KOtrooper

Documenting what the 3D print looks like, scaled at 112% for SC holster. Sent from my Pixel 5a using Tapatalk

Measurement for upper knee armor strap. Sent from my Pixel 5a using Tapatalk

Ask away with any questions you have at all along the way. We're happy to help you and look forward to seeing your son as a Shoretooper. Sent from my Pixel 5a using Tapatalk

I made my own decals for my build (cleaner look and I matched the gray paint of the snout). I'll see if I can get them off without screwing up the helmet. Sent from my Pixel 5a using Tapatalk

Thanks for the feedback. I'll work on the issues. Do you want me to move the three stickers on the helmet? Sent from my Pixel 5a using Tapatalk

Ugh, of course now I see my bicep armor is rotated backwards. I swear those will be the death of me. I'm sure there is more I need to tweak but am ready to get the ball rolling on my application. Thanks in advance for your time and consideration.

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Melody, TB-38694 with Garrison Titan Armor & Helmet: Studio Creations Flight Suit: Modified Red Cap Flak vest: Handmade Cummerbund: Handmade Cod: Handmade Pouches: Handmade Gloves: Wampa Wear Boots: handmade from instructions on forum Blaster: 3D Print Build Thread: http://forum.501stpathfinders.com/index.php?/topic/22421-kotroopers-biker-scout-build/#comment-208572

Your forearm armor is rotated too much but that's more of a kitting issue and shouldn't prevent approval. Wedging some foam in there will prevent that. Also agree the weathering is too heavy. The airbrush technique also doesn't fit well with the look of the Shoretrooper. It's too smooth and consistent. I'd tone it back, like @BikerScout007 suggested. If you troop with other Shoretroopers, you don't want your weathering to stand out too much from the others.

I had loads of issues with the collar on my kit too (BSP). Ended up using a friction fit in the back and velcro in the front. Still hate that method but it works.

How does it fit on you though? Is it comfortable? Do you have a decent range of motion? The back and chest armor look fine to me. The difference of height will be covered with the shoulder straps. I'd get the chest and back armor comfortable first (especially with the side straps under your arms in place). I had to make a bunch of micro adjustments to make the ab armor fit my hips, under my breasts, and not have the chest armor get stuck on the kit Kat greeblies. Even then, sometimes the back rides up. Once the armor is set, then chip away on the collar. Sent from my Pixel 5a using Tapatalk

Oh yeah, I cut the scope in half where it gets covered up by another bracket.

Thanks. I also like to avoid supports. Here are some photos of how I sliced the body. It was all able to print without any supports. Sent from my Pixel 5a using Tapatalk

Last bit done before I apply for Lancer. 3D print from@mrpoopie files. Sized up at 112% to better fit my holster. Hopefully flat black is ok for the paint. Sent from my Pixel 5a using Tapatalk