This is the raw stock I purchased from the hobby store. It is ribbed styrene.

I use a t-Square to cut the stuff into strips, then use a great little tool called "The Chopper" to cut measured lengths of it. One of the great things about the chopper is that you can clamp down a stopper, so that all of the pieces come out the same size without the need to manually measure each one.

And here is the final piece, and where it fits inside the kit.

I also used the chopper to cut to size some styrene strips that are used as the little red wire thing on the pass.

2 comments:
Are you still selling these multipass kits? I saw on other blogs that were about 3 years old that you weren't selling them anymore, but I see these posts are dated 2010. I am very interested in purchasing one if you are still selling them! I am currently making my Leeloo Dallas costume for Halloween this year, silicone rubber hand cast suspenders and all...and this would be a great addition!
Rachel, I still have a couple of kits available at this time. Please email me at jablonskyexpress /// at /// yahoo and I will give you more details. Sounds like this would make a perfect addition to your suit! Mullllllteeeee pahsss!!!!
Post a Comment