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PaulTR

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PaulTR last won the day on August 30 2019

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  • Name
    Paul Trebilcox-Ruiz
  • Gender
    Male
  • Location
    Denver, CO
  • TKID
    14863
  • Garrison / Outpost
    Mountain Garrison
  • Squad
    Mile High Squad
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  1. Apparently I missed requesting access when I got approved 14863 out of the Mountain Garrison https://www.501st.com/members/displaymember.php?userID=24235&costumeID=76
  2. I definitely can pull up the cod piece it kind of dropped a bit since I have the thighs fastened to it and I don't have hips lol. I'm debating printing new thighs in general since they're probably a little too long, but that'll be a down the line update. Just got notice of approval today though, so im pretty stoked I was happy in general that I was even able to walk around the house for an hour without losing stuff, and even went up stairs lol
  3. Submission pictures are in walked around the house a bit in it, and seems solid. Some how went up some stairs :p
  4. Kept forgetting to update here as I've been out of town for a new job orientation, but everything is printed, soft parts are all here except the robe, and my fiancee is working on that today. Black wash and clear coat on, so next step is just making sure everything is wearable
  5. The groove patterns exist in the front ones, what I posted above is the back wrap around part :)
  6. Playing with wood filler for smoothing instead of bondo/resin. Kind of dig it - easy to sand and looks pretty good. Was covering everything, but may scale it back to just the seams since it seems like automotive primer fills print lines pretty well. Using a hammered dark gray spray paint for the color and a little texture, and I dig it. Will black wash everything once they're all done.
  7. They totally are your finger/thumb Print files I got didn't have the hand parts. Also stole your elbows lol. Thanks for the tips on fixing the thumb out
  8. Elbows and hand parts printed. Ordered some tactical gloves without logos on Amazon. Will do a ton of sanding on the fingers and shoulders to clean them up, but I'm pretty happy with the hand plates and thumbs.
  9. Chest and abs done, as well as the second shoulder. Currently printing elbows and hand plates :) Will start printing the cod piece tonight, but that'll be a few days of printing. Slowly but surely getting the base of everything done, then it's time to clean up all of the 3D Gloop! and sand, then prime and paint.
  10. Shoulder #1 done. Just started #2, and about half way done printing the upper chest.
  11. Just started 3D printing the armor parts for my Sith Acolyte, figured I'd do a build thread as I go along Just finished printing and gluing the mask, and have two printers running right now on the chest plate and shoulders. Using 3D Gloop! to glue everything together and printing in PLA on a Prusa i3 Mk3S and a super cheap Mk2 clone Mask: Will get everything printed first, then go through and do the whole bondo/filler step before painting. Updates may be a bit sporadic since I travel a lot for work.
  12. Hey folks, 14863 here. Current 501st kits are an Imperial Officer, Tusken Raider and Snowtrooper (I don't think we can be in the Mountain Garrison without at least some interest in a snowie :P). Also have an X-Wing Pilot in the Rebel Legion, and I'm in the middle of making a Jedi and Jawa (by "I'm", I mean my fiancee, since she wants us to have matching kits and she already has those two). Just bought the 3D print files for a Sith Acolyte (warrior/juggernaut/marauder/whatever the proper name should be :p) yesterday, so working on the mask now. Will start a build thread soon. Planning to sand, bondo, sand, bondo, prime and make a mold/resin cast each piece, so this'll be a long process, but pretty stoked. Hope to interact with more people from this detachment over time, and aiming to have my kit ready and approved by Celebration next year in Anaheim
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