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Boba Fett Helmet Detail - A Must-Have For Any Boba Fett Costume
Boba Fett, one of the Star Wars mercenary bounty hunter heroes is a well-known and popular character. Boba Fett Costume in armor- or clone, as the case may be -- has appeared throughout the series in both television and film series, such as "The Mandalorian" and "The Book of Boba Fett." His outspoken manner of conduct is well-known, and he almost always wears his helmet. Although he's never wearing a helmet, his distinct design and color scheme stands out.


The smallest of details can make or ruin a costume. The tiny red protrusions that are on the back of Boba Fett's costume have significance for someone who spent hours designing the costume. They are created using Micro Mega number 15, dental files, which are from the UK. They are the same files used by Boba Fett's original headgear costume makers used.



The rest of the helmet is similarly well-constructed, all the way to the chin-bar that is equipped with the scanner (another reference to the film's design). And while the visor isn't as detailed like the one used on Jango Fett's original costume, it's a good replica of Boba Fett's version. The armor has been painted numerous times before, but it is stunning.


Although the helmet repainted may be the main feature of this elaborate Boba Fett costume, the overall look isn't bad also. The suit has printed details and Qualux armour that is built in. The suit also sports a sigil on the chest.


No Boba Fett costume would be complete without the EE-3 nerf gun. This model is based off The Book of Boba Fett and has removable drums. It's battery-operated. It's not as precise as the original, but it's sure to be a huge hit at your next cosplay event.


A phone call at the Back Bay Station about a person who had a rifle drew police in Boston to a man dressed as Boba Fett. The man in question isn't charged with anything, but he will have to remove his helmet and suit as per the Boston Globe. He must stop dressing like the most powerful bounty hunter in the galaxy and be more comfortable. He also puts him in the path of people who are trying to make it through the train station. He needs to take off his helmet for the rest of the day so everyone can continue doing their normal lives. Let's hope that there's no plans to reenact the scene in which he pulls Han Solo out of carbonite, because that would be an extremely dangerous scenario. This is especially true for the guy who spent 6 months constructing the suit. Go here to read the entire article.

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