Drewbacca

I have only been on 6 troops with my ROTJ Scout and I was worried about fogging up and being too hot. After reading into fans for the helmet and talking to fellow Pathfinders in my garrison, I decided to go fan-less and realised what others have mentioned above. I wear my balaclava so that my mouth and nose isn’t covered and I try to breathe through my nose as much as possible. I learnt this very quickly on the first long troop.

Thank you! I was looking into what to do next on here so that’s extremely helpful! Will get on to that today.

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Hi everyone who commented and offered advice, forgot to mention that my Scout was approved last month and I have already been on two troops. Thanks for the support.

I have better textile material now for my drop boxes to closer match the pouches. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Great, thank you. Will look at doing that this weekend. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I have a back up for the strapping (found some in spotlight), so I am hoping to get that done this weekend if possible. Yes I will attach the bun this weekend as well. Is it best to attach it to the vest?

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Thanks, yeh I have reached out to Chris. Now I just need to work out how to remove the elastic glued to the inside of the belt and to unpick the stitching around the elastic to attach the cotton. I will post the pics here now that I have worked out how. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Thank you. I wasn’t aware that they were going to that off white - I have checked in with the GML and will apply tea staining if needed. Thanks for the support! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Other armour images... and boots (sourced from Keep Trooping via RS Props)

Thanks for that... I had seen the instructions and thought I was doing ok but connectivity issues added to my woes... will try again now!

Some images of the helmet ... (this time with the images hopefully included)

Putting everything together, here are my soft parts...