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Naasad Tal

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  • Birthday 02/02/1980

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    Chris Sharp
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    Male
  • Location
    Mesa, AZ.
  • TKID
    18015
  • Garrison / Outpost
    Dune Sea Garrison
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  1. Ya, pretty much all the other soft parts
  2. Lookin good! I would recommend additional weathering on the soft parts...your head, dickey and boots are pretty heavily weathered, but there is almost nothing on the other soft parts.
  3. Awesome progress thus far, let me reach out to the Garrison CO and see what next steps are!
  4. That looks great!!
  5. In the military world, we use counterweights on the back of our helmets to offset the weight of Night Vision optics...you could add small lead weights to the back of the helmet inside, that way there won't be anything sticking off the back of the helmet creating a bump under the hood
  6. I haven't seem their IK tabards yet, but I know that Keep Trooping is a solid vendor with quality products
  7. Congrats man, that's awesome...next up is 501st approval!
  8. Well done! Congrats!
  9. Always great to see the cooperation here and I look forward to seeing further progress from both of you! I also just noticed your profile pic and your name clicked for me! Not too many of us around that know/remember Exo Squad. I used to own a couple of the toys.
  10. They can all be found on Amazon...I'll shoot you a message
  11. One thing I would pay attention to is the RPMs on the fans and get the highest RPMs you can get in a 5v fans. Also look at the decibels, brushless motors usually tend to be quieter.
  12. The other thread in this section, titled "Unknown Inquisitor" is for this same character and the author has a good start on some of the soft parts, might be worth checking in to for your build. I'm also fairly certain that someone has completed this build, but for the life of me I don't remember where I saw him. Definitely a GREAT looking character and I wish you luck on your build!
  13. Looks like a solid option, just be mindful about space. With those fans the only place they'll be effective is in the cheek area so make sure you've got the space inside your helmet for those.
  14. I don't, there's no need for a voice changer...but if you're looking for a voice AMPLIFIER so folks can hear you with your helmet on, then there are several good models on Amazon. Aker is probably the most well known, but they can be hard to find sometimes. Any voice amplifier that is at least 12w output will be plenty loud. If you can find one, the Akers also have an SD card slot so you can play sound files from the game.
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