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MKE-Trooper last won the day on October 22 2024
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- Birthday 10/07/1979
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Nick
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Scout Trooper: The Mandalorian
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Hey Zlevey, The armor from Studio Creations is absolutely incredible. I was blown away by the quality. I only had to make one change to make it align with the Mandalorian Scout CRL level 1 basic standards. - The Studio Creations pre assembled set has an addition strap on the knee armor. Luckily Kurt was amazing and let me ship them back and he sent me knew ones without the second strap. If he hasn't shipped yours yet, contact him quick and see if he can exclude the second strap - The only other change I made was cutting away the white elastic that went around the connection point for the chest and back piece. This wasn't needed and I didn't like the look of it. (This is totally optional). Let me know if you have any other questions.
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MKE-Trooper replied to t4rt4n's topic in Scout Trooper: "The Mandalorian" HQ
Welcome! Great picture, I just saw it on instagram a few days ago. -
Question for the group. I did a partial suit up today so I could measure where to attach the velco on the flight suit for the Codpiece strap in back. Looking at others suit up pictures I feel like the Cummerbund is to tall. On others the pouches come down to the bottom of the Cummerbund, where mine has a good two inches below. I measured the pouches and they are exactly 6x5x2 inches. So my question is, how tall should the Cummerbund be? Mine is 11". I am sure it will look better once I add the belt but I want to make sure this isn't going to be a problem for approval.
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And the boots are done! Now I wait for everything to dry. The weathering on the armor seems to be drying in 2-3 days, but the boots seem like they are going to take 7-10 days. Once everything is dry I will glue down the dogbones on the boots and add the straps back onto the armor. I am beyond happy with how everything turned out. The weathering is more of a reddish brown (I used Raw Umber on everything), but it is not showing that way in the photos. I will have to figure out how to capture the color better when I suit up for pictures.