Anyway, here are photos from our convention. I used industrial Velcro to the hold the batons in place. I used a heat gun to curve the edges of the "V," It's anyone's guess, if this is accurate, but it is my interpretation of what I see in the screen shots. I constructed the baton holder back piece from Sintra PVC board. I personally think that the deep channels were purposely added for the action figure, so that the batons can snap into place.
REBEL LEGION CINCINNATI COMIC EXPO DISPLAYS MOVIE
For example, from the four screen shots from the movie (posted above), it appears that the back piece that holds the light batons has an open configuration, as opposed to deep channels for the batons to fit into.
One thing that I will note, I do not want to be influenced too strongly by the 3.5 inch action figure. Comments: The 2nd annual Cincinnati Comic Expo takes place on xx/xx/2011 and we. Or, I suppose I can wait until after the movie release. Legion Commanding Officer (LCO): The LCO is the top administrator and. I'm hoping we will see more of it in the coming trailers. past and potential championships, fan relations, and stadium or arena experience. There is still a lot of details that we do not know about this costume, so I think I'm going to hold off, before attempting a custom build for the armor. Detroit gets to be the Motor City, Cincinnati gets to be Porkopolis. Time to start watching the YouTube tutorials. However, I've been really inspired by what catmew has accomplished with EVA foam. By submitting this form, you are consenting to receive marketing emails from: Cincinnati Comic Expo, 9475 Zola Ct, Harrison, OH, 45030, You can revoke your consent to receive emails at any time by using the SafeUnsubscribe® link, found at the bottom of every email. Prior to reading this thread, I would not have considered attempting to construct the armor from scratch. I consider myself a novice costume maker. She wore it at the Cincinnati Comic Expo last weekend, and we received a lot of positive feedback. The chest and back armor is far from being screen accurate, but I think it captures the overall look. I've gone ahead and assembled what I'm calling version 1.0 of my daughter's costume. Since then, we have learned that this disguise is actually an Imperial ground crew member. So, I went out and purchased a low-end set of TIE pilot chest/back armor, with the hopes of modifying it. When I started this project a couple months ago, I was making the assumption that Jyn's Imperial disguise was a TIE pilot costume. As we all know, there has been very little reference material available for this costume. I'm a 501st/Rebel Legion member, and she enjoys trooping with me.
I constructed this costume for my 14-year old daughter. With her birthday coming up in a few weeks, which usually means a one-day road trip somewhere, we agreed this would count as her early celebration.īut first and foremost as usual: cosplay! Presenting a showcase of all the costumes we photographed during our hours walking through and around the exhibit hall on Friday and early Saturday.I've been following this thread, and I have found it to be very helpful.
In addition to proximity and complete lack of schedule conflict with anything else we had going on, CCE’s guest list includes a pair of actors we missed at previous cons who represented glaring holes in one of her themed autograph collections. In the past she and I have talked about trying cons in other Midwest cities, but the Expo is our first time venturing out to Ohio for one. It’s convention time yet again! This weekend my wife Anne and I have driven two hours southeast of Indianapolis to attend a show we’ve never done before, the seventh annual Cincinnati Comic Expo. Gracing our presence on Saturday were Dick Tracy and Breathless Mahoney, from that one Warren Beatty film.
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