Recent content by pink wesell

Awesome! :) - - - Updated - - - Yes, I agree with silvermitt - outdoors is the best place if you don't have a workshop.

Thank you very much. No updates for now. Been too busy to even think about the whole project. - - - Updated - - - I also sell kits, if interested. I haven't been banging about much, though.

Stretch house send samples fast and for free too. But I bet you've done it already? :)

These original Prada boots cost £400 when new, so what does that make in US dollars? You can find them occasionally on ebay. I got two pairs, of which the first pair I kept myself and second went with the costume. I think I paid £50 for both, not bad price and that was about seven years ago as...

Giggles... Yeah, I am nuts, but not doing the whole costume. (Or maybe I could) I am only doing some parts as re-run. :D

Thank you. :) Although, this Zam has been sold long ago and it wasn't complete then. And unfortunately I don't know any progress since then. I'll post what I still got left of this project and actually I am working on new parts. So maybe I'll get the new WIP posted soon.

Hi Marc, just replied to your message. :)

Pieces for chest armour. - - - Updated - - - More Rub'n'Buff and fitting chest armour parts together.

Greeblies (the brooch, neck seal, was a gift. So, if anyone recognizes the maker, it would be great.) Hose connectors

Toe guards with spikes.

Gloves with hand and thumb guards

Some pictures of Cummerbund belt. I bougth these boot hooks from Germany but didn't buy the bottom part. And the time I started making the belt I couldn't find the parts anywhere. So had to buy another set which was closest I could find on the internet then. Too bad, these hooks were perfect...

Looks pretty crafty and hose part in the neck is under gaffer tape and again another part I have no picture of. I guess towards the end I got tired of the whole project I stopped taking pictures. Now it has coat of Rub'n'Buff Details to go with helmet. Test fitting with the prim. Slightly...

I gave a coat of primer in some point to see how it looks like. Line for the prim looks dodgy, but after some more sanding it looked ok.

Various stages of the helmet. After finishing with the base, I gave it a coat of resin to harden it up. Then the top got layers of P38 (car body filler here in the UK) Thin layers every time followed by vigorous sanding.