Anubis

As usual OUTSTANDING WORK!!! I can't wait to see it complete.

Thank you for the compliment, as for the armor it's really not too heavy. In fact I feel it may weight less then resin but it's hard to compare too. I bought the kit from Shawn Thorsson Associates, and the mask from Lions Den (Facebook name). I have some parts coming from Mynock soon too as I found his parts would round out the kit perfectly.

Wool, Cotton, Muslin, and my personal favorite monks cloth.

I personally opted for no sound as the cost was rather excessive, and even more so the fact that the hilt is namely for show. Nine times out of ten most people wouldn't hear it anyways and just like the look so why waste the money.

Outstanding work on the costume. I can only imagine how long all of the body painting took just to get it ready. Having a thought to that end have you considered a body suit with the tattoos printed on it that you'll be able to rock the costume more often?

Good luck with the submission and great job on the costume.

Thanks for the comment as every little bit helps. I went back and redid the straps on the hamstrings, but I will have some more soft fit pics soon.

So I did a soft fit today to see what I had to fix. I still have stuff in route for it but overall not bad. I found at least three things I will need to change before the costume is complete. I am going to readjust the calf plates and apply some padding to the lower part of the ankles.

If by Taras you mean Mynock he is accepting orders. You just need to PM him on his facebook page as that's the best way to get in touch with him.

This shows promise...I can't wait to see your progression.

Congrats on the approval as that is a great costume you built.

It would be a pretty nice costume to do as I have yet to see anyone actually pull it off. The whole piece looks like it would be soft pieces so it would just be a lot of sewing, but other then that good luck and I can't wait to see what you do with it!

It looks like it's working out for you. I know some people use Worbla on top of the Foam to as to give it a more rigid surface.

So I've had some progress and have started piecing together some of the armor. I took some quick pics of the armor so far with the robe and saber. A Sith Selfie as my friends call it. Thank you for the complement Glenk.

So I have some progress on this project. This is what I have done so far. And a closer view, all I have left to do is the Elbow Pads and the shoulders and feet. Once those are done I will be mostly done minus the spikes and a few other small pieces.