General New Boba starting around ROTJ WIP

Boba79

Jr Hunter
Hello there,

I am new at this Forum and I am about to start my own Boba Fett ROTJ Project. I am very impressed about this site and the craftsmenship of many of you here.

I started with the following items:

Flak jacket: MoW
Boots: MoW 2013
Spikes: Mojo
ROTJ Gauntlets: MoW 2013
Armor parts: Bobamaker (expected this November)

Yesterday I finished the right gauntlet. I atteched some pics, so please tell me what you think if you like :) This is my first attempt in painting gauntlets.

I also had an idea how to attach the hoses to the gauntlet. I used Stereo chinch connectors. I don´t know if anyone had this idea so far. I just wanted to share it with you. I have some pics attached.

Greetings from Germany,
Boba79

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Right Gauntlet Hose Connection 1.JPG


Right Gauntlet Hose Connection 2.JPG
 
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Welcome!

Nice job on the paint, and I like that hose attachment as well :)

How are you locking(closing) the gauntlet together? Velcro?
 
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Thanks for the welcome.

To lock the gauntlets I used a hinge at the inside part of the gaunts and I´m going to use valcro for the other part.

Tomorrow I´m going to finish the left gauntlet. I will post more pics then.
 
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Hello there,

today I finished the left gauntlet.
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Today I also received a US Army shelter. Next thing I am going to do is the cape.

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Today I finished the cape. I cutted from the army shelter a square of 30 X 36 inch and did some weathering. Here it is:

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Today I started working on the shin tools. I finished the vibro blade an the 4th tool. I used foam borard, two pens and an Aluminium tube in two different sizes plus a nut.

Here we go:
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Looks sweet! I'm trying to decide the best way for me to begin a helmet. I look forward to your posts!
 
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Thanks.
Yesterday I started on my MOW Boots. Basic painting is done, weathering needs to come. Here is the first pic. Colors seem a little bit bright due to the camra flash. I havn´t done a helmet so far.

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After a short break i am going to paint my new Bobamaker V3 armor.

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First I started painting the shoulder bells. I did the painting by layering. I used an airbrush and several drybrushing technics.
Colours I used:
Humbrol Acrylic silver 11
Humbrol Acrylic yellow 154
Humbrol Acrylic yellow 154 mixed with White
Humbrol Acrylic black
Citadel Orange
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These are pics while they were pre weathered.
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I finished the knee armor today. Weathering needs to come. The painting technique is the same I used with the shoulder bells. The yellow seems a little bit bright due to the camera flash. In natura it´s darker.
 
Hello,

today I finished the armor parts using Raf´s templates. I used humbrol silver 11 as base colour, green is humbrol 78 and yellow is humbrol 81. Weathering still needs to come :)

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I also finished weathering the knee armor.
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Please feel free to tell me what you think.
 
Thanks very much.
I use my airbrush and some drybrushing tehchniques. I am going to start with a very thin layer of humbrol green 78 mixed with humbrol green 117. After that I am going to myst humbrol black 33 also using my airbrush. Then I am going to start drybrushing the areas which are darker. The final step will be the highlighting of the edges of the armor.
 
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