Recent content by Jurassic_Fett

Also, the base green for the armor goes first for ROTJ, then you add your silver and yellow topically with paintbrush. Then, add your airbrush weathering. The helmet is all layered

It's a 20 year old link/thread, perhaps there are better resources in the costume gallery or ask some of the painters what they use. The "real" colors are not truly known. Armor is more of a medium green weathered with grey and black, while the helmet leans more grey green / olive with grey...

Hey guys! Happened to stumble upon what I believe to be the true Boba Fett whipcord found part. Firstly, thank you Ord for providing us with a modern era make of the lighter. This helped on my search to locate this. This here is a K-tel Super Sound anti static device. Now, we've seen the...

Excellent job dude!!

This will be an amazing project. Put me down for one!!

Its crazy how we went with an oversized flamethrower for years. This is going to change the standard forever!

Great work so far dude! Prints look great. Can't wait to see the stencils on there!

Looks awesome, dude!!!! Great work!

Hey there, exactly what neo showed you above. only the left shoulder on the ESB (mythosaur shoulder) does not have the "yellow" chipping/damage. Instead, it has grey or poorly mixed silver, as to contrast with the yellow base color. The other shoulder and both knees do

I'm still on board with the stray hair stuck under the paint theory

As far as the edge of the diamond, I do not see anything there like an actual crack or dent, I believe the silver contrasting with the dark green makes us think there may be.

Interesting. I first thought it was the image quality, but I think I see it in other references as well (or my eyes are playing tricks on me). Could be a crack, or imperfection in that diamond pull. Could even be a paint imperfection in one of the layers underneath, Maybe it's a long lost...

Great work!! Did you use DH caboose for the red?

I'd recommend sanding the surface to prep for the paint and the texture method of your choice. I'd start with 220-320 grit, then finish off the sanding with 400+. You may want to remove the esb style details/ chipping they left on the cast as well, before you add the rough texture and "painted...

Hey there, what are your goals with this helmet? Are you wanting to repaint it as the Boba fresh/rearmored helmet again?