Dillo armor

to day I started my 4th pair of rubber band/Fett armor and I need a new way to atach the armor plates to the vest the other method I used involved sewing the plates on with wire and it just took to much time and effort can some one tell me a free way to atach the armor

Free? does not compute.

This is in the wrong forum BTW.

Check out this site it has a couple of methods of attaching the armor.

http://www.tk409.com/fett.html

Alan

Thanks the web site helps

I want to make some armor for a friend. What are the coolist colors you have ever seen armor painted ?
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Panzer Olive Green ala. ESB .............with proper weathering of course


Steve

I like U.S. medium green myself.

I want to stay away from the color sceam of Boba and Jango.Complmentry colors mite be the best way to go.

IF I was gonna do a custom I would probubly do it in a dull maroon with a dull white as the undercoat then silver underneath.

Hey that sounds awsome I think I will draw a sketch of the armor using those colors and see just what it will look like.

I need to get more opinions...........

I was planning on puting some form of star wars lettering on my armor but dont know what each symbol stands for..........I would like to know basic Corrilion the most. But eney thing will do

Armored cape eh? Sounds realy neat! If you make a scetch of that please post it, I'd like to see that (and of course if you just make it post as well).

-Tony Vida; TK 3204; Austin, Tx

You could use a hot glue gun thats what i used or rubber cement both work pretty good

i think id have to go for a dark maroon, dull black, and deep grey for a custom color scheme, plus some silver for effects.. i had a picture someplace.. but yea.. it looks really wicked together.. its like an "evil" version of boba, the dark side has fully taken him. lol.

Sounds like C*E*N*O*B*Y*T*E! Hi s armor and costume is VERY cool! Just don't copy him. Do your own version. Plaguerism only works best for movie accurate costumes.