So where is the information that this is a lifesize statue (ie full body) and not just the previously released 1:1 bust?
That's what I was wondering.
So where is the information that this is a lifesize statue (ie full body) and not just the previously released 1:1 bust?
Maybe we need to talk to the R2 builders at CVI about how to build an R2. We'd probably have to join, though.
I'd be happy with one that just stands there and has blinking lights.
Astromech.net There, you will be able to learn how to build your own R2 D2. They do NOT sell droids. It is a long, involved process, but worth it. My wife is about 80% done her droid assembly, and then she'll install all the electronics, and the RC parts.
So where is the information that this is a lifesize statue (ie full body) and not just the previously released 1:1 bust?
I stay away from there, it gets me thinking bad things, bad expensive things like having my very own R4-M6 cruising the house.
Maybe we need to talk to the R2 builders at CVI about how to build an R2. We'd probably have to join, though.
I'd be happy with one that just stands there and has blinking lights.
I often think about building an R2 unit. That would be awesome.
Go for it! It's certainly not cheap, but I've found the R2 builders to be one of the best groups in Star Wars Fandom. They are helpful, and will give good advice. You can find full blueprints for each and every part that goes into making an R2 if you have the ability and resources to make them yourself.
It is unfortunate that the R2 builders are one of the very few groups that are so open. I had problems putting together my Vader costume a few years ago. I wanted accuracy, and when I asked one of the 'experts' in the field, I was basically told to get lost, as I wasn't special enough to have the info. This has actually dimmed my view of the person, and the company he now works for.
Go for it! It's certainly not cheap, but I've found the R2 builders to be one of the best groups in Star Wars Fandom. They are helpful, and will give good advice. You can find full blueprints for each and every part that goes into making an R2 if you have the ability and resources to make them yourself.
Several members do extensive runs on the parts, from skins, domes, and greeblies in resin, plastic or aluminum. All depending on how much work you want to do, and how much you're willing to spend.
My Wifes current progress:
It is unfortunate that the R2 builders are one of the very few groups that are so open. I had problems putting together my Vader costume a few years ago. I wanted accuracy, and when I asked one of the 'experts' in the field, I was basically told to get lost, as I wasn't special enough to have the info. This has actually dimmed my view of the person, and the company he now works for.Code:
Go for it! It's certainly not cheap, but I've found the R2 builders to be one of the best groups in Star Wars Fandom. They are helpful, and will give good advice. You can find full blueprints for each and every part that goes into making an R2 if you have the ability and resources to make them yourself.
Several members do extensive runs on the parts, from skins, domes, and greeblies in resin, plastic or aluminum. All depending on how much work you want to do, and how much you're willing to spend.
My Wifes current progress:
It is unfortunate that the R2 builders are one of the very few groups that are so open. I had problems putting together my Vader costume a few years ago. I wanted accuracy, and when I asked one of the 'experts' in the field, I was basically told to get lost, as I wasn't special enough to have the info. This has actually dimmed my view of the person, and the company he now works for.
Looks awesome, bet you're very proud of her.
Go for it! It's certainly not cheap, but I've found the R2 builders to be one of the best groups in Star Wars Fandom. They are helpful, and will give good advice. You can find full blueprints for each and every part that goes into making an R2 if you have the ability and resources to make them yourself.
Several members do extensive runs on the parts, from skins, domes, and greeblies in resin, plastic or aluminum. All depending on how much work you want to do, and how much you're willing to spend.
My Wifes current progress:
It is unfortunate that the R2 builders are one of the very few groups that are so open. I had problems putting together my Vader costume a few years ago. I wanted accuracy, and when I asked one of the 'experts' in the field, I was basically told to get lost, as I wasn't special enough to have the info. This has actually dimmed my view of the person, and the company he now works for.
"G" eee I wonder who this was.
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