Recent content by SteadmanStudios

I must apologize for my lack of posts on this thread, but with school starting up and my volunteering job, I've had little time to update this thread. On the other hand, i have been working on my armor every time i have some time off. hopefully i will be posting some updated pictures of the...

I actually got my fans on Ebay for only a few bucks for a few of them...They are 40mm computer fans and i have used them on all of my helmets, and i definitely recommend them As for the plating on the back, i used craft foam with adhesive on the back. I cut them out to the desired shapes...

I feel bad it takes me so long to throw up an update on my progress so far, but I hope everyone likes what they see! I've added as much detail to the chest piece as I possibly could, making it look as "authentic" as I Could This picture shows the wiring on the inside of my chest piece. My...

Sorry, its been some time since the last time I posted an update, but between the holidays and snow storms, but here it is... Since the last time I posted on here i was able to cut, glue, and resin the right bicep and both shoulder pieces... Also, I was able to screw in the visor for my...

Thank you everyone for your comments... I did use many of the stickies on this site to help when I came across any problems I had during the building process of my first suit. As for a mini update, due to the storms that have been hitting where I live (Southern New England) and my seasonal job...

So about a month ago I decided to get started on a new suit. I had built a custom Mk VI two years ago, and with the release of Reach, I quickly decided that I wanted to build one of those. For my first suit, I used Fiberglass, but for this one, I decided to try Rondo out, and soon learned to...

Read the stickies, they will be your best friends on your Halo projects

Your video definitely looks awesome, love the mussel flash, but as said before, the warthog looks out of place, and a tip for filming, for the shots in front of the actors, try not to have the sun in the background, it causes that glare on the lens...but other then that the film looked amazing...

Love it! Def like how you incorporated the dent in the forehead in the pep...

Looks good, can't wait to see more pics

Name: Sean B Reifel (as in the gun) Nickname: Scarecrow Hair Color: Dirty Blond Eye Color: Blue Age: 23 Hobbies: Video games, mask making, acting, building stuff, watching movies, listening to music, etc. Favorite Video Game: Tetris Profession: Actor and Zoologist Favorite Food: Chili...