Not the best thing to use. It will most likely fall off/away from the plastic after it has dried.

Use a fluorescent black/Blue and hit some of the highlighted areas on your neck seal. You won't be able to see it with the naked eye much at all, but when you take a picture, it will make the parts stand out a lot. It's a camera trick. It helps break up the black from blobbing together when you're i...

Here's another way you could do this project and not let her know about it. :lol Just wait till she's asleep and snap a pic.

Lookin nice, Brandon. It's getting closer.

Nicely done. I'm loving the step by step with pics. Looking good so far.

It's coming along nicely! I can't wait to see this thing done. It's going to be the talk of any event you attend. Nice work and nice steady pace. Keep up the good work, bro.

There is an interesting discussion on the RPF concerning children becoming less creative and how our school systems are setting our children up to be less creative. I was a public school teacher and I'm also a parent so this discussion hit home for me. The video segment was fun to watch. I'd love to...

dallasroate wrote:Pictures of my templates. E3 Clone
DTR

That's a great start and the best doggone handwriting I have ever seen. Clone shoe builds have always been fascinating to watch come together. I've seen some pretty amazing builds. Keep us updated on the project.

My biggest thing about these shoes is the nice detailing on the toe and so on. Unlike built shoes where there's a few little oddities here and there, this shoe is a nice basic clone shoe design. The leather is what makes it an attractive piece as it should stand the test of time. Some of the pieces ...

Clone Shoes seem to be the biggest pain in the back side to build. They're not difficult to put together, just time consuming as all get out. But, has anyone been tracking this:

http://forum.clonetroopers.net/index.ph ... =13015&hl=

I would love to hear your thoughts.

I want to thank everyone for your support over the course of this long and drawn out contest. Unfortunately we did not win the big chicken dinner, but we did make our mark on the Iron Man costuming world. Thanks again, gang.

Jason Bateman...ummm...errrr, Kevin needs this!!!

You seek the help of Tim Bremer. He'll be able to help you with the life casts you'll need as well as guide you with the materials needed to do the casts. The carbonite box part is the simple part and can be made from insulation foam and plastic parts and greeblies depending on how heavy you want to...

TK-1161 Curt wrote:So what were the results?

Winners will be announced July 6th. Yup, more waiting.

TK-1161 Curt wrote:Voted for the last time and put it back on Facebook too.

Good luck!

Thanks, Curt.

This is the last bump for the evening crowd. Thanks for all your help and support, gang.