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These should do the trick, but can you add more of those to make it stronger? https://a.co/d/3F59CAG

Nice! His straps are real nice. My zipper is velcro’d to the inside part of the ab. You could glue it, but it’s not necessary IMO. If ya scroll up, you can see how my zipper is attached to the ab. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

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I really like Stephan’s videos. He has a few: https://youtu.be/x36b8Fsmpyk?si=8EG8mOvxLUGC282F

I reinforced mine, but honestly, once sanded raw abs get glued with CA… It’s not going anywhere lolol

Mine are snug so don’t have foam, but any standard foam should work. I would use hot glue for that, gives you flexibility to change it, and not a huge deal if you need to re-aply at some point!

Yeah, i think that would work really well, bondo can be stubborn lol Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Dremel might be a bit too aggressive and hard to make even. I would recommend a sanding sponge. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Hey Darcy! Welcome! Are we meeting at the Alamo in a few weeks? Haha

Hey brother! Welcome! If you want, you can also start a build thread and all four of us can help too!!! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Woohooo! Great work!!!

Heyo! Could we also get a few more pics? All sides and top please! Thx!

Thank you @Jennk182! And welcome @Feliscout!!!

I did a bit of digging on this. I personally do not have experience with the files. It looks like others have had this same questions. Based on what I read, I think the main changes were to the greeblies and not necessarily the shape of the back piece. That being said, I am making assumptions so can’t say definitely one way or the other. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Wooohooo! Congrats!

Hello all! The great folks planning the bash at Star Wars Celebration Japan have asked all in attendance to take this brief survey to help craft the festivities! https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSem7PjHZdPoSJIDz_ty07in_zxIEBvC3w8Ty6_IrY8lNm4tlA/viewform?usp=sf_link Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Wooohooo grats!

Heyo! The boots are beaten to hell and back! I used sandpaper, wire brush, and a heat gun to break them down. Would then bring the color back with black and dark brown show polish. Repeated that process three times to give it a layered weathering. Lastly took pastels to weather the black area and sole, to resemble debris and sand. Here is the color you should aim for: Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Ohhh nice work! Let me ask the team!

Great job as usual Mike! We have one recommendation: The weathering on the chest and biceps is different from the other pieces, such as the ab and bucket. We would recommend the weathering be consistent with each other. Thank you! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

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Hey Mike! We will take a look!

Good luck!!! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Welcome Tyler!!! Solid plan, let us know if ya have any questions! Have fun!

Thx for the bump Pete. Looking great, my only suggestion right now is maybe a second coat of beige on the collar?