
Swfangirl
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Still slowly working on my build. most recently I was modifying the flight suit and adding the suede patches but I took a break, and the last couple of weeks I’ve been sewing masks for my family
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Rivets for belt, tank, holster, and knees
Swfangirl replied to Igneous's topic in ROTJ Biker Scout Armor/Helmet
This is timely info, I’m shopping for them as well -
Bicep Elastic Size Confirmation..SC Armor
Swfangirl replied to hokie1's topic in ROTJ Biker Scout Armor/Helmet
I did the same with mine, and was able to use heavy duty scissors to cut a bigger hole, then used an exacto knife and folded light sandpaper to finish the hole. -
For lancer, can you attach the shoulder bells with a Velcro strap to the shoulder bridge along with zip ties, or does it need to be zip ties only?
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I received my jumpsuit and boots today, both fit fine, except I have a little bit of bagginess in the suit sleeves and legs, and I plan to Taylor those while I’m working on modifying the collar. I want to try to break in the boots a bit too before I start trooping them. I have the straps glued to one side of the arm pieces and after I finish modifying the jumpsuit I will fit the straps to my arms in the jumpsuit and finish gluing them.
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I keep my front and back separate on my snowie and I like nesting them in my bin, but in checking with other local scouts how they do theirs it seems like keeping them together is more popular even if they are able to be separated. I may play either both options to see which I like better
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Is there a preference to permanently attach armor at the shoulder so it slides on over your head every time, or keep them as separate pieces that you attach when you troop? Same with shoulder bells? I’ve seen some pics and tutorials where they are permanently attached to the shoulders and slide on every time, others where they are attached when putting them on to troop. I’m going to zip tie route.
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Got my Wampa wear gloves. I ordered a medium because I have smaller hands and was a little worried based on some comments I’ve seen here that they wouldn’t fit, but they are fine. A little thick in the lining, I imagine these get sweaty in the summer troops. I’ve been researching visor lens for the helmet, and a lot I’ve seen are green tinted including trooper bay, but the CRL says they are black. Not sure why there is this discrepancy? Also, I did not get stickers for my back tank, anyone try to paint these on? Or should I just order stickers to use? I’m almost done with painting the rest of the helmet, I’ll post pics for feedback when I’m done. Also currently confirming and ordering extra straps, zip ties, suede and other misc items that I need. I already have white vinyl material, I am comparing it against other build pics to see if it looks thick enough to stand up.
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I meant the neck modification for the coveralls, but I can track it with the coverall changes
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documenting my WIP for my new ROTJ biker scout. I plan to work torwards Lancer. Kit - studio creation - bought Helmet - Studio Creation - bought Blaster- woodchuck - bought Gloves- Wampa wear - bought/waiting to come in Flightsuit- kolossus bought on amazon - bought/waiting to come in, will add patches from tutorial/I will modify the neckpiece Balaclava – already have Boots - kingshow Men's 1366 Water Resistant Premium Work Boots (will also get vinyl for tutorial to make my own) Vest- plan to make my own Cummerbund- plan to make my own Pouches- plan to make my own I will be adding pictures as I go along. Right now I am researching tutorial threads
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Very nice work
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Good to know, thanks. Your build is something I’ll reference when I order mine down the road
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Do you make the straps detachable in order to wash it? Or is it all hand wash only?
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Inland Empire Armory? DLT-19 Blaster
Swfangirl replied to Lawless Scout's topic in ROTJ Biker Scout Weapons
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Is WTF kit pretty easy to work with? Contemplating getting one and there was a sale on them recently
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You can also make them from simple material, it's not a hard pattern to sew