Colonial Regiment Roll Call

[YTunz]

Howdy Everyone!

The old "Introduce yourself" thread has been around since 2014, and while its nice to look back at 11 years worth of history, I think its time to blow off the dust and get an updated head count of who's around. I've only interacted with a few of you so I'm excited to meet y'all!

Username:
Name: (Optional)
Location: (State, feel free to specify area if you want)
About Me: (Tell us about yourself! What got you into the hobby?)
Preferred Build Method: (How do you build your props?)
Build(s): (Show us some pictures of completion, or projects on the way!)

 

[YTunz]

I might as well go first

Username: YTunz
Name: Ben
Location: Lancaster, PA
About Me: I'm an engineering student with a focus on Manufacturing engineering and Automation engineering. While working at an internship over the summer I accidentally stumbled into N8's videos on break and remembered how much I wanted a suit of Halo armor when I was younger. Did some research, made an account here, and its been history ever since.
Preferred Build Method: 3D Printing. My hands are way too shake-y for foam work.
Build(s): Still working on finishing up my ODST and MA5C, but I have finished my M6C SOCOM.

 

[Benton188]

Username: Benton188
Name: Benton
Location: Erie PA (The little nub by the lake)
About Me: I'm a avid tinkerer and thrift shopper, finding old junk and repurposing it has been a long time hobby of mine. I fell into armor building back in 2013 after attending a craft show and seeing an unfinished Pepakura model for the first time. Loved Halo since it first launched back in 2001, so combining the two together just made sense. Outside of cosplay stuff, I love to golf, bike ride, and thrift shop at auctions and yard sales.
Preferred Build Method: I build everything with EVA foam, though I'm well versed in Pepakura too and have a little knowledge with 3D printers
Build(s): I've built many suits, weapons, and other props over the years. Most notable being my current Spartan III suit, gravity hammer, mini-forklift, and the Ghost