Need Professional Advice

Hello, I have been posting around a few threads lately and have only barely started on my Fett Suit. This is my first Star Wars costume and of course I start out with a really intricate character, but it is worth it. My plan is to join the 501st as Boba Fett. I have alrady painted the paldrons and primed the chest armor. So, I was wondering if you experienced guys can take a look at my paldrons and maybe post some pictures of your own Boba Armor that made it into the 501st that way I can see the level of quality they expect, Which I assume is very high. I wish I could have gotten more completed and painted but with school at FSU, we can only paint so fast. Oh, I also have to give credit where due, without my girlfriend the armor wouldn't have ever looked as well painted as it does. Thanks in advance and Cheers!!
P.S. It is a ROTJ Boba fett...probably should have mentioned that.

sent ya an email... I'm from Tallahassee too not living there atm though...

I'm a GML of the 501st Legion, I approve costumes to the garrison which I reside. Your shoulder armour seems to look pretty good I wouldn't deny it.

Awesome!! I'll try to get up some more pics as they are completed...Hopefully soon!!

I think it depends on how strict your garrison guys are. Personally, I don't see a problem with it. Your armor is coming along nicely. Make sure to weather it with some black mysting or something though Can't wait to see the rest.

Thanks. I still need to do the weathering, hopefully within the next two weeks or so I'll have some time to sit down and really knock the armor out. Also another point I was worried about; i was reading a post on boba guidlines and they also pointed out the three holes in the lower right corner dent. I never reallly noticed that untill they pointed it out then of course I did notice it. Do you all think those three holes really matter? Thanks again and Cheers!

i think your armor is looking pretty cool. kind of like a style-ized cg-ish boba, the kind that would fit right in on the set of the upcoming clone wars animated movie. and for your ab plate gash, paint a small piece of styrene (or whatever plastic you're using for your costume) the same silver color and glue it in from the back. but it's not too bad, i wouldn't sweat it too much.