....god damn long?
When put in place where they look correct to original armors, it's way to long for you to get the chest and backplate clamped together. There will be a huge gap back, or both pieces will be so far down it will only look stupid.
You'll have to attach the straps / octagons quite far in front, borderlining not looking good at all.
So, why are they made so long? Do most of you cut into the rubberstraps from Targ?
Why are the shoulder straps so...
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Received clarification, you can cut the straps to fit.ryth_ wrote:....god damn long?
When put in place where they look correct to original armors, it's way to long for you to get the chest and backplate clamped together. There will be a huge gap back, or both pieces will be so far down it will only look stupid.
You'll have to attach the straps / octagons quite far in front, borderlining not looking good at all.
So, why are they made so long? Do most of you cut into the rubberstraps from Targ?
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What he said^^^
They are designed to work is almost every body type. Cut them down to fit and you will be good.
They are designed to work is almost every body type. Cut them down to fit and you will be good.