Recent content by Little Fett

Wow! great work, man. That looks incredible!

Hey guys, Sorry I haven't checked in in a while. Times have been tough. Anyway, Not too long ago I made a video featuring a brief summary of my 3 year ROTJ Boba Fett costume build, and culminating with my first ever Halloween troop. Special thanks to all who made this dream possible. Hope...

Sorry to hear that, man. As safe as Ebay would have us believe their services are, there are surprisingly many scams and false advertisers out there. just a few weeks ago, I found that I had been cheated out of $30 I had paid for a set of akatsuki rings. I'm currently working to get my money...

Dude, this is 12 different kinds of epic! Astonishing work!

Hey guys. Well, I originally wasn't gunna post this, but I couldn't help but share. I'm currently working on a Michael Myers mask based on the Rob Zombie film Halloween. I still have to order hair, but the pull and paint job has gone pretty good do far. The first pics are of the mask...

Working on a new glove. I'm using real copper this time. Running into alot of the some problems, though, with joint stiffness:facepalm. I took another picture, but TDH won't let my upload it:facepalm:facepalm

Just got most of the painting done and couldn't resist putting on the whole costume.

Wow, I look reeealy cross-eyed in that picture!

Finished the first couple coats of paint. It's still alittle drastic for my taste. I'm thinking about going over the whole thing with a wash of light orange to even it out. For paint I used Elmer's rubber cement (a latex based adhiesive) thinned down and with alittle bit of acrylic paint...

Quick update, guys. Just installed the zipper and it works pretty darn well. Here are some pics of me wearing it.

Just installed a zipper along the back seam of the mask. hope it holds up:eek:

Yes, absolutely. The main reason for this is that slush casting is primarily meant for quick-setting 2-part rubbers like silicone, where you can slosh the liquid around as it cures, to ensure an even coat. With latex, which can take up to 24 hours for one layer to cure (with good ventelation)...

Hah! Thank you. In fact this was my first mask sculpt. I you'll need at least enough latex to fill the mold all the way (as with the fill-and-empty layering process). I ordered 1 gallon, and ended up having to sink a 2 liter bottle in the center of the mold, so as to displace enough latex to...

Haha! Thank you! Here's a GREAT tutorial that breaks it down: Google Image Result for http://home.comcast.net/~vectrex23/bottle.jpg

Me wearing my new raw pull! Yeah, I know that's some sexy hair sticking up in the back but I haven't figured out a closure for the back of the mask:lol:.