Recent content by TD1536

I built Clone Armor myself, took a couple of years. It takes enormous dedication, an understanding family, plenty of money and a large work area and storage space. I built three suits of TK armor before tackling Clone Armor, and even with that experience, I would consider Clone Armor an advanced...

I think I can also say there is no difference between the two, other than the helmet.

From the DCon Parade 09. Not sure of photo credits... cheers to whomever took these, I really appreciate it!!

Hi there young guy, While this hobby is geared more towards adults, I do hope my efforts and hard work have inspired you to perhaps join our group when you're older. I know that when I was only six years old and in the first grade, I too, told my teacher and fellow class-mates that I wanted to...

Found one...

The two Stormtroopers were my buddies Bill and James. I actually got the call about two weeks prior, asking if I was available to do this. Unfortunately, I sold my clean white TK armor last year and that's all they wanted for the event. I checked the forums Sunday morning (after Halloween)...

Very nice work!

That is one of the most incredible paint jobs I've ever seen. Excellent work!

Very cool, can't wait to see it finished and worn. I'm not super-excitied about the the toon look, but having less pieces and a much easier assembly and suit-up process is very alluring!

All depends on when and where. I have two Clones and a TD ready to go.

Thanks everyone, I appreciate it. To any local folks, I'll be wearing this again at the Chantilly Air & Scare, which is always a ridiculously popular event for the family. Come out and say hi, or if you troop with Tyranus, let's put in some time for the Legion.

Good stuff!

Thanks for the tip, I'll give it a shot. The mirrored motorcycle visors won't work for what I have in mind, but it's a good example of the end product.

I have a need to cover a clear/see-through material like glass or plastic with a mirror or chrome finish that you can still see through. Think motorcycle face plates, that have a mirror opaque finish outside, but you can easily see through from the inside.

That's very sweet, wonderful pictures. I'm happy for the both of you!