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• vor 29.11.2011 07:02
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• falling victim

  If you’re like me, you were to finish the things that the market first Totters until this year. Have one of your zentai suit accessories or “falling victim” set and not set this year?

  I bought the Spirit Harvester prop, and it has never been out of the box due to time constraints. Which, I guess it’s cool, considering it may be new for next year. I also got a new pair Bluck great I have not had time to develop, and a “victim of a spider’s web” of Wal-Mart I did not open.
  A number of little things do not display this year, mostly put things in detail as strings, faux barbed wire, foam, etc.. I also have new things that have not been out for two years now because of time constraints. A few things have conspired to put me under the gun on Halloween day, namely the work of the day and bad weather during the week. But really, I’m the only one who knew. The amount of stuff that was there made quite an impression, even on me. And it’s close enough for jazz. There’s always next year to nail it! Yes I am guilty of forgetting something. I bought a bunch of lights landscaping Waymart had crackled glass globes in July. I just wanted the globes. I was going to use them in my decorating with some flashing LED to light the haunting. I put in a box on a shelf and when we were packing everything away, I saw the box sitting there.

  Well it gives me months to get these things so much that I can use next time. I never set up anything because we have too many things. In fact, I started serving some things that have not been used for years. No need to keep something that has not been used and never will again.
  I waited too long to start my tombstones and only two were finished with lettering. The rest was hastily locked gray dry so they can at least be set up remotely. I will definitely work on these throughout the next year, especially if I want to create the detail that many members have shown in their graves. I bought the fabric, but never built my Boogie Man size to my nightmare on the theme of bathroom (the bathroom downstairs has a shower that will be complete “Oogie lair”). Not much, since all of next year will be the theme of Halloween Nightmare Before Christmas and will be the perfect time for him. I never tell anyone what my plans are for the year, this so if I can not do something, nobody will know and no matter what I’m always “good home”.

  About 25% of my collection of blue catsuit accessories has not seen the night of Halloween. I have so much to do, and this year I have really bad back pain. I also forgot a few accessories in the basement, as my skeleton in a cage, my vampire Staggering was not ready, my body PVC accessories were not made, I was supposed to have some thematic SILENT HILL to haunt not have time to do anything to him a lot. Next year we start is in September instead of October. We learned our lesson this year. My son told me a couple of years, “Dad, you’re the only things missing that are not taken out.” And he’s right – they do not miss what they do not see. There is usually not enough out. As for this year, new things have been finished with minutes to spare, but ran out of time to correct some of the things broken in the last year I kept meaning to move. Note to self – make a list and check it.

• vor 28.11.2011 08:49
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• Robot costume Party Rock

  I have more prompt action on my phone, but I lost my USB cord. This is a paper mache / joint compound with a lot of plaster of Paris at the end of the texture. I do not think the pictures quite do it justice, because the texture looks really great. I inherited a couple of foam mattresses from my grandparents a time when they moved, I was re-purposing the foam for different things, mostly in the hands of pull chain, but I used a bit to pad the mask, its surprisingly comfortable there. I have a job that allows me to work on this for 7 hours or more per night. I will be painting a glove while completing the other night. I will also work on a large pot and paint my candles false. I was distracted by the past, but I always come back to what I like, prop making.
  I would like to create some costumes clips LMFAO and I have no idea how to do this. In fact, I need help:
  - Make zentai suit, which may take several fast movements, but are easily removed (as in sexy and I know the video)
  - What equipment do I need to create the robot head box? So I know how to do this, but I have problem with the eyes (I have these LED 2), I do not know what that yellow thing, you can see if you look closely in the eye. Robot eyes watchful eye of lit LEDs as a string, perhaps yellow with a red film on the center? Probably for the helmet I would use foam insulation. Something light, like 1 / 2 thick. You can get a much smoother finish if you have something like cardboard. Maybe attach it to a helmet so it does not move around and you can see all the time. With green catsuit, I’d probably deconstruct a pair of pants, the video, it looks like they have Velcro on the sides. Just make sure you get pants that are not skin tight. You can get long strips of Velcro to fabric, craft stores, even Wal-Mart usually has some.

  Hope this helps a bit, and I’d love to see photos of the costume when you’re done. I wanted to make a robot costume Party Rock. I am always interested! It has just been crazy busy for me last week. The robot’s head looks awesome! So is sliding around the head with the helmet? I have not built this part of the costume for my son (I can not find his helmet), and find I can slip on shoes in size painting child was terrible. Please keep posting your progress, I try to stop when I can, but only the opportunity to wander a little, then it’s back to business and to prepare everything. I did not have much time these days because of school activities and other, otherwise it would have been completed weeks. Currently I have no new pictures, last weekend I made this robot to my friend and he gathered all the pieces. It will be completed in one week, now we just need to paint and put a helmet inside.

• vor 22.11.2011 10:20
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• vor 22.11.2011 10:17
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• Fett Ammo Pouch can permanently affixed

  Traditionally we see Fett’s ammo pouch belt as a row of 8 leather pouches in a row, worn in front. This may be the case at times and it may have been changed over time and who knows? It’s difficult to get a good detail shot of the belt area because he usually has his rifle in the way. I don’t own a belt so my question is, do the pouches move? Can they be slid along the belt or are they permanently affixed?
  If you have the Action Figure Archive, pg. 28 has 3 pictures from the ESB plainly showing the ammo pouches split in half, with 4 on each side, leaving about a 1/2 foot of belt in the middle. The ROTJ seems to be the solid 8 in a row, and so does the Pre-Pro suit. My sincere apologies, but I don’t have a scanner, can’t find a pic online, and haven’t got the ref cd either. If someone can scan the lower left picture on pg. 28 of the action figure archive that would be great.
  Ya know what I have found? Like almost EVERY part of the Boba costume- the answer to your question is “It depends”! It depends on the picture, the day it was shot, WHO helped him put on the costume… etc…
  It has a fantastic multimedia section with lots of pictures of just about everything. But, like you said, Boba has his gun up most of the time, blocking his belt! Look at picture # 15 in the Empire section of the Fett pics and you can see that the belt THERE has all eight all in a row touching. But as you pointed out, other pictures show them split. Remember, they never thought anyone would go through ALL the trouble folks like us have to actually MAKE a suit EXACLTY like the one used in the flicks. So there really is no ONE way to make a Boba! On a personal note- on my costume, I have them all in a row. It just looks cool!
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