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Yes, I think that is the best way!

But I did want to find out how the actual costume was made. There are so many details that come to light for me everyday. It is very interesting.

Sometimes, there are details that just jump out at me that I never have seen before.

My nephew lives in Sacramento. He traveled down to visit last year and went to C4 with us. He went home and bought armor, intending to be Jango, and then got too busy and has not had time to work on it much.
I would like to get as many details as possible to help him out when he decides to finish. And I am going to surprise him with a suit one of these days!!

Thanks again to everyone for the ideas and input!

Debbi

[QUOTE="LadySewforus, post: 115030, member: 2090"] Yes, I think that is the best way! But I did want to find out how the actual costume was made. There are so many details that come to light for me everyday. It is very interesting. Sometimes, there are details that just jump out at me that I never have seen before. My nephew lives in Sacramento. He traveled down to visit last year and went to C4 with us. He went home and bought armor, intending to be Jango, and then got too busy and has not had time to work on it much. I would like to get as many details as possible to help him out when he decides to finish. And I am going to surprise him with a suit one of these days!! Thanks again to everyone for the ideas and input! Debbi [/QUOTE]

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