Hiker Scout

Here is the blaster I have.

Let me repaint it this week and I'll post some pics

Sorry I must have been confused. The blaster is listed under optional equipment. It has level 2 specs but never says that it's required for Lancer on the CRL. I do have a blaster. I can take pictures of but unsure if meets level 2 specs.

I feel so embarrassed I sent yall pics without my balaclava on!! It was so hot last week when I took pictures I forgot to put it on. Sorry guys. Here is my balaclava. Is the blaster required for approval?

Back of flak vest/ Cod piece with 2" velcro, and 2" codpiece strap: Chest/back side webbing 1.5": Tank topper detail: Back of cummerbund with 2" velcro closure: Rear belt nylon strap measuring 2" Drop box strap webbing 1.5"

Now for all the measurement photos!! Flight suit suede riding patches and 2" strap around leg: Flak jacket with 1" ribs Cummerbund with 1" ribs. Boxes are 6" high x 5" wide x 2" deep Shoulder strap with 1" webbing and shoulder bell held on by black zip tie. Shoulder bell strap with 1/2" strap Upper armor T bit detail: Upper armor 2" strap Forearm armor 1" strap Parachute buckle with 1.5" webbing looped behind: Thermal detonator detail: Knee armor with rivet: Knee armor with 3/4" lower strap, and 1/2" upper strap secured with rivet: Boot details: slots cut into sole and dog bone detail Boots 1" back velcro. Boot holster 5 cut slots and riveted to boot:

Ok the long awaited photos. I had some issues with Photobucket but think it shall work now. Here we go again! Armor and helmet-studio creations Gloves-wampa wear Flightsuit, flak vest, cod piece, cummerbund, and boots are all home made. Front fully suited up. Front close up detail: Back: Back close up detail: Left side: Left side arms up: Right side: Right side arms up: Helmet greeblie: Helmet 3M grey bold and ear cut out:

Thanks. Now to get their website to load properly. Always spinning and now showing the images of the 3d files.

Where are the files located? The old ones on thingsverse are no longer available

What files did you use?

I used the DIY boot method on the forums here and am still able to lace up the boots underneath.

If you have questions about the soft parts build let me know or check out my build thread. I made all my soft parts myself and saved some cash. Great tutorials for bund, boots, and flak vest on the forums.

No I understand how to apply. Been really bad weather and super busy since I posted to get my kit on and outside to get some good quality photos. Will get some on here soon for yall soon I hope.

I do like the detail of 3Dprint over the Happy Trooper build. Also carrying a friend's Happy trooper this weekend so I'll see the weight difference.

I have been approved for a few month with my ROTJ scout trooper. I believe I have all the specs appropriate for Lancer approval and would like to submit. Not able to post all the pics on a thread due to size limits. What photo sharing site is preferred? Is there a free one?

Just checking to see if the pics you posted are using these files?

Is this done using the PDF files you provided? I found a local trooper who also has a 3D print shop side hussle who is going to try out the files for me.

Did you use 2 1" pieces of wood for the body as well or just the stock? And kept the 3/4" pices for the main body? What was the final weight of the build? Im debating the DIY version versus a 3D printed one.

Boom!! And there it is. An official 501st Scout Trooper!

I have submitted to my GML.

Thanks. That means alot after 5 months of literally blood, sweat, and tears. Luckily blood is easily removed from ABS.

Velcroed the bicep and knee armor in place. Pulled up the shoulder bells just slightly. I might have to shorten up the vest sleeves. We'll see. And add padding to inside of helmet.

Alright. Almost ready for submission photos. Gotta add some velcro to keep bund, and all limb armors in place for troops. See anything else that may need addressing prior to submitting?

"Meditative" yes I see. I have enjoying sewing and slowing waddling my armor into shape.

Thanks for the input. The prices are good, but I definitely don't want to battle print lines if I can avoid it. Worth a little more money for less work and quality. Resin is a little more fragile though right?