Almost done!

Well the Commando Detonator project is almost done. The masters have been made, and silicone molds are being poured this week. I should have a vac-form tooling mold ready in a few days. If that does not work, I will have the silicone mold for casting resin versions, so either way, I've got it covered.

I hope to have a cost estimate in a few weeks. This will be a nifty additon to the Rebel Commando costume. I think with a little creativity, these could also make nifty refrigerator maganets!

Another Prop

This time, it's another prop requested a few months ago from my buddy Don T. It's a recreation of a detonator charge from RTOJ, the kind you saw the rebels use against the bunker on Endor. This is a total scratch build using a fragile sample as a scale guide and reference, but all the parts are going to be made for either vacuum forming, or as a resin cast, I have not decided which way to try and go with it.

Thanks about all for now.

Back from Alaska!

We just got back from a nice vacation trip to Alaska. Lots of wildlife, beautiful scenery, and great fishing! Here are some pictures:





For more pictures, visit: Alaska 2010

Downtime

Now and until August 11, I will will not be able to do much on the site or to fill any orders placed after July 28.

Been busy

Wow, June is gone and July is almost over. I am still working on the 'super secret' project. I can't give you too many clues as to what is is, but I think the 'commandos' are going to like it.

Bruce Campbell soup can labels

I don't usually post too much about 'paper' props, but I thought these were cute.



More here: http://scifiwire.com/pics/BruceCampbellsSoupLabels-scifiwire.pdf

Starting a new project

Well, time to get started on a new project, and this time it's going to be the bomb/mine used in RTOJ by the Endor Commandos to blow up the shield generator. The Sunrider Base has been kind enough to allow me to examine one of theirs, a kit that was in poor condition and it is my intention to use this as a scale reference only. And to recreate that prop from the ground up. Stay tuned as I chronicle this process.