Re: A man on a mission...
Welcome to the group! Many people come around with the intent on making a costume for the following Halloween, fortunately that is lots of time to get yourself a complete costume.
Best of luck, just make use of the Search feature. It will become your best friend.
Re: A man on a mission...
With a helmet, you get what you pay for. You can get a small inaccurate one by Don Post or Rubies for about $50+ or you can spend the money and get a Fiberglass lifesize model. They both take about the same work but you will probabily like the higher end bucket better. I went with the cheeper Rubeis one and did a LOT a work on it but it is still small compared to my Fiberglass Boba. Good luck and remember that a Fett costume will cost a lot and take 6 months plus to complete.
Welcome!
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Re: A man on a mission...
Welcome to hell >: lol just kidding, or am I? Seriously though the journey to Fett completion is a long and winding one, I have made plenty of freinds along the way though so it as been well worth it.
My best advice, only do one component at a time and research each buy/custom build very carefully, do not buy an item off Ebay that is to good to be true or you will get burned.
Stick with the prop department here at TDH and you wont go wrong.
Re: A man on a mission...
Welcome to TDH! You'll find that the search function can be the most powerful tool for getting quick answers to your questions.
Re: A man on a mission...
Thanks for all the help and warm welcomes :) sadly being a college student i am very restricted on my funds that i have to make this outfit with.
I think for the time being i will be going with the DP bucket(and update to a fiberglass when i get funds too) , not for sure what year but i hear that they fit a 22 in head size, sadly i am a 24 :( Is that going to be too snug of a fit or will it work out? Also i heard the rubies are "squatty" or shorter from top to bottom is that true?
Also i have been tinkerin with the search engine but for some reason the posts are not really that on target to what i searched for, maybe i need to use better terminology.