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Jr Hunter
After all the hard work and stress, it really does look worth it. It is more than a costume, it is an inspired work of art. Very well done.
Properly, I will have to design and construct my own sabre. A curved hilt. And I did design a curved hilt sabre--YEARS before Drew Karpyshyn's Darth Bane triology. I do my research. The first short short story to describe this character "Bane of the Sith", SW Gamer Issue 3, 2001, detailed a curved hilt sabre. From my continued reasearch, the design I came up with in 2006 is still unique amoungst all known lightsabre designs, canon or otherwise. For this reason, I continue to keep the design close to my chest until I have finished the prop.Soon you will have to do a recreation of his lightsaber
This ICE is nice.
Thomas, just a word of encouragement, if you want to make it into the 501st, all you have to do is have some reference material that outlines the whole outfit and then submit the pics. I can try to help you in any way if you would like. my email is darththaddius@gmail.com
Dear Bossk, I too was very impressed with your work. Back in the day, I was more stoked to receive my Bossk mail-away figure than*gasp*my Boba Fett.
Thank you Art for the observations. I thought of your work as I improvised lighting to go with my ancient mid-range second generation digital camera.
I might try out for the 501st with this costume. But as I said before I understand the guy in charge of Legion approvals is a real SOB. Very hard to please.
In the meantyme, I have a couple more nice shots to share, this tyme from Wizard World Chicago. I forgot part of the cape, so I decided to go it topless;
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Be well,
Thomas