Hamsterstyle
Well-Known Member
Hello my RPFy friends.
Over the last two months I have been considering, wondering, planning, agonizing, and pondering how to build a spectre costume for PAX Prime 2010. About a week before it started it all came to me how it would work and after a flurry of furious foam fun, some magic sculpt solutions, and some pvc inspirations It all came together.
Granted, attempting to wire up some LED's failed badly, I went without glowing eyes and other glowing parts (there is alot of glowing normally). Also, this costume wasn't really fully assembled until the parking lot of PAX. A little electrical tape goes a long way.
Here it is all up and assembled:
The hardest part was getting the mask to actually work.
In the end I didn't really finish the costume in time for PAX. But I got about 75% done. There are lights, decals, the leg armor (I use bits from an old Commedian costume), and even the gun wasn't done being modified.
But I'm happy, learned a lot, and got a great response.
It was comfortable to wear for the most part, except for the helmet, which due to lack of sufficient padding started hurting my ears.
Over the last two months I have been considering, wondering, planning, agonizing, and pondering how to build a spectre costume for PAX Prime 2010. About a week before it started it all came to me how it would work and after a flurry of furious foam fun, some magic sculpt solutions, and some pvc inspirations It all came together.
Granted, attempting to wire up some LED's failed badly, I went without glowing eyes and other glowing parts (there is alot of glowing normally). Also, this costume wasn't really fully assembled until the parking lot of PAX. A little electrical tape goes a long way.
Here it is all up and assembled:



The hardest part was getting the mask to actually work.
In the end I didn't really finish the costume in time for PAX. But I got about 75% done. There are lights, decals, the leg armor (I use bits from an old Commedian costume), and even the gun wasn't done being modified.
But I'm happy, learned a lot, and got a great response.
It was comfortable to wear for the most part, except for the helmet, which due to lack of sufficient padding started hurting my ears.