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Guest Anonymous
Posted

572px-Darth_Marr.jpg

 

http://starwars.wikia.com/wiki/Darth_Marr

 

I'm in the process of developing Darth Marr's costume. All input will be helpful! I have compiled all the images I have found and uploaded them onto my website.

http://files.hitoristudios.com/images/darth_marr/

This directory will be updated with other references as I find them.

 

 

Sources

1: Star Wars: The Old Republic, Blood of the Empire (links to the web comic main page)

Act 1: Shades of the Sith

Act 3: Burn the Future

 

A compilation of images from Act 1 & 3.

Marr-Comp.jpg

 

 

2: STAR WARS: THE OLD REPUBLIC—THE LOST SUNS #2 (links to the Dark Horse comic listing)

Star-Wars-Old-Republic-Lost-Cover.png

 

 

3: Star Wars: The Old Republic video game (below are a couple screen shots)

darth_marr02.png

darth_marr11.png

Guest Aysel
Posted

I'd think you'd want something flexible but not wiggly, the exercise tubing while a good idea, is really wiggly, you might look at something more like PVC shower hose, it's flexible but not wiggly, commonly found in the plumbing section of hardware store and sold by the foot.

Guest Anonymous
Posted

Thanks! I'll add that to my to look for list here locally. :D

Guest Anonymous
Posted

Oh! I play a Sith Juggernaut and was really digging on the Champion PVP gear. Didn't realize it's the same stuff that Marr wears.

I wish you the best of luck. This is something I would love to do in the future, if given more free time.

Will be watching this thread!

Guest Anonymous
Posted

Thanks Yorke! I'll be updating this thread with design specs and materials used.

Guest Anonymous
Posted

Anyone have an idea how to make the metallic material located on the biceps?

darth_marr30.png

 

 

Also, I'm thinking of using a combination of latex and PVC hoses. Latex being used for the lower front part of the face mask. I intend on having that area exposed for breathing purposes while wearing a black balaclava where only the eyes are exposed. The PVC hoses would be used for other areas of the helmet/mask and other parts of the armor.

Posted

With the closeness of the mouth to the front of the helmet, you might want to

look into a throat mic instead. That way it won't pick up your breathing or reverb

if you turn the volume up too much.

Guest Anonymous
Posted

Thanks! I was looking at doing that but wasn't sure. I might actually put the speaker into the piece that hangs on his chest. That's actually a good spot to place it instead of having it built into the mask. So maybe I should look into some sound dampening for the mask instead? Maybe I should experiment when I get to that point and see if my voice carries too much.

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