CRL isn't live yet! I'll try to find a place to stash the pics if people want to see them.

They are on the Legion's server so maybe there's an issue on that end

Okay. Final photos were received and uploaded. CRL in first post updated to reflect the latest. @mrrikki -- this one is all ready! @JollyRajR and @MrPoopie thanks for making this happen

First post updated with the latest photos. We still are waiting on a front/back pic

Once you do, make sure you start a trooping log! Resources for Pathfinders may be found here: http://forum.501stpathfinders.com/index.php?/forum/12-the-501st-pathfinder-hq/

Thanks! I bumped you up to full Pathfinder access. Welcome to the Detachment!

Well done, Nate! What's your TK-ID?

I sent info to Giovanni from Crowprops as well.... waiting to hear back from him about it

That's a beaut! Thanks for sharing

Okay done! Your old account history is now part of this account. And I upgraded you to 501st Pathfinders status. You should be all set.

Well remember, chest pockets will most likely be concealed by the vest, cummerbund and armor. No need making unnecessary holes if you don't have to.

I wouldn't worry about any of that stuff. At least not until you've suited up and seen what details are concealed by your armor. Particularly the side pockets. I left mine as is, because with everything on, you can't see them. And on a troop you're going to want pockets! The original flight suits had seams on it as well. Most of them are obscured by the quality of the film used in 1983

I found your card images and sent them to your new email address. Do you want me to merge your old forum account with this new one?

Chrisx909x made my boots and some of my soft goods. I got my original vest from KriptonTop -- both guys produce quality goods!

Looks like it's already trimmed, though once you start trying it on you may find it needs some adjustments. The guy in your Garrison was right. Because everything is held by straps and elastic, the armor is very forgiving. Getting the soft parts right is where this kit really shines!

Hey Pathfinders! In conjunction with the LMO team, we have done a revision of all 7(!) Shoretrooper CRLs. Nothing has changed in them content-wise, and the L2 requirements remain the same, but over the past 7 years of nits and revisions and changes, they were getting a little rough. So we have done a top-to-bottom revision of all of them, cleaning up language to make it simpler and more direct, and fixing any spelling mistakes and other grammatical errors that have accumulated over the years. Now there is still a LOT of text in the CRLs, as the Shoretrooper is a fairly complex build and there's a lot of details. For the back plate, for example, there's just too much going on to reduce it much. So for that, we just listed the requirements from top to bottom, starting at the collar and working down to the bottom of the piece. We hope this helps you with your builds, whether you are shooting for first-time approval or going for L2!

This helps TREMENDOUSLY! Thank you. This is exactly the kind of insider knowledge we need

Not that I've seen! You can easily remove them though

Hey Victoria, since you're a local, make sure you join up at Scout Team Six. We do armor parties throughout the year focusing solely on Pathfinder costumes! https://www.facebook.com/groups/1491559237815157 See ya there!

Cheatham Grove is the way I'm leaning. There are lots of places in California to photograph tall trees, but I think for the 40th we need to go for it!

We are absolutely going to need the help of GGG! Thanks for chiming in