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Mr Fett

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  • Name
    Andrew
  • 501st ID
    0542
  • 501st Garrison
    Midwest

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  • TotM Datestamp
    Feb 2011

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  1. No. I have no idea how long that patch even has been up there. My friend just ran across it that one day and sent me the link. The company is from Thailand. That's all I know.
  2. One of my friends just ran across this website selling these patches: http://www.sukhumvitonline.com/kiniela/product_info.php?cPath=2_21&products_id=92 They even put in the LED light strand around the visor and the snout like I did. I'm not the "canon" one found on the newer Star Wars Wiki page that is up now....but they had to have seen me somewhere to make their patch look like my helmet.
  3. Yeah....he REALLY needs to get on molding that mo-fo for us.
  4. Yeah, but in the top pic, it's the far away guy where you see the back of his head, and it just looks rounded. Can't make out any specific details ( if any ).
  5. So, without counting the modified Stormtrooper helmet from the old comics, there's 5 different variations of Seatrooper helmets in the artwork posted in this thread. This said, because I'm not a sculptor, if I get around to making a normal Seatrooper costume at some point, I think I'll just try using an existing Scout Trooper helmet and then doing some mods to it to make it look somewhat more "Seatrooper-like". The hard thing would be deciding exactly "what" to change, since every one of those pictures up above is a basically different shaped helmet. Forehead "sensor array".....sometimes there, sometimes not. Rounded Scout ears....sometimes there, sometimes not.......sometimes a bigger lense area then normal Scout helmets, sometimes not.......etc, etc, etc.
  6. It's not too bad. The trick I had with mine was deciding on having the hoses either too short or too long. I didn't want them hanging all over the place so kept them tighter. What this meant, though, is that the helmet had to remain more stationary and you'd just torso twist to look to each side. Think Royal Guard. Same concept.
  7. I keep checking back once in a while to see if anything new has happened with this project since the last post in September of last year, but nothing yet.
  8. That is me, many years ago. That costume now resides with a 501ster in Australia, but I don't know if he's worn it or not.
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