Burt Landcaster

**** fine job!

All trooper armor i weathered has been long shipped forgot to update my thread so it was deleted LOL

Sweet!!!!

looks great!

NP shot me an e-mail

some suits i am working on at the moment light weathering heavy weathering job

your on point

Flexible foam rubber core skinned with a high shore polyurethane rubber. If i get to working on my own set of spider man webs i will keep this in mind... urethane rubber seems to break all to easy Also great work so far on the legs how well would they fit a guy a bit smaller then you.

Looking good.

Yeah that was a huge problem, for some reason the white paint i used on the armor drink the acrylics i was useing normally i can clean off acrylics with in a 3 to 5 minute time span, but for some odd reason it just stuck like there was no tomorrow. I guess i will never use krylon satin touch again unless i clear coat it first or something fusion always seems to be the way to go live and learn i guess

I know i know not OT related but looking for feed back is it over done or under done? what do you think so far i hope it isn't to sandy looking didnt do the shoulder bells yet.

That is a good point and great idea, makes me wish i had a biker scout to try it

thank you. now i know what type of colors to go for. that was one of my main questions answered! if you have an more feel free to ask

You could use a few more colors go to walmart and pick up some acrylic paints Burnt Umber, Maple Syrup, Tan or country tan, salte grey or Country grey to give a more realistic look

I use a rivet in the middle and one screw on each end since i attach my belt to my abe plate.

I don't make it out to rochester i'm like a homing pigeon i can hit the highway trying to head from point A to point B but i always end up at point A again lol

about 2 weeks ago

If my spider man costume didn't set me back so much i'd garb a TM suit his hero suit pictures are dreamy

ain't it the truth

Awwwwwwww us console guys never get the good stuff

looking good