Raithe

The guy has an entire channel based around "how to make a kitchen shiv out of..."

I think the TNG final episode was one of those interesting cases of a finale that wasn't so much closing a series as being that reminder of what the show was about and and having that optimistic edge to what the future might bring. DS9 was very much a wrap up character story lines and call an end to it all. Voyager was just.. Voyager. Hm, regardless of the spotty and awkward nature of the 5th season of Babylon 5, the end episode pretty much was great emotions. Technically it was shot at the end of Season 4 when they didn't know they'd get season 5 to wrap things up. But still, that jump to twenty years on, and ending with that music (and the cameo of JMS literally turning off the lights)...

Perspectives...

There we go, some internal padding (foam and windowseal ), veil mesh across the eyeholes. In fact, when wearing the basic black balaclava and neck seal under it, with the padding installed the rear half pretty much sticks to my head anyway so I probably won't bother giving it a forehead strap.

A most useful collection...

You just can't say no to the Mouse....

Wrapping up some of those final details (with some minor smears left over...) Have to admit, since the hood of the Sith robe will be up most of the time, I haven't been quite as serious as smoothing out the print of the rear half of the helmet. Put in some magnets on the inside to clip both parts together. Planning to fold some black veil mesh across the eye areas, some interior padding, and then a strap for the rear half. Hopefully it means I'll put the rear half on, and then just be able to pull the front half off whenever I want to drink/eat. Plus the magnets help guide it back to the proper place when re-attaching.

ComicSands - White Woman tries to attack Black Woman in Victoria's Secret - Then Fains when she realises she's on camera

Distracting myself with getting back on the crafty times train... London Comic-Con is back in the real-world come October, so re-working some elements, repairing, and trying a few fresh things out. Printing, Sanding, Priming... Putting that base paint layer... Then bringing out some of the details... Actually thinking I might try using the solid waist/ab pieces of the armour to make silicon mold, and try creating some semi-rigid rubber versions just to make it easier to bend/sit down in. Although I have no idea of what that would involve or added costs. Possibly some time to research.