NEO CRUSADER SHOCK TROOPER MASK

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CalohVorn

Jr Hunter

• Jan 18, 2009

• #21

Gosh you're right! yes, molding would definitely be better. What 3D software do ya use, if I may ask?

Thank's

 

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Skupilkinson

Active Hunter

• Jan 18, 2009

• #22

I use Metasequoia.

 

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CalohVorn

Jr Hunter

• Jan 20, 2009

• #23

Due to the fact that I can't work on the costume right now, I just tried to do some paintings in Photoshop. Let me know what you think

 

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whiteraven

New Hunter

• Jan 20, 2009

• #24

Why not have the mask be more of a Demi-helmet, with it covering the top of the head as well? That way you have a more stable base when you attach the fabric sections.

 

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CalohVorn

Jr Hunter

• Jan 20, 2009

• #25

Well, thats an good idea. I see....yes. Would be much more easier to keep the whole thing in place. And probably mor comfortable to wear I guess.
Thanks!

 

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Kad yn

New Hunter

• Jan 26, 2009

• #26

Really looking forward to seeing this done, I wondered how long before someone actually made a neo-crusader.

 

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Odran Kor

Jr Hunter

• Jan 26, 2009

• #27

Looking great... That kind of armor could get the 501 st approval? It's in both of the KOTOR games and in the comics...

 

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Cassus Fett

New Hunter

• Jan 27, 2009

• #28

Hows the Neo-Crusader armour going? i really want to get one constructed but i just havent got the time to start creating one

 

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Ijaat Ka rta

Hunter

• Jan 27, 2009

• #29

A balaclava (military grade) might be a good choice. You can get some ones that look rather thick, but are breathable. They'ed have a number of different colors, whith the exception of yellows and reds, but the sand or tan could be used as a "Sand gold". I don't know if you mention the color or if i missed it lol. They are sturdy and would look the part, you probably wouldn't need to add the top piece to the mask then.

 

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Saz

Hunter

• Jan 30, 2009

• #30

As my contribution, I would recommend that you try getting some silicon rubber to make the grilled neck piece. If you want a cheaper option then there's always latex.

You would need to make a mold to get the shape right though.

 

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Ijaat Ka rta

Hunter

• Jan 30, 2009

• #31

The part that looks like its a heavy duty zipper area under the chin and down? You don't think the rubber would break apart? Maybe just a bunch of little round plastic pieces. I don't know how they would stick on there, but hey, whatever works.