If you do plan on going the 3D printer route, I suggest watching Nikko's video on scaling armor for printing. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8p0iqI_qWK8

Just a quick tip that I had learned the hard way. It is better to do a few thin coats over a couple of heavy coats. If you have too much wet paint on your bucket and it runs it will cost you even more time in sanding it. Also if you have the option to safely do it, paint it inside, nothing quite lik...

There are templates for the robe on the forums, but you will have to scale them to your size.

LuciousTalvloinne wrote:The only difference in the hides is one has been dyed for you. You will need 2 inch width then cut in grooves on top and bottom to replicate the costume. The buckle you will need to have the 2 inch size.

What tool would you suggest to use to cut the grooves?

Wow looks good to me and budget friendly.

Does anyone recommend a seamstress in the Houston, Texas area? I am from Baytown so that would be the East side and am looking for a seamstress to make me a shadow guard cloak. Thank you for any help.

http://www.forcepike.net/forum/viewtopi ... =16&t=2038
I am using these to make my armor, except for the back and chest plates. If you buy pepekura designer you can scale them as needed.

Alright after three rounds of applying bondo and sanding, I am almost finished with this step. There are just a few divots that I need to fill. http://i1014.photobucket.com/albums/af261/jofus2004/Shadow%20Guard/Front.jpg http://i1014.photobucket.com/albums/af261/jofus2004/Shadow%20Guard/Right%20side...

I believe that the ab plate is too small as is from that kit, though everything should work.

Can you please send me the files for the saber pike? jofus_2000@hotmail.com
Thank you