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Tracy
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9612
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Diamond Garrison
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Ordered some fake maggots with the thought of eventaully adding a few here and there. I'd use a drop of hot glue to attach them to the armor spots. But, I'm thinking would it be best to keep the original color? Or hand paint them a different color so they would fit in universe? π€ π If there were such things in Star Wars.
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Bikerscout Narkina 5 prisoner: dual organizations Jawa: dual organizations Wilrow Hood: RL Working on my death trooper (zombie) Future plans: generic Mandalorian
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Little bit more productive progress today. Pre damage and painting: sanded and then blotched the ab and back plate with graphitepowder. Turned out better than expected.
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Thank you @gmrhodes13
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@gmrhodes13 Reading over the CRLs for the Death Trooper. It says Armor may have some stains to emulate aged dry blood. This may be taking it too far on the blood! π note: this is not my helmet but it's inspiring!
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Yep! Damage and cuts are next on the list
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Green splotches for a mold look. ππ
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A little progress. I think I went a little heavy on one of the shoulder bells simply because I didn't find the process! Any pointers/suggestions? The more zombie damage and some blood to be added ASAP.
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Thank you π
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After coming across a used TK, and not a lot of second guessing- I've decided the best deal is to turn it into a (original) Death Trooper! I know its gonna a some work. However, it'll be a fun project. And looking over some of completed costumes, I'have a lot of questions. Forgive me if they've been covered already. Mostly, is there such a thing as "too much" when it comes to zombifying the armor. Such as damage and paint schemes? I read the blood effect isn't allowed for approval? Second, can anyone help explain how the blast marks and scorch marks are made on the armor? Your input is appreciated!
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Thank you! Its gonna be a difficult journey, as the kit I bought needs a lot of work. But it'll be worth it π
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Hey all. Its been a hot minute since I've logged in. And actually made a post! I've recently acquired a used TK armor. And my plans are to turn it into a Death Trooper (zombie) If there's anyone I can talk with about the process (particularly the paint schemes) Preferably DM is possible. Looking forward to the process. Thank you!