Can we have a lightsaber prop / general Star Wars cosplay thread?
I'm assembling a Wandering Ronin cosplay from Star Wars Visions S1E1, and the most expensive part is definitely the lightsaber. I bought the ForceFX Neopixel, I just hope it's passable compared to the UltimateWorks (that was the one I wanted but it was out of my budget).
Anyways, post Star Wars cosplay photos, webms, etc.

>"cosplay" has nothing to do with any pre-existing Star Wars character, show, movie, or game
>Yet also not detailed enough to be an OC
>Amateurish spinning of the saber shows that she's a secondary that doesn't care about what she claims to be dressing as
>Ultimately, claims to be cosplaying but is just using it as an excuse to be a slut on the internet
This is why we should have gatekept btw.

OP here.
>inb4 you're fat and ugly
I already know.
But anyways, I got my lightsaber and its scabbard. Is it normal for the blade's light to look rather dull in person? It looks very pretty in the webm, but in person it just looks like a red glowstick. Any anons know about this?

Also,
>>10954843
What in the darn are you talking about.

Really badass Durge cosplay from Dragoncon 2023

If you don’t know who Durge is consider yourself a Normie and learn about when Star Wars was actually good

>>10955660
Phoneposting lol but you get the idea

>>10955651

The human eye and camera eyes capture light differently. You will never see the blade light similar to what you capture in a video camera.

If you do, you'll be literally staring at a sun.

Anyone here ever made a stormtrooper or clone before? I've seen a lot of options online, ranging from buying pricy vacuum formed panels, to 3d printed components to eva foam shit. I'd either be opting for a generic phase 1 clone or Captain Rex.

I have made 3d printed armor/helmets before and honestly, they are a pain in the ass. It took me a good week of sanding and smoothing every evening to make pic rel for a NCR ranger - and it still didn't come out too good. My printer isn't large enough to print a helmet in one go, and the seams are still visible under certain lighting. I feel that'd be really bade for the glossy white finish of clone armor for all the body panels.