Yeah, I recall seeing them on WW1 uniforms. My great grandfather's photo had them. He was an Army doctor in France so I suppose mud was more likely than sand.
I had great great great somewhere back there uncles who served in the Prussian Guard in WWI. It seems like almost every war I have some ancestor on both sides.
Moisture farming is so much more fun than saving the universe, isn't it? :D Enough with the jokes, this was a really cute outfit! And don't mind the white strip on the front, it's barely noticeable! Your costume looks great! (And your kid looks as funny as you are, so that's always cool!)
@@LostWax The thought of a ribbon dancing community sounded funny to me for some reason but turns out it's actually an Olympic sport. All I can say is keep it up man, you've got what it takes!
Actually I was kind of impressed with myself on that one, I made it in about 3 hrs only using materials I found around the house. Certainly not screen accurate but not bad at a glance.
Foamsmith, seamstress, comedian, ribbon dancer... you are truly a a Renaissance man! I always enjoy your videos SO much!
Can you believe I just took up ribbon dancing, and I am already really, really good at it:)
LOL! You may have missed your true calling! #OlympicQualifier
What a cool dude.
You sir, definitely, are one of the best guys on UA-cam
Thats what you get up to in your man space....ribbon dancing! Love it! Hehehe
It is definitely one of the manliest forms of dancing.
3:00 impressive cvs receipt skills
Very neat!
For painting on fabric, you may wish to get some fabric medium. It's made to turn acrylic paint into fabric paint.
Good call. I've never tried it, but I should. Even for painting on foam it might help.
The fact that this took more effort than the actual costume
That dancing part was great! Thanks for the fun!
We need more dance vids 🔥
😁
I feel like I need to pay for that performance...
Awesome build!
Those Fabricstrips on the legs are called puttees
Mr Duke Silver are they for keeping sand out? Or do they just look cool?
well they used them in the military back in the early 20th century, probably helped keeping the mud out of your boots while not limiting movement
Yeah, I recall seeing them on WW1 uniforms. My great grandfather's photo had them. He was an Army doctor in France so I suppose mud was more likely than sand.
My great grandfather fought in WW1 too, as a German in Morocco tho
I had great great great somewhere back there uncles who served in the Prussian Guard in WWI. It seems like almost every war I have some ancestor on both sides.
Make anakin skywalker suit in revenge of the sith
loved the dance!
I found that Angelus paint works best for footwear and you don't get that stiffness that you do with common acrylic paints.
De-Embroidering. Genius.
This guy's sense of humor makes me think of him like a DIY vsause
He kinda looks like him but with hair
Where did you get the pouch for the belt? Loved the dance bye 💜
The belt pouch I made for a different costume- it is made from veg tanned leather. Not hard to make if people wanted to see a tutorial....
@@LostWax a tutorial would be fantastic :)
You, sir, are a cosplay god.
Where can I buy the dance pattern?
Sorry, Michael, you can't buy that kind of dance, you have to earn it with blood, sweat, and tears.
Wow this is so simple but awesome!
Your great!
I found an old karate uniform earlier today, and went, I’M GONNA BECOME A JEDI, LIKE MY FATHER BEFORE ME, WHO’S NOT ACTUALLY A JEDI BUT I DON’T CARE
This is really good :) now I know what to make for my little niece. Thank you :3
You're welcome! Thanks for watching:)
Very helpful and super entertaining. haha loved the dance break
Sometimes ya just gotta dance😁
Moisture farming is so much more fun than saving the universe, isn't it? :D Enough with the jokes, this was a really cute outfit! And don't mind the white strip on the front, it's barely noticeable! Your costume looks great! (And your kid looks as funny as you are, so that's always cool!)
I do love a nice day at the moisture farm. Yep, my boy is just as silly as me- something we encourage in our family!
That's so sweet. Have a nice day! And I hope you can make it to the Tosche station to get some power converters :)
The actual costume just bleached a pair of jeans.
Woah, 310 cm really is the perfect size for dancing
Yeah, 300 is too short and 315 will just get caught on stuff. It's a pretty well known fact in the ribbon dancing community.
@@LostWax The thought of a ribbon dancing community sounded funny to me for some reason but turns out it's actually an Olympic sport. All I can say is keep it up man, you've got what it takes!
@@a.lamontagne 🤣 thanks!!
Where did you get the lightsaber
Actually I was kind of impressed with myself on that one, I made it in about 3 hrs only using materials I found around the house. Certainly not screen accurate but not bad at a glance.
That would be worth a tutorial. :)
I agree. Please tell me you filmed the light saber build.
Also, you are crazy awesome, but Wrecking Ball? Really?
That kid creepily looks a lot like luke...
All your videos are good you deserve more subscribers!
I was hooked until the wrecking ball dance. Lol 🤣
Fathering done right.
dance! Haha))!