Thanks again for the encouragement, guys! It seems I may have gotten too excited too quickly with regards to approval. I'm still waiting for the final "fix it" list from my GML, but here are a few things that were already brought to my attention:
1) My shoulder armor could be dirtier.
2) The dent on my codpiece needs to be a little bigger.
3) My Man of War gloves are NOT screen accurate, and may not be 501st approvable. The undersides of ALL of the fingers should be gray like the glove; the white padding on the trigger fingers should ONLY be on the top, and NOT wrapped around to the underside of the finger tips. (A good reference of what NOT to do can be seen in the very first picture from the most recent set of photos posted above, and in the second picture in the set posted before that closer to the top of the page.)
4) I've heard that there may be some grumblings about the gap on the back of my girth belt, but I'll have to wait to hear what my GML says. As far as I'm concerned, I think I'm good, and I'll tell you why: As per the CRL, the gap, which, TO ME, is defined as the space measured between buckle tip to buckle tip, is to be between 6 and 8 inches. At first glance, it looks like the top strap gap is 7 1/4" and the bottom is 7 3/4". (Within CRL specs, right?) Now, look closer - take into account the fact that the true beginning of my tape measure is actually 3/4" to the left of the buckle tips, which would make the true measurements more like 6 1/2" and 7", leaving no question that my gap/s is/are well within CRL standards. I'd love to hear some feedback about this, because I'm curious about how other Garrisons and GML's interpret this standard.
That's all I've got for now, but I'm sure there's more. I'll update when I get the final word.