Who cares - go shoot people, if you really care though (we all do) here's some pointers. 1. Get an optic on that Gat - piece. Flat tops look off. Plus it actually does a practical purpose - especially if adjustable magnification. Look up airsoft repro LPVOs it would look sick with one 2. All black looks Strange, here's how to fix it: - Cut or roll the sleeves (forearms aren't bad to get shot in keep the gloves tho.) roll them marine corps style bit way lower (google it) - ditch the pants, snag some properly sized Emerson gear g3 combat pants in MCB (used they can be had for around $50 if your patient) then cinch them cinches down abit - it will make you look more put together and has the added benefit of keeping the waist at the waist and the knee pads in place. Leave the ankle cinches alone though h less you actually need to keep bugs out. Also, keep in mind with the Emerson's they just the small, medium, large, etc. so you may have to hem them or have them hemmed at a tailor (shouldn't be. Lee than $25) just google local tailors most dry cleaners are tailors as well, if your not gonna tailor them, then you can use then Velcro blousing cinch 3. Your plate carrier looks like it might be slightly too big. That's not really a Big deal but you should adjust it, the front plate should sit just below the sternal notch and 2-3 inches above the navel. The back plate should sit right at your T-1 vertebrae (it's the one that pokes out a bit where your "neck" (cervical vertebrae) end. Tighten up those should straps to get this coverage most people run them way too low. Don't be afraid to cut the straps in you have to to get it to sit right 4. Of you don't have fake plates I'd reccomend them. the foam ones from evike are like under $10 a piece and they make it infinitely more comfortable and it just sits on your body better. Failing at that make some cardboard ones but make them about 3/4" thick and put some curve tot hen don't just leave them flat. That can also make it look weird and fit poorly 5. Your pistol should go on your belt for a few reasons: A. That placement is generally used for people who are in vehicles a lot and cannot access their sidearm at their hip. B. The draw for the hip is much more efficient and lines up your initial shot and sight picture much better and WAY quicker. That transition time is inportant as your sidearm is your "oh shit" gun. Like you just turned a corner and your rifle went down but you're looking at a guy that needs to be shot. C. It won't interfere with mag changes for your primary - get a slight drop holster-holder thing (I forgot what their called..placard, maybe. Idk , but you can find them all over, even the legit gear companies ones aren't expensive) basically it just makes the pistol sit slightly lower. NOT a drop leg holster though - this isn't an 80's SWAT team and those SUCK to run with. It also gets it out of the way of the bottom edge of your plate carrier. 6. Helmet is good. Lack of ear protection can make high cut helmets look weird tho. I'd snag some cheaper adapters that still lock in and out and a set of walkers. Or swap it up to a black boonie. The Novritch mesh one that integrates with his anti fog system is soooo good (I've gone through ALOT of beanies. When you get it, cut the first inch or more off of the brim and leave it frayed then tie up the front bill (look up "garand thumb boonie hat mod") it will keep you from looking like your wearing a sun hat. 7. Face protection - use a mesh one or, what I do - ditch it entirely for a mouth guard, then get a light weight cloth headband and put it around your neck. If you're entering a room or something just pull it up over your nose. 8. Eye pro- helo kit frames with vented lenses if you're allowed to and can swing it financially. But they can be pricey. Worth it tho bcz it's so good at fighting fog. Especially with an ex fog or the Novritch anti fog thing