Alright!!!!
I did a lot in just two hours. The torso is so close to getting done!
I attached the neck:
I added some more hot glue to the back to make sure it sticks. I’m going to attached the two side parts to the print with elastic so it’s going to be pulled. That is later of course.
This is how it looks:
I now had to get the shoulder blades ready for attachment. I taped the wires together so it would be easier to glue on and not have to worry about melting the wires.
Now…the part I was worried about the most was finding a way to get the light switch on the other side of the armor so you couldn’t see the wires. What I decided to do was cut a small slit behind one of the blades and push the button through the small slit.
I’m so happy that it worked! I was worried that it would end up either ripping to messing up the wires.
Now, I hot glue gunned the left shoulder blade on the back and then drew out the middle part for the small single light.
And NOW THE LIGHTS ARE DONE!
So, I need to add the belt part of the torso, the N7 logo to the front, and the straps. The torso will so be done in time for Otakon. Fingers crossed for the rest!
Any quesions?













What did you use for the lighting?
Hi!
BATTERY power OPERATED 30 LED MINI FAIRY LIGHTS white 3M
Sold by: Ebay User: Seller keepmoving0607
$3.48
I have a supply post I did awhile ago. Here’s the link: http://studioeingana.com/2012/04/12/commander-shepard-n7-armor-supply-list/
I’ll update it soon with additional things I have been doing or taken out.
Thanks a lot! For a second, I though you used el wire, but this just looks amazing for LED lights, great work!
No problem and thank you. It took me awhile to finally figure out what types of lights I wanted to use. They really do look great!
Please let me know if you have other questions!