Boba Fett 

       I was always a big Star Wars fan, and Boba Fett was one of the best and the coolest characters of the SW Universe. His appearance was short, but so powerful and well defined, that (although he started as a secondary character) fans raised (and praised) him to levels that even George Lucas wasn't prepared.

     My 'real' meeting with Boba Fett was in 2010, when I found a pepakura file with the iconic T-visored helmet, and after a semi-failed attempt, I found a great community that is mostly focused on the Boba Fett costume. This site/forum is THE DENTED HELMET (you can find it here), named by one of the helmet's physical characteristics, more exactly the dent located on the front-left side of the dome. The knowledge of this particular character on this forum is so vast and well described, that once you are caught in reading all those amazing threads and all the conversations with great members, you will never want to leave that place.

     I have made almost all hard parts of the Boba Fett costume as 3D printable models, but I also did paint stencils for most of the helmets and armors, all kinds of templates, blueprints and diagrams of parts and pieces.

Replica Paper Props

    Recently, in 2022, I got the bug of recreating paper props seen in famous and not so famous movies and TV Shows. I use mostly screencaps to recreate the props, but images shared on auction sites are a gold mine. All the props recreated are posted on this site/forum called THE REPLICA PROP FORUM (you can find it here) in the Free Replica Paper Props section. 

    The recreated props are from old movies, like The Maltese Falcon or Lady on a Train, our childhood movies, like Die Hard, Indiana Jones, Highlander, The Shining or more recent ones, like Everything Everywhere All At Once, Kill Bill, Jason Bourne or John Wick. The TV Shows are Silo, Stranger Things and Severance.