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I believe this was posted elsewhere, but here are the links. Made by someone callsign "BlindSquirrel" HALO 2 Master Chief Armor: Helmet 1 HALO 2 Master Chief Armor: Helmet Revised HALO 2 Master Chief Armor: Chest Armor HALO 2 Master Chief Armor: Arms HaLO 2 Master Chief Armor: Helmet...

Computer Geeks Unite! 00110100 00110000 00110101 01110100 01101000 00100000 01010010 01101111 01100011 01101011 01110011 00100001 Started as TSA. Now Net Admin for a international corporation based in Southern California.

Thanks, however, for the reality check. Now off to finish the rest of the sculpts. Finish the Fight.

Awesome job there Hell-J. Keep 'em coming. Amazing what you can do with some corregated cardboard and patience. Nice progress on the ODST helmet as well.

Nice topic. It's one of those that had to be discussed sooner rather than later. I admit I was guilty of at least "asking before searching". Yes, SEARCH is your friend. May I suggest that this be posted along with other "Forum Rules" on the 405th.com/forums home page. Possibly in large bold...

You're not alone. I am scrounging for cash for an H3 version of the Xbox to compliment the Legendary I just bought. *Sigh* mortgages and utilities and taxes. Some day, 405th youth, you will understand. All for the love of our hobbies. You could always pick up a "pre-owned" 360 at the Game...

Great Job!!! See...with a little patience and perseverance and help from the 405th Community, you CAN accomplish great things! Way to go!

Just wanted to say kudos to the 405th and its resident stars: Adam, Sean, BlueRealm (and was that Red hanging with Adam?) It was awesome to see your works featured on Spike TV this evening. I can only hope to complete my casted armor in time for Halo-ween 2007 and this only inspires me more...

D. Awesome work so far. Keep it up. Can't wait to see the final prop in action. Yes, it's true. Kids will make you re-arrange your prop-making endeavors, but ya gotta love 'em (kids that is).

Thank you Link and M-Factor for posting pics. It gives the rest of us motivation and inspiration to create works of our own.

Sounds about right. I already spent close to $400 just on materials alone. And I am looking at spending another $800-$1000 on more molding/casting material. But that is just me. Probably the least costly is Pepakura and Cardboard Armor. Check out Pepakura and Cardboard Armor section of this...

Hi "J". Don't take offence to what others say. I don't consider myself a "fanatic" either. I just like the armor and costuming (cosplay) in general. I, too have been trying to figure a way to mount a weapon on the back. My plan is to use magnets from an old computer hard drive - believe me...

It's a great learning experience. This is the first time I have ever used the mold/cast process for anything. I hope to use the techniques that I've learned to go back to improve some of my previous costumes/props (like my Proton Pack for example - it is currently made out of MDF and has some...

Just wanted to show progress of my Spartan Armor. See my gallery under Merc Studios Armor gallery A note for those of you who are thinking about venturing into the world of molding/casting your own armor: it is not as hard as I thought. But it IS time consuming. But then again, seeing the...

Thank you for posting the video links. I really gives me some motivation to complete the rest of the armor that I am making. I completed my handguard mold, but I will be using the brushed on mold method for the rest of the armor. I am also planning to rotocast/slushcast the armor from there...