Step 6: Complete the costume.

Use anything else you want on the armor to make it suitable for the occasion to which you are going. I made a face mask and glued it to a hood, but use whatever looks good to you.
 
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Starwarsfanatic says: Jan 12, 2010. 7:42 PM

Would you be able to paint it???
 

TheGeekFather in reply to StarwarsfanaticOct 28, 2010. 7:15 PM
Get the Krylon paint for bonding with plastic.

Or You can coat it with Plasti Dip for a leather look. And even Plasti dip can be painted with the same krylon paint.

Also If you plan on making stuff out of the 2 mm stuff you may want to add some fabric on the inside to give it strength. Use a spray adhesive.
nkRtist (author) in reply to StarwarsfanaticJun 26, 2007. 4:13 PM
I think so.
djgangrel69 says: May 14, 2009. 2:14 PM
I applaud you for your creativity with low budget materials (i love to go the cheap route first also :) If I may make a suggestion, why not buy a cheap plastic garbage can from your local wal-mart or target and cut out a main base for the front and back piece and then glue the foam onto it. It would give it a more sturdier look, plus you could use some scraps and make it look a little layered. Just a thought, i just think the black parts on top would stand out a little more with a red under layer or something.....great job though :) two thumbs up!
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