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updated my costume finally and now its approved too!!

Submitted photos for approval the other week, still waiting on the response hehe. Knew it wouldn't be a quick one Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

Yeah that's the picture I based a lot of mine around. Awesome detail

No it's official. Came as an art card with my ultimate sith edition game, there a book with the art for each outfit Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

ok recolouring of the head-wraps are done and im happy that they match in with the rest of the costume much better!!

thanks mate! i actually wanted the headwrap to be a bit darker upon looking back at more reference and so it matches the rest of the costume a bit more. shall put up photos shortly

Thanks so much! Was pretty happy with how quickly and cheaply it came together too. All of this was the first project with my 3D printer too

Ah awesome. I still have to add more colour depth into the head wraps since I didn't use sprays like I did with the other parts. I'll try and get she natural light photos soon too because in person it looks nicely sunbleached. But could use a little more tan brown

Hi guys, new member here with first time posting! I've been a cosplayer for about 8 years now and I love making everything myself so thought it was finally time to join a few friends of mine in doing a few Star Wars costumes. Ever since playing The Force Unleashed: Ultimate Sith Edition I knew I had to make this costume. Everything was hand made and took about a week to construct. The belt and bandoliers are actually foam based with fabric glued on top and weathered. Helmet was a pepkura file and the first one I've worked on, took a total of 3 days to complete. The mouthpiece and nodules are 3D printed. The pieces on the bandoliers, nodules on the arms and lightsabers are all also 3D printed with some parts modelled by me too. The claws were just cut PVC plastic and the same for the arm blade piece. All sewn components were from cottons, muslins and cheesecloths that were dyed and heavily weathered. Because of the natural fibres I did a lot of weathering by actually setting pieces on fire since they wouldnt melt and go horrible. Looking forward to getting some feedback on here before I take the proper application photos Thanks guys! FULL BUILD PICS IN PHOTOBUCKET ALBUM -> http://s623.photobucket.com/user/kurai-kishi/library/Starkiller%20Build