hey dude can u make something like that but the only thing i dont like is the visor is too light you should make it darker and could u make mine look like the rookie
Right out of the cages, this one. Yeah I won't be building anyone any suits. Posting pictures of my stuff doesn't mean I'm Wal-Mart. And the assumption that I'm going to make you a suit doesn't help. Why don't you try putting effort into learning the hobby?
Thanks for the comments guys.
I chose the clear visor primarily because everyone else does the tinted ones. I wanted to be different. There is canon set for it both in the game and in the live action trailer, so it's an option, but everyone seems to ignore it. Plus, I think it adds a very realistic and interesting aspect to the franchise overall. I understand that in the Halo Universe, the polarized visor could be that the HUD is active, or that you've gone into night vision mode or something, but if you look at real world soldiers, some times you just see them wearing a set of clear goggles just to keep the dust out of their eyes, instead of going for the shaded goggles. Also, having the polarized visor, while it is certainly fun in costume, takes a good amount of humanity away from the character. Given that these are regular human characters, keeping the visors clear shows that humanity out right and allows for any onlookers to connect to your costume in a very personal way.
Now that's not to say I haven't tried going for the silver tinting (and yes, it's
silver in the live-action trailer). I found a silver spray tint online, but the seller never shipped it (though they did charge me for it! $40 down the drain!), so I never got to use it. And I can't find it elsewhere.
But even after the silver spray tint fiasco, I still like the clear visor better for the aforementioned reasons.
