Jango Arena Jet Pack (Stubby) Blueprints

Hello,

I have been getting back into the Fett swing of thinks and to start things off I went back and have complete redone the jet pack blueprints for both Jango and Boba. (Boba's will be posted later)

The original jet pack drawings were done few years ago and since then my reference library has grown significantly. So it was time to revisit these drawings. The originals were close and to see the differences in the two sets of drawings you would have to do an overlay. I am very pleased with this version.

Please take a look and let me know what you all think. Always looking for feedback.

Alan

Here are the Arena Rocketpack Blueprints, the templates will follow.

WOW!!! :thumbup

Very Nice--as usual!!

Jeanne

Hei Allan, one thing...

Real nice!!

beutiful!!!

now to find someone to build it.

Thank you!

I am working on the templates so stay tuned.

Alan

Alan...
Stunning work 'as usual' glad to see your back in the Fett swing of things bro!

Any updates on this beauty?

The templates are completed! I just need to format them on 8.5"X11" paper so that folks can print them out. As mentioned in the gauntlet thread I upgraded all of my graphic software and I can now make PDF directly from AutoCAD. I just haven't had the time.

They're almost done.

Alan

I use this http://sourceforge.net/projects/pdfcreator/ to create pdf files from ProE and SolidEdge. I don't have AutoCAD on this system, so I can't tell you if it works with that, but I don't see why not.

It is a free utility, and I am not affiliated with them at all.

Thank you for the link. I have to try it if the new software I have doesn't work. The software upgrades that I just installed are suppose to allow mw to use the plot command to plot directly to a PDF file. I am still working out how the process actually works. I also have the updated templates for the standard Jango/Boba Fett's rocket/jet pack ready to be converted to PDF.

Look for an update hopefully soon.

Alan

Perfect timing Alan!

Been waiting for these. When you get a chance can you email me the pdf's or any other version's you have.

i think you sent me 3 different typs of files before.

Send them all.

Awesome!

adelgado@r2ro.com

Thanks man!

Where is the template? Am I missing it here?

His working on it right now. He has newer images to do some upgrades on it.

Originally Posted by wizardofflight

Thank you for the link. I have to try it if the new software I have doesn't work. The software upgrades that I just installed are suppose to allow mw to use the plot command to plot directly to a PDF file. I am still working out how the process actually works. I also have the updated templates for the standard Jango/Boba Fett's rocket/jet pack ready to be converted to PDF.

Look for an update hopefully soon.

Alan

if your looking for a great pdf writer...try cute pdf. search for it off google, I have been running it for my auto cad for about three years and it works great. it's Free...if your having trouble still i would be happy to help you make pdf's of it...

Ben

Incredible work on that

now to figure out how to make it..

Are the templetes up I seem I cant find them? Or am I just over looking something? Jonnie Wishbone

Just give him time, he'll get them up.

this is going to be the first prop im going to do first , i got the blue prints from a friend and printed them out from pepakura , if any one wants a set send me a pm and illsend you a link were you can download it =)

i like it:thumbup. but do you guys buy it or make or what becouse the bluprints are great but i dont know how to billed it with just a picture or what to builld it with or even what sises to use????????

I haven't had the time to visit here much, but I just wanted to say that I will be posting gauntlet and Arena jet pack templates as soon as I can get to them. For now you and use the templates post over in the Boba Fett rockpack section. The body of both packs are basically the same.

The Stubby templates are done, but they need to convert to PDF, a somewhat time consuming process, (Boba's ended up being 57-8.5X11 pages.)

We add a new addition to our family the day after Christmas, a 5 year old little boy named Jake. The adoption process has been started, so real life events have been cutting in to my hobby time.

Hang in there.

Alan

I completely understand... we added a new addition the day before Christmas... a foster son... he was like 3 days old when we brought him home

Congrats Alan!

P.S. We really appreciate (or at least I know I do) everything you have done with the templates!!

Originally Posted by TLobe00

P.S. We really appreciate (or at least I know I do) everything you have done with the templates!!

Totally!!! Your stuff is amazing!!! Take your time!!! It only builds suspence and adds to the amazment when you do release it!!!

Congrats on the adoption!!!

Again, thanks for all you do for us!!!:thumbup

A'den

any news?

I have a quick question.
If I were to print this out full size to get a 1:1 scale how big should I go? Could you maybe provide some reference dimensions that I could use to verify that I have plotted it at the right size?

Nice work Wiz

Originally Posted by wizardofflight

My original templates are 15 ½” wide (not including the rocket nozzles), but based on additional reference pics that have since surfaced I now believe that the standard Boba pack is 16 ¾” wide. Since Boba Fett is 6’ tall with medium build 16 ¾” wide seems to fit pretty well.
Alan

I think the design you have at the top of this thread will serve my needs a little better as I can use it for visual reference as well.
So if I am understanding you correctly, the pack is 16 3/4" wide from the left-outside edge to the right-outside edge like I show in the attached image?
Thanks for your help WOF. I really appreciate it!

Thanks Seeker!

Jedi_Outcast77 - Yes, the overall width as you have it shown should be 16 3/4" for a 72" Fett.

Have a good one.

Alan

Nice to see you back, Alan. Your templates have been tremendously helpful to me for the multiple costumes -- male and female, Boba-based and Jango -- that I'm working on currently. I've tweaked your helmet template a bit to more closely reflect the measurements of the originals whilst still being symmetrical, but I couldn't have done it without your work to start from. I'd be delighted to discuss what my researches have turned up, if you're interested. In any case, I plan to extoll your part in these costumes' existance whenever anyone asks.

In the meantime, how are things going with the home front? With youre recent uptick in activity here, I presume all is well with your son?

--Jonah

Thanks! Glad to be of help.

PM - Sent.

Alan

is it up yet or ya still workin on it?