No means to build. Water to buy?

[Chaplain]

Unfortunately I do not have the space to build my own costume.  Is there an approved vendor to purchase a ready to wear set of armor? 

[gmrhodes13[Staff]]

53 minutes ago, Chaplain said:

Unfortunately I do not have the space to build my own costume.  Is there an approved vendor to purchase a ready to wear set of armor? 

Have you read through the getting started section, there are some threads there with vendor info, some do sell ready to wear armor

[ukswrath[Staff]]

RS, TM, WTF, and maybe a couple suppliers assemble. If not there's a whole slew of commission builders here you can hire to do it for you.

[ABS80]

2 hours ago, ukswrath said:

RS, TM, WTF, and maybe a couple suppliers assemble. If not there's a whole slew of commission builders here you can hire to do it for you.

You forgot to mention AP if you respect the alphabetical order I should be listed first  Im assembling 5 for customers as we speak 

 

 

Mark (AP) 

Edited October 1, 2019 by ABS80

[themaninthesuitcase[Admin]]

I built my kit on an Ikea Lack table in my lounge over a sheet.  You don't need as much space as you think.

 

(A Lack table is 55cm/21.5" square)

[Gwithian]

I built mine in the back of my garage on a 4’x2’ table which to be fair was way too big, could easily have don’t it on half the size


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[Colin1138[TK]]

I've built most of my kits on the kitchen floor..and table...and chairs...and counters. I'm not the tidiest of buikders! Thank the Maker I have a VERY patient partner!

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[Frank75139[501st]]

Built mine between a 2’x2’ piece of plywood on my bedroom floor and did the glueing on a small set of saw horses in the garage gym.


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[wook1138[TK]]

I have a cluttered little office in my basement full of my Star Wars stuff (none of it is allowed in the rest of the house) which doubled as my "TK work shop".  A little desk space and a few square feet of floor space is all I needed.

 

Building is not nearly as difficult as it seems.  Plus, chances are that any commission-built kit will require some fine tuning or maintenance anyways - you won't be completely off the hook.