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Hey folks

I was wondering if u guys that have already completed ur guards, or are in the process of putting it together could put up some pics of all the ways u have done so as i will be at this stage very soon and i really need to get some good ideas of the best ways to do it.

Cheers

come on guys....help a fellow guard out!!!

I really need some ideas....

I think that with Shadow Guards you will find 2 groups of people, those that are done and those that are still getting started (I am one of the later myself). I'm hoping to start making progress on a few things soon but don't really have anything to share yet.
There are a few people that have completed a Shadow Guard but to date only one has been approved by the Legion. Check through the threads in this section to see what has been done so far.

I did it for Izrahell a Garrison partner ...





...but I have a new helmet

I'm impressed with your skills of that. Bells look good. Along with the bracers. I like to see how the shins fit on the individual. Good job. Pictures of the suit being worn would be nice too. Shins may have to be trimmed a bit depending on the costumer.

Thanks for the pics mate, but what im really lookin for is pics of how it was actually fitted to the wearer. Was the elastic/webbing velcroed or snappy buttoned onto the armour?? Where was the elastic/webbing positioned?? That kind of thing. I do have to agree with LuciousTalvloinne tho, a few pics of the individual wearing it would good also, with up close pics of where the elastic/webbing sits on the body, but again thanks for posting, its much appreciated.

It's definately looking good but like everyone has said it would be nice to see it being worn. Even you you don't have a jumpsuit yet, seeing the armor in action always helps!

For the shoulder bells does one start with biker scout shoulder bells and modify them or can stormtrooper shoulder bells be used?

TB bells would be the preferred. With the TK bells you are going to have to mod out the middle raised section.

Save the hassle of cutting and bondoing a TK bell, TB bells are easy to score and cut with a boxcutter.