I have v3.0 printed out but not started - finishing up the cutting on my left boot currently (right one is glued up) - and will start on that next. When I did my v1.0 I inadvertently used the scaling number for an ODST helmet for the Mk VI and think that had a lot to do with the oversized result For v2.0 I went a little (heh.little) too conservative. Thanks for the link! I have read through a couple of the sizing tutorals and think I have a handle on it. its a little hard to navigate but youll get the hang of it. Phil continues to build new projects, mainly focused on the Halo franchise, and is proud to represent the 405th Pacific Division as their Commanding Officer.Heres that link i mentioned. It was a difficult, often humbling, but the end result was certainly worth it. This project used 3d printers then molding and casting each part. Eventually, Phil caught the attention of 343 Industries and was contracted to build a Halo 5 Master Chief with rubberized techsuit. Together, they formed a strong friendship and performed in a myriad of events. They won 1st place at Emerald City Comic Con's costume contest. This ended up being the most accurate Halo 4 Master Chief built.

After realizing that John is 6'11', he found himself creating a full, custom-fitted Halo 4 Master Chief armor set and techsuit for him. It was not perfect, but it got the attention of John Groves aka 'World's Tallest Spartan'. He set out to build the first full-body techsuit using EVA foam. This is when he noticed that the most challenging part of any Halo build was the techsuit. He soon had a collection of props like the Halo 4 Binary rifle and armor ability add-ons. Feeling comfortable with this method, he turned his focus back to EVA foam. This armor ended up being altered and used for 'Valkyra', a very personal and amazing design created by Cassie Karst. It was challenging, but the excitement of seeing each piece take form before him kept him charging forward. Using Aztlan's Halo 4 Rogue files, he built his first set of armor. Seeing so many fantastic builds and templates to aid in his venture, he decided to attempt his first Pepakura build. He found the amount of information available within the 405th's forum endless and the members extremely helpful. He created the handle 'EVAkura' using the word combination of Pepakura and EVA foam. Shortly after he searched for a site that might aid in his desire to build something from the Halo franchise and found the 405th. 405th Pacific Regiment - Halo Costumes and Props - The Pacific Regiment Commanding Officer will be joining us in Anaheim as a judge in the HOD costume contest! Phil found cosplay in 2014.

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