After some more work as well as procrastination, this 327th Star Corps clone is very close to being done! I've weathered the armor as well as a little more work to the bucket; I filled in the old detail slots on the chest and cut out new ones that should be more accurately sized and placed; the calf...

Well, I finally had my first test-fitting of my clone armor and had some pics taken. Aside from the fact that it took about three times as long to put on as my TK, things went relatively smoothly. I had these taken more as a reference to see what I need to adjust, but I thought I might as well put t...

About time you got that armor approved. Welcome to the *real* trooper ranks.

That's all we need, another hotshot pilot to put down all us groundpounders. lol

Welcome to the 70th, Jon!

Welcome to the 70th, Bryon!

Still working on my Ep III clone armor. I'd estimate that I'm around 80 - 85% done at this point. Once I get the chest & back pieces mated together, attach the shoulder straps, measure out and attach the belt, and finish up the strapping for the upper body, then the suit will be fully wearable. ...

Now you have a great-looking costume just in time to roast alive while wearing it in this heat.

Congrats, Laura!

Nice job to the both of you on that sweet-looking Guard!

That has to be one of the most outrageously cool things I've ever seen!

Welcome, Holly! Great to have you with us.

That's a robot? And here I thought it was Teddy Roosevelt.

Congratulations, Lance. Seeing this armor in person, I know you and Ken put in a lot of hard work into it and it shows. Looking forward to trooping with you again in the near future!

Oh, and I bet you don't want to be an all-powerful Jedi anymore - it's more fun to be a bad guy.

Nice job, Dave! I'm glad to see your hard work pay off.

Very nice CT, Troy! I hope mine will turn out that well, too. Good to have you aboard.

Yeah, Bart, that very thought occurred to me, as well.

My thoughts and prayers go out to Aaron and his family for a swift recovery.