I've taken a look at the instructions that Anovos gives, and would like to give some comments.
First - everyone building this kit should go to
www.whitearmor.net and make a build thread in
http://www.whitearmor.net/forum/forum/80-anh-build-threads/ . Everyone should do this so the community can offer up advice and watch your build thread to help prevent mistakes that are difficult to correct after you've made them.
Second - I am strongly against using CA Glue for your armor. You are free to use what you wish, but it is strongly recommended to use e-6000. It takes 24 hours to cure, but once it does it doesn't come apart unless you want it to. And that's the big point - it *does* come apart. If you use CA Glue and you make a mistake, there's no going back.
Third - Look at whitearmor.net for strapping suggestions. I wouldn't go with the loop method Anovos suggests. I would use either the bracket method Jason (Raintrooper) mentioned earlier, or I would use the snaps and straps system that myself and many others have used. I would also suggest for snap plates to use polyfiber webbing instead of pieces of ABS to secure the snaps on. It will form to the inside of your armor better as it's flexible. Also cover the back of the snap with tape before gluing it to prevent scraping and possible glue interaction with the plastic and metal.
Fourth - some suggestions with the armor itself:
A) No return edge at the wrist end of the forearms
B) No return edge at the foot end of the shin pieces
C) Use 2 inch white elastic to connect the front plate to the back plate at the shoulders
Here is my build thread:
http://www.whitearmor.net/forum/topic/24804-maxsteeles-new-ne-armor-build/page-1I know there are other things to say, but this is what I've found in the limited time I've had to study the instructions. Please look at other ANH builds on whitearmor.net , ask lots of questions, and update your build thread with progress and pictures. As always, please send me a message with any questions you have on your build. Good luck and have fun!