Hello, I know that many have been asking for these for quite some time and with some encouragement from Mojo-Fett, this project is finally back on tra. The gauntlets is made by layering foam pieces (Sheets of foam available at the craft store) and attaching with hotglue. Full Movie I Hate Love Story In Hd. Boba Fett Fan Club Who's NOT a Fett fan?! A set of gauntlets supplied with all the items seen here, all finished in a coat of grey primer and ready to paint. Boba Fett Gauntlets. Left Gauntlet.

This Halloween I wanted to make a really cool costume but I had a very tight budget. So I looked around the garage and I found a couple of sheets of cardboard, some blue foam, plastic sheet, some brown vinyl, lots of various colors of spray paint, etc. I also had a flight suit from a previous costume. The first thought that came into my mind was Boba Fett- the notorious bounty hunter from Star Wars. In costuming circles, Fett is considered to be one of the most difficult, time consuming and expensive costumes there is for a Star Wars character and a lot of people will say that a decent looking Fett costume can't be made inexpensively. I'd like to thank each and every member of The Dented Helmet- the best resource for all their help, advice, templates and reference material! Mi Upnp Installation.

Without these guys this never would have happened. Here's how I made my Fett costume on a limited budget and in a short period of time.

You'll need: two to three large sheets of cardboard- the sheets I used are called newspaper board (about 1/16' thick and measure 30' x 40') It's available at craft stores and picture framing shops. Hot glue gun with lots of glue white glue blue foam board (a section of 2x4 scrap lumber will also work) sheet plastic- I used 1/8' thick Sintra for the armor (available from plastics suppliers and sign shops) and regular styrene ( for sale signs) for the jetpack missile some velcro cotton/canvas dropcloth- available at Home Depot for $10 cotton clothsline- 40ft. Or so, about 1/4' diameter belt buckle (any kind will do but the plastic click lock kind work pretty well) flight suit- grey is preferred but I had a tan one on hand lightweight spackling paste small can of Minwax Polycrylic sealer aluminum soda cans (four of them) dark green fabric dye dark tinted plastic for the helemt visor spray paint- one can of the following: white, red, olive green, burgundy, black, blue, silver, yellow There are also several templates that you'll need. Parches Windows Vista Para Xp.