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Well - Four years and two sets of DL armour later...

Looks so familiar...

Nice job! Why 2 DL kits?

It looks like your bells could come down a tad; so the bottom edges are touching the sleeves.

Banzai88 wrote: It looks like your bells could come down a tad; so the bottom edges are touching the sleeves.

Cool.

Banzai88 wrote:Looks so familiar....

How so ?

Banzai88 wrote: Nice job! Why 2 DL kits?

I brought my first set 5 years ago. It sat in a box for 3 years. Then DL told me he had done heaps of upgrades to his armour moulds. So I sold my old one and brought a new one. It took me another 2 years to finish it because I have about $250 a year to spend on this hobby.

Looks good Niko!. Finally you've done it. Welcome TAG Snow Brother!. LOL
p.s. Needs some dirt on it mate!.

I have DL also

VaderForce wrote:Looks good Niko!. Finally you've done it. Welcome TAG Snow Brother!. LOL
p.s. Needs some dirt on it mate!.

Yea , took long enough.

But the Snowy will always be my Fave.

Very nice!

IanL wrote:Very nice!

Thanx.

Some of my other costumes -

Where is the DLT-19?.

VaderForce wrote:Where is the DLT-19?.

Here .


You just can't see him in that shot.

Awesome collection there Niko. Is the TD an AP kit?

Banzai88 wrote:Awesome collection there Niko. Is the TD an AP kit?

No , it's a TE2.

TE2--very nice. It's looks like the hand plates have excess material around the edges to be trimmed. Is that the way they are supposed to look?

Banzai88 wrote:TE2--very nice. It's looks like the hand plates have excess material around the edges to be trimmed. Is that the way they are supposed to look?

Nice one Bro. I had never thought about it before. They are velcroed on. I'll take them off and trim them.

Banzai88 wrote:TE2--very nice. It's looks like the hand plates have excess material around the edges to be trimmed. Is that the way they are supposed to look?

The actual hand plates used in ANH were made from honey-colored latex, painted white, and glued on to the back of a pair of rubber chemical gloves. There are a few vendors for these, over at the FISD and MEPD. I use these when I troop as a TD myself; they do get hot, but with a pair of cotton gloves inside, it´s really not a problem. I actually find them more comfortable than having the hard plastic plates, as the latex ones will flex and bend as you move your hand.