Star wars props diy

How to Make a Cardboard Costume Helmet: Here's how to make a low cost costume helmet using cardboard. Helmets are usually one of the hardest and most expensive parts to make for a cool Halloween costume so here's a simple method I use. The methods I describe can be used to make almost any…

Not gonna lie, I'm jealous of your resourcefulness with all this stuff.

DIY Starwars Sith Wayfinder : Hello! :) In this tutorial i show you how to make a simple Starwars Sith Wayfinder to find planet Exogol. The materials you need are pretty basic. Here’s my list :-): Materialscardboard sheetprinted templatesemi translucent paper or something else …

Dollar tree Star Wars banners. Made from pillow cases and acrylic paint

Here’s how I go about building a PVC lightsaber.

Ready to see part of what John and I've been working on the past few weeks? Not the whole thing, of course, but at least a little of it? SWEET. First pretend you didn't read that post title for a sec. You know, so you'll be surprised. Ahem hem hem. BB-8!! As you can see, this BB's been through a scrap or two. Never fear though, he's a tough little droid and will have a lively conversation with you if prompted. There's much more to our Project, but I thought BB-8 would be a fun partial reveal…

What you see on-screen might actually be in your own home! No, not Keanu Reeves, silly! I’m talking about movie props. As it turns out, quite a lot of them are repurposed everyday household items. The r/Thatsabooklight subreddit documents the times that people recognized these everyday items in movies and on TV shows, and just couldn’t help but share with everyone else. And, wow, we’ve got to say, once you notice these behind-the-scenes details, you’ll never look at films the same way again.

I know I am not the first one to do this type of thing, but several people in other boards have asked for some kind of tutorial for the new transport cases I just made. While I don't exactly have a full tutorial, I did write something up that at least will let you get an idea of some parts to try...