Beer and late-night online purchases...

[Meatcake]

I purchased a full scout armor kit (with helmet) from Studio Creations and the soft parts from an eBay vendor in Bolivia.

Before jumping into the build...is the stuff I have going to be eligible for certification?

Any advice or guidance you can give me would be much appreciated!

-Meat

[BikerScout007]

I purchased a full scout armor kit (with helmet) from Studio Creations and the soft parts from an eBay vendor in Bolivia.

Before jumping into the build...is the stuff I have going to be eligible for certification?

Any advice or guidance you can give me would be much appreciated!

-Meat

 

SC armor is very common 'round these parts. And by Bolivia I am assuming you mean Cristian aka Cucblack. He makes very good stuff although shipping from South America can be very trying.

 

But everything depends on how you assemble it. You've got good stuff so you have to make it look good on you! That's where we come in. Read through the forums and start making a battle plan. The SC stuff should come very quick so you should probably dive into the helmet first.

[Bubonos]

I will trust Mickey on the bund as I commissioned a friend in my garrison to make my bund and vest. But I know Mickey and I both have SC armor and buckets and are approved. Lol, nah it's great armor, especially for medium to smaller people. If you have a big head, may want to see if you can trade with someone for a bigger helmet or get a bigger one from another vendor. This may require you to pain your kit as the color of the plastic may vary from vendor to vendor. Can't wait to see pics of your build!

 

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[Bubonos]

The title drew me in bro. I have the same bad habit of drinking and spending money online or saying stuff I should keep to myself.

 

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[DrewTroan]

If I recall that's how I pulled the trigger on my armor as well