Understood! Appreciate the explanation.

Thank you!! I've looked onto getting a Tie Fighter: Reserve Pilot.
One quick question; with our person ID that we get upon membership...does it change with each costume we get approved?

Just a quick update: found the armor I'll need, just gotta get the funds. Probably be a couple years unfortunately; part-time job and going to school so it takes priority. Will definitely keep up with the posts on the forum!

Thanks guys!. My main concern with getting a kit is my lack of building knowledge. I also really don't ask for help very often, but may have to force myself to change that! All I plan on doing is trooping around NC. Definitely appreciate the feedback!!

So just a couple quick questions...
First; I've been doing some research and found a complete set(All armor pieces, boots, gloves, undersuit, etc) from RS Prop Masters. I was curious to know how well their armor holds up during troops?
Second; The description of the armor says the armor is black, but in the photos, it appears more of a gray. That could just be the lightning, but a second opinion would be nice.
Anything you guys know about RS would be greatly appreciated. They seem a bit pricey, but if everything's included in the armor and it's 501st accurate, it's worth it to me.
Thanks guys!

FantasticDamage wrote:Welcome Madison! Best of luck on your build!

Thank you! I'm really looking forward to it! Even got my dad on board to helping me out with it.

Welcome!! I live about 45 minutes from Indian trail. I've got family there.
I've yet to have my armor, but I'm working on it.

Hi Harry!
I'm new to this too(Like three days new). Based on some of the research I've done, Anovos is up to 501st standards. That's where I plan to buy my kit when I'm able to.

Thank you so much! I'm going to go sign up there as well. I appreciate the breakdown of garrisons and detachments. If I have any questions I'll definitely go to them and also keep up here as well. Thank you again!

Thanks! I'm really excited to be able to start being a part of this. I've been through the CRL and found the Novatrooper Medic to be a fairly interesting concept. I start at CPCC this fall, taking their Paramedic program so I felt this particular Trooper to fit not only my future career, but also the design itself.

Hello Everyone!
So as I;m sure you can tell...I'm new to this. Just got home from Raleigh Supercon today and met some 501st members there. Did some research and realized I would love to take part in the 501st volunteer/charity work. I've been looking around this forum as well as the 501st actual website for tips, but I'm still completely lost on where/when/how to start.