Couldn't they just use a wireless mic? Then he could sound much better. I get that he had to belt it out, but man, the voice is just terrible.XSTech said:
Main Street USA said:
XSTech said:
You referring to my pics?chiptheteacup said:
HandyAndy said:
The guy in the attached pics is me. About 90% of my costume is homemade, so...the things I actually bought were the dreadlock wig (but i altered and combined it with a normal long brown wig, tied in the acessories, beads, etc.), the white shirt, and the bandana. Everything else is fabric that I either sewed or used fabric glue to fit my shape and size. The coat is actually fabric that I layed on top of an older London Fog coat in my grandfather's closet. I cut out the lining and used the outer shell of the jacket for guidance...then, of course, I added the huge cuffs and cut off the collar, added the buttons, etc. The facial hair is partially mine. I just dyed it dark brown and super glued in the chin braids (just shaved them of afterwards).bassman said:
I'm going to do what I can to finally make it down to WDW this year for the party. I want some ride pics with the costume on!
Main Street USA said:The guy in the attached pics is me. About 90% of my costume is homemade, so...the things I actually bought were the dreadlock wig (but i altered and combined it with a normal long brown wig, tied in the acessories, beads, etc.), the white shirt, and the bandana. Everything else is fabric that I either sewed or used fabric glue to fit my shape and size. The coat is actually fabric that I layed on top of an older London Fog coat in my grandfather's closet. I cut out the lining and used the outer shell of the jacket for guidance...then, of course, I added the huge cuffs and cut off the collar, added the buttons, etc. The facial hair is partially mine. I just dyed it dark brown and super glued in the chin braids (just shaved them of afterwards).
Needless to say I've spent a lot of time and money on it (but I won the money back in a huge halloween party contest in St. Louis) but it's been a lot of fun....and it's even more fun to go out in public.
You'd be surprised how well the bandana holds the wig in place, and all that hair isn't incredibly light, either. As for the hat, I got it off eBay for 20 bucks. They're available pretty much year round I think. It's pretty realistic looking for foam, and yes, it's foam. Someone sells leather ones, but they want like 200 bucks, and I think they're a bit big.bassman said:
Main Street USA said:You'd be surprised how well the bandana holds the wig in place, and all that hair isn't incredibly light, either. As for the hat, I got it off eBay for 20 bucks. They're available pretty much year round I think. It's pretty realistic looking for foam, and yes, it's foam. Someone sells leather ones, but they want like 200 bucks, and I think they're a bit big.
For the wig, if you can't find it in any shops, again, I'd hit eBay. You can get a very realistic dreadlock wig for about ten bucks. The one I got was actually part of a "rasta" type hat thing, and then I cut the dreads off of it and tied them into the other wig I had bought. You can also get really small hair clips at any department store in the girls department.
If you need anything else just let me know....I'll be as helpful as I can. We need more Sparrows out there!
True that!AllisonG said:From the looks of it, not much!!!!
Gotta agree with all of the "not much to look at" comments. I can't believe how freakishly skinny she is. For godsakes, EAT! Or, maybe, at least, excercise a little to get HINT of muscle tone. Grrrrrrrrrrrrrrross!STR8FAN2005 said:
