909-SupplyHound

Cosplay Options:

* Flight-suit - cost/shipping + 550$

* Gloves - cost/shipping + 50$

* Fully painted 3d Printed Pilot helmet or your helmet file you want printed. = 500$

Please provide measurements for chest, sleeves, and inseam. Please also measure the desired clothing you wish to wear underneath the pilot suit. It’s best to go up one or two sizes to make sure the suit will fit correctly.

If picking 3d printed helmet, please measure the diameter of your head horizontal at your eyebrows.

[The quote for the helmet is entirely separate as this leaves room for more creativity.]

3 paint colors included in full price. Extra paint colors costs 20$ each.

The following are what services I provide for each commission. All of these are included in the quote, but additions after quote is agreed upon, will then cost extra money. The additional prices are highlighted in orange colored text. Please make sure you are 100% POSITIVE ON WHAT YOU WANT BEFORE COMMISSIONING. Use the handy dandy template at the bottom to sketch out your ideas! :3 <3 PLEASE ALSO BE SURE TO HIGHLIGHT AND INDICATE EACH DESIGN AND DAMAGE TYPE AND WEAR AND TEAR WHILE DESIGNING YOUR FLIGHT-SUIT IN THE HANDY DANDY TEMPLATE!!!

(Prices are for additions after the quote is finalized and agreed upon. Additions add more production time and use more materials.)

Weathering:

* Stone washing [Stone washing is used to make clothing look well worn and used. This effect is for the entire suit or piece of clothing for the same damage/wear & tear throughout the entire article of clothing.](50$) (NOT A GOOD IDEA TO ADD AFTER PRODUCTION STARTS BUT IT MIGHT LOOK SUPER COOL IDKKK)(It is always done first at the beginning of production - it is more labor intensive)

* Filing/Sanding stress points [Includes cuff hems if desired](40$)

* Making holes to sew up by hand to close them, or to add patches of different fabric to. [The fabric may be placed on top of the hole, or under it. Doing it under would add more depth :3. (Faux repairs)(Can be any color crochet thread) (5$ per faux repair)(15$ with fabric patch hole)

* Burn holes (10$ per hole)(We actually burn it)

* Gunshot holes (10$ per hole)

* Knife slashes/cuts (5$ per 1 inch slash)

* Paint washing (20$)

* Fake dirt/grime/mud (20$)

* oil stains (5$ per splotch)

* blood stains (5$ per splotch)

* Scorch marks (5$ per mark)

Painting: (Can put latex masking under, in between the paint layers. Adds more depth/detail and helps weathering.) [Fees are for additions after agreed upon quote.]

* Decals/Logo + (20$)

* Callsigns/Words + (15$)

* Shapes + (10$)

* Symbols + (10$)

Sewing Options:

Sewing mil-spec AA55126 Standard hook and loop velcro onto sleeves for patches and fastening for wrist hem cuffs, and leg hem cuffs. (40$)

Sewing buttons wherever desired. (20$)

I like to tell a story through my art, where the character has been. What their history is. Favorite colors, phrases. What sort of quirks they have, maybe they lean every day against the side of their mech for a smoke. (Adding some extra wear and tear in the area that makes contact to the surfaces when leaned against). Adding wear to significant spots, pockets where tools are stored, maybe around the belt area. Back of legs and sleeves. Imagination is the limit!

Just think about what your pilot has seen, been through, where they’ve gone, who they are, what they believe in, favorite colors, unit and squad names, callsign, other designations, symbology, and whatever else you can think of.

The goal here is to bring the clothing your pilot would wear to life, and make your dream come true.

Ohh! With the magic of 3d printing of course!

For the payment it’s just a one time fee, that covers the cost of the flight suit and shipping, labor and material costs.

And for the materials, its whatever the base flight suit model you chose (usually its a ripstop material). I use acrylic paint, masking latex, velcro, tape (for decorative purposes), any fabric/color for additions and crochet thread for the repairs.

The process of the commission is in this order.

- You choose the model/brand, color/camo, flight-suit. And you and I both work on what you’d want to have done to the suit. We make a template for the design.

- The flight suit delivers to my workshop and I get to work fulfilling all the desired modifications and hand paint the decals etc.

Where do they go?

You walk. Through the dimly lit metal halls of the government military bunker housing mechs and troop transports. Until you happen to approach a T junction, in a district you’ve yet to know existed. Until suddenly, you hear two women talking nearby.

You peek around the left corner, down the hall. Slightly covered by darkness.

You see two women, wearing aqua CBRN PPE suit overalls, both suits are worn half way up their torsos. Suit arms tied behind them.. Wearing white coats and both looking over clipboards with writing you can’t make out.

And they talk.. about codes you can’t understand. And behind them, a hound.. muzzle on, shining in the dim red lights, pilot jumpsuit full of scorched pock holes. Old blood. Scratches on its exposed limbs. And strange mechanical holes leading up its arms and legs, poking through its damaged suit. Its eyes are lowered.

One of the doctors speaks:

“We’re just going to need to wipe its memory, it’s not taking to the augmentations well. It’ll be okay. It needs this. It’s not like it was ever a person to begin with.”

The hound looks up, frantically, but is quickly subdued with an auto injector the second doctor pressed to its neck in a hasty preemptive measure. The hound slumps over and falls to its knees.. and the two doctors pick it up by its arms and walk it in through a doorway adjacent to them.

The second doctor speaks during this quick moment:

”Maybe it will make a really good combat doll if its body can’t take the augmentations well.. Like the others”

909 just got done playing Helldivers with a Handler who is very special to it. And it was doing a superhelldive with her, and 909 was using heavy armor and an HMG. With a backpack. And holy fuck. It felt so damn good to kill bots for her. She would stim me while she took cover and told it to stay, fight, kill. And it felt so fucking good. It wasn’t allowed to go anywhere or think, just send lead down range. It would burn through its 100 round drum then retreat into cover. Over and over, pulling extra drums from its pack, only to repeat the process while it heard the words, “Good Dog” in its ears. And eventually, the enemies would all but be crumbled and broken down into thousands of disassembled pieces and shards.

It was allowed to pilot a mobile worker, and Handler told it “Off the Leash” and it felt so fucking euphoric to be allowed to kill freely. She told it, “Cause some chaos while I do this mission okay dog?” And it did just that!! >#<

But then it got a little too close to a fortress and she told it to hold position in order to regroup. And it obeyed. We both destroyed the fort together. Then on our retreat, it was quiet for a moment. And it really wanted to kill more things, blow up stuff. And it kept complaining, so Handler melee’d it and told it that “It will kill when I tell it to, now move.” dhosoendjdjdbsbshhxgsyshegwgqyusbd

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Anyways that was its spiel. Helldivers makes a really great interactive mechsplo media. Especially if you play it tactically like some milsim larp game. It wants to have a final stand just for her. And die serving its one true purpose.

Its gettin somewhere

I making a 212th clone trooper helmet thats been blown to shreds by shrapnel. :3