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My ESB TK; Jango in a Holding Pattern

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    My ESB TK; Jango in a Holding Pattern

    Though my Jango is not 100%, he's wearable; I still need to finish the harness for the "stubby" jetpack and I'm waiting on my LSFU Vest. So, in the meantime, to go with my wif'e Christmas present to me, an eFx Ep.V Stormtrooper Helmet, I decided to start a TK. Ordered a set of Armor from FISD (whitearmor.net), picked up a hasbro blaster and a DoopeyDoos conversion kit, and I
    m on my way....

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    I know it's not easily accepted, but I'm taking a few "liberties" with the blaster. It won't be cannon, but I feel it will be a decent representation. My biggest peeve is that I get some very smooth, clean lines. In regards to the armor, I have absolutely NOTHING to reference in regards to other kits or builds I have seen in-person. So, IMHO, this kit is beautiful! It came packages extremely well and I believe is from Armor Master. I obviously have some work to do on the side seams, but I think it's coming along well. It's difficult to hold in place on my limbs, measure, mark and cut, when I am the only one working on it. The biceps are currently drying with E-600, and I'll soon start the forearms and the legs. I have the boots already (can't remember the maker, but they are NOT CA Boots), as well as the neck seal, gloves, under suit, belt and holster; several of the items ordered from TROOPERBAY.com. Anyhow, what are your thoughts????

    By the way, I am a BIG FAN of casual jeans day on the Death Star!!!

    Jason

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    Re: My ESB TK; Jango in a Holding Pattern

    DARN YOU! Now I just may have to do one in the future LMAO!!! Looks awesome man...my favorite is the wrist bling! Lets talk soon...need to nerd out soon

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    Re: My ESB TK; Jango in a Holding Pattern

    looks really good! now i am new to all this but i think i spot one thing, arent you a wee bit short
    looks great!

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    Re: My ESB TK; Jango in a Holding Pattern

    Check these guys out for a blaster- each one is hand made and individually numbered.
    Cinemastery Studios

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    Re: My ESB TK; Jango in a Holding Pattern

    Quote Originally Posted by Armydad View Post
    Check these guys out for a blaster- each one is hand made and individually numbered.
    Cinemastery Studios
    That was not a pretty E-11 they had. Way oversized and the detailing is very inconsistent with movie reference. :/

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    Re: My ESB TK; Jango in a Holding Pattern

    I found this E-11. The video is 4 years old, but....HOLY NERF HERDERS!!!!!

    My Scratchbuilt E-11 Blaster with Blaster Core - YouTube

    Everyone should have one of these!!!

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    Re: My ESB TK; Jango in a Holding Pattern

    I always thought that using a toy blaster and just painting/modding it was a good idea...and it looks like everyone already thought of it!

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    Re: My ESB TK; Jango in a Holding Pattern

    Stephany - Yep it's a great idea. They are usually not to scale, but can be the base for some awesome builds. Especially with some production-made kits from sites like DoopyDoos, as well as individual pieces from extremely talented artists on sites like TDH.

    By the way....noticed that TODAY was your join day. WELCOME to TDH!! This is an AWESOME place with an unbelievably friendly, helpful and SUPPORTIVE group of people; none better! You are in good hands if you are prepping for a journey (or two) of builds.

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    Re: My ESB TK; Jango in a Holding Pattern

    I have an AM kit too that I am turning in to a Sandy. It is not a bad kit at all, and there are some great tutorials on FISD on how to build them. Check out Pandatrooper's AM build thread for one... he works miracles.

    Its looking great so far, man. Keep it up.

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    Re: My ESB TK; Jango in a Holding Pattern

    Quote Originally Posted by Trout View Post
    I have an AM kit too that I am turning in to a Sandy. It is not a bad kit at all, and there are some great tutorials on FISD on how to build them. Check out Pandatrooper's AM build thread for one... he works miracles.

    Its looking great so far, man. Keep it up.
    Yeah Terry always has helpful builds. I am going to build my T-21 from his tutorial, and my daughters Ahsoka pack from his tutorial as well :p

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    Re: My ESB TK; Jango in a Holding Pattern

    Well, I have pretty much established that I am TERRIBLE at actual "PROGRESS" pics; I give a START, MIDDLE, END. Anyhow, after 6hours in the garage and lots of CA glue, this is where I am. I have these on whitearmor.net asking for suggestions/input, but any from here are greatly appreciated as well. Some obvious things to come are DROP BOXES, O2 CANISTER, BLASTER HOLSTER and some better strapping:

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    Re: My ESB TK; Jango in a Holding Pattern

    wow, that looks pretty good man, until a few days ago the stormtroopers never really appealed to me, now I'm seriously considering making my own

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    Re: My ESB TK; Jango in a Holding Pattern

    Nothing out of the ordinary; just a build I always wanted to do. Like the other builds (Vader & Jango) I learned alot. Mainly what I would do differently. The kit (AM) is good, but is ideal for someone about 2 inches taller than I am. I still like it though!!

    On to my R2D2 Cooler modification!!!

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    Re: My ESB TK; Jango in a Holding Pattern

    Quote Originally Posted by OBrotherRacing View Post
    Nothing out of the ordinary; just a build I always wanted to do. Like the other builds (Vader & Jango) I learned alot. Mainly what I would do differently. The kit (AM) is good, but is ideal for someone about 2 inches taller than I am. I still like it though!!

    On to my R2D2 Cooler modification!!!
    so who at fisd did you order your armor from?

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    Re: My ESB TK; Jango in a Holding Pattern

    The armor is from ARMOR MASTER.

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