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Those are great. Reminds me of a costume party I went to. My friend was Chewy and I was Vader. The costumes weren't great but we sure had fun.

Sintra, that's a PVC foam board? Do you seal it with anything special after you shape it?

You do great work Tony. Thanks for sharing your project.

You nailed it! What a feeling. I've really gone through a lot of those dual emotions while wearing my armor. The last new one was at Halloween. Confirmation from the trick or treaters parents that I was a dork and their kid screaming bloody murder when I came at her with candy. Emotion: "Ohmygawd! I'm a dork and Crap! I'm terrorizing a kid!" It's been a liberating experience. Armor's looking good Phil.

Nice work Thomas. What did you scratch build them out of? They look great.

Right on! Congratulations!

Boba was in a cartoon segment. The only present was an anti viral agent for the Talisman virus. Kinda funny. Check out the segment: Boba Christmas Special segment 1st time I've seen it since 1978. Check out 3PO's neck. gasp!

Doug, you're killing me.

Pretty cool. Nice weathering.

Welcome back Josh.

Looks like fun Andy. I better get my pictures to you before you finish your ESB, otherwise I'm going to retire in shame to the Sarlac pit.

Congratulations! What a milestone. Love the site.

That's how we learn. No effort is wasted.

That's pretty cool.

Congrats!

Nathan's suggestion would definitely provide better results but I understand your economic delemma. Looking at your clay sculpt pictures and your vac forms there is a lot of degradation between the two. I'm guessing that the clay sculpts didn't hold up well to the vac form process. I suppose the solution would be to make the masters out of something more durable if you are going to skip the molding of a buck from the master. Even though you will be making new masters out of the plaster casts you should consider casting a buck anyway. The point is to do what ever you can to keep the masters away from the vac forming. Even though sculpting is fun. It's a lot of hard work and you'll never get the same piece twice. Keep up the great work Alex. I'm really enjoying watching your progress.

Hey Alex, what did you use for your plaster mold?

Cool. Can't wait to see it.

Hey Nathan, that's pretty cool. Where did you get the padding big enough to cut the cog?

Looking pretty good! Nice job.

Hey Thayne, You're building a Clone? Ep1 or Ep3?

That's interesting. Where did you find the movie Paul?

Hey Guys. Happy New year!

Welcome!

Classic! I'm rolling on the floor!