viewoptic's ESB build

[BudaFett]

The neck seal looks puffy because it's basically flattened being on the mannequin right now. Now I know Clothears uses dirty down for weathering which is the best on the market and I'm in the camp that Fett only requires a little bit of weathering. I've never seen a Fett in the wild with overboard weathering to compensate for lighting. Here's my mannequin with Clothears V2 suit:

 

[lowberg]

No one cares what you think but you always leave a negative opinion on everyones posts. Let's see what you have since you wanna judge everyone else.

Yes!!! AlphaCloneFett I want to see your kit man please pleaseeeeeeeee show us, why did you delete your thread I'm dyin bro!!
I promise man I'll give you some compliments about the good, I swear it will be positive. I'll show you it's not that hard to be friendly.

 

[Waffle Fett]

Should have told them not to weather it, I mean, that weathering does not look accurate at all. The neck seal looks too puffy as well.

Oh STFU AlphaCloneKaren. Your always b***ing and criticizing on everyone's posts.

 

[Coanc]

Should have told them not to weather it, I mean, that weathering does not look accurate at all. The neck seal looks too puffy as well.

There’s always one forum Karen

 

[DrToothache]

That Clothears flight suit looks amazing. I really need to switch over to Clothears for soft parts..

 

[viewoptic]

Got most of the strapping sewn onto my jetpack harness a few days ago, just a few things to finish on it such as the two white cotton straps. I bought a sewing machine specifically for this, always good to learn something new.

My vintage U.S. Divers Co. buckle arrived.

Got my Cantina Dude whipcord housing painted up! I will be installing the dental files soon along with the stylus brush rod from MachineCraft.
Thanks to Ord Mantell for sending me a modern lighter housing to use a guide to grind down the proper angle on the stylus brush rod.

 

[Irongladiator]

Got most of the strapping sewn onto my jetpack harness a few days ago, just a few things to finish on it such as the two white cotton straps. I bought a sewing machine specifically for this, always good to learn something new.
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I had also picked up a sewing machine to learn a new thing. Primarily to sew on velcro patches for my Scout Trooper costume. But also to learn to put this together too. I feel like I've lost enough weight to warrant putting mine together soon. While I like my Man of War Jetpack Harness, I don't like how the weight of the jetpack pulls on harness so much that it is snug against my neck. Which is a little uncomfortable, but tolerable.

Looking forward to your other progresses. Keep up the great work!


-Iron