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Jedi Accesories |
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Jedi Boots |
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These have to be the most awsome part of my costume. You can get boots like these from www.MotorCowboy.com. Mine were specialy made for me. Or you can get a cheap pair of East German military riding boots. I know a couple of people that have got these and then added to them. You can get these from www.militaryclothing.com. I don't know how much they are you will have to ask them |
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Jedi Utility Belt |
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The utility belt holds everything that a Jedi needs when he or she is on a mission. I had mine specialy made. Working with leather can be hard but from watching the person make mine I have got a good grip on how to make others.
This is my belt. It cost me $130 to get made for me but it was worth every penny. It is made from 4mm thick leather. The main part is 650mm wide and1200mm long and 4mm thick. The buckled part of the belt is 20mm wide 4mm thick and 1300mm long. The back part of the belt with the 4 rivets is the same thicknes, width as the main part of the belt and is 260mm long. And finally the little loops beside the buckel. It's just little bits cut off of the buckeled leather strap. As you can see from the picture below this is very easy to make. The buckled smaller strap is independent from the thicker strap and this is what holds the belt in place.. The belt buckle you can purchase from www.saberbelt.com. I think they are $13.00 each including shipping and handeling. You can get silver plastic buckels that will be just as good from any Jo-anne's fabric store. The silver studs on the belt hold the buckel strap in place and they can be purchased from www.tandyleather.com, The silver studs are called Sam Brown studs and are the same as the studs used on British NCO and Officers uniforms. Hense the name Sam Brown. You can also get the leather to make your belt from them as well. |
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My fully assembled belt, with pouches, Food Capsules and with a Covertec clip. This is the recharging port for your Lightsaber. This is a very strong and durable belt and will last any Jedi his or her lifetime. Getting the right belt will really sets off your costume |
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Jedi Utility Pouches |
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These three Utility Pouches hold all you need for your missions. These ones were hand crafted from leather and realy work. I currently have a Breather in the larger (breather) pouch, My comlink in one of the smaller pouches and a pair of Jedi Binoculars in the other one. You can also get these in solid resin or resin ones that open. The best place to look for these will be Ebay. You can get a set of resin ones for about $30. Leather ones are more expensive. Be prepared to pay anything from $70 -$100. I was lucky I got mine independantly for $30 |
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During a long convention you can fit a couple of snicker bars in each pouch to last you throughout the day. |
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