BikerScout007

Not if we don't make a CRL for it

Thanks for doing this, @Chopper. These days, Scouts have so many options and it's nice to see us getting closer and closer to complete screen accuracy with the props that are available.

There's not unfortunately. We had very little to go on when it was added to the CRL. No other Detachment had worked on it, even though the weapon dates back to Empire Strikes Back. Most of our info came from Wookiepedia. @TK8271 Rogue Trooper is pretty knowledgeable about it, let's see if he'll chime in.

Looks good, buddy!

Awesome work Kris! Glad to have you at the Pathfinders!

Thanks Kris you're all clear

Okay Kris we looked this over and have just a few notes: 1) We need a photo of the black curve under the visor on your helmet. That's missing from your app 2) Can we get a shot of the baton holster to make sure it's looped in? 3) Is there enough clearance between your collar and your helmet? It looks like you are looking down and unable to hold your head up straight. And finally just as a side note -- this is definitely on the heavy side of "light weathering". I know part of it is to cover up a crack, but it is leaning more toward Shoretrooper than Scout Trooper -- just to name an example of heavy vs. light weathering. I'm not asking you to repaint or anything, just to let anyone knows who reads this that this would be the absolute limit of light weathering. Overall, it's a great looking app and there's not much else to do!

Is this the one you were interested in doing? We're gonna need the usual -- front, back, sides. From top to bottom. We need to make sure there aren't any changes say to the boots or anything else like that. Looks like some of the pouches may be a different color as well?

I don't. I checked out his page and all I saw were helmets, so I couldn't evaluate the armor. The helmet proportions are a little off -- the face seems a bit long. I think there are more accurate 3d helmets out there. But it's not the worst I've ever seen. There are a lot of armor makers who have gotten into business since 3D printing came along and it's really hard to stay on top of all of them! You would have to let us know how it goes.

Awesome. Those are the same ones I used with that KS helmet in the pics above!

....or buy them from Kevin Weir like I said. He has a stockpile of the old ones.

Awesome! Thanks for your application. We will review and get back to you soon

Thanks buddy! Haven't had the time to hack away at it yet and I was just curious to see what everyone was doing.

Congrats buddy!

They're the wrong color. They ship black ones. Kevin has the proper color.

Kevin Weir has them

I used Speedglas bolts on the KS helmet I put together, so I skipped that whole part of his tutorial. The Speedglas bolts are the ones used in the actual helmet and they are a much better option than riveting it together like Scott does. I have some pics here: Speedglas bolts make it very easy to disassemble the helmet if you need to. And like I said, they are what were used on the originals.

No I leave them untied. For whatever reason they stay on my foot no problems.

That is a great looking Scout! Nicely done. OH! And I upgraded you to full Pathfinder status.

@MrPoopie had a Lancer checklist based of the CRL... let's see if he chimes in

I agree with you and I've used that video myself.

I heard Sean Fields had created a 3d printable Kashyyyk helmet, maybe he has the greeblies for it as well.

The coveralls seem to be short in the torso. I'm 6'0 and have owned both the regular and the long. Besides the tightness in the groin area, the regulars are constantly pulling down on your shoulders and if you have a bad back like me, this can be irksome after a few hours. Never had any issues with sag. But this may be because there is a codpiece and strap down there holding it all together.