Hey guy's i will be commencing a Xenomorph build around 27 feb 2016 , i will be buying one of Jeffs kit's I'm assuming some of you have heard of him, i have been working on different types of Xenomorph loop sounds aswell,

I'll tell you about myself:
I am a 501st member and now i am exploring different costumes other then star war's and my eye's have been set on a xenomorph... also i have a queastion. .. because xenomorph suits are latex are they easy to repair? , just for future reference

Most call me Hydro

But my name is Kai wolfe

Hey Kai. Welcome to AL.

There's a load about Marines here but they love the bugs too.

The Alien is a wonderfully indestructible costume; mine has been into moshpits without issue. But they will rot if you store them damp or sweaty, and the paint rubs pretty easily especially if it is packed for air travel. So it's pretty high maintenance.

Hi Kai

That's a brave choice, looking forward to seeing it

_________________
Cpl. JK "Hybrid" Knight. A07/TQ0.0.52137E1
XO HMS Valhalla; 13th Regt. 1st Batt. "Freebooters" - USCM Flight School "Bus drivers".
"I'm not saying it was Aliens but...."

... You'll still be one of the least dangerous critters down under! :p

_________________
MSgt, UKCM 42nd Reg., 1st Batt. : Hadrian's Wall. UKCM

Wasteland Workshop
Props, cosplay pieces, upcycled ornamentation, and miscellanea;
For the discerning survivor of the apocalypse.
Steve Fletcher : Maker, Scavenger, and Junksmith.
linktr.ee/wastelandworkshop

My under suit rocked up the other day , now to keep saving for the xenomorph parts i have made a deadline to get started on my build feb 2016 , am soo keen.

Welcome to the Hive!

Pug50's web site may be of use: http://www.aliencostume.co.uk

_________________
Steve
Corporal in 69th Regt. 1st Batt. Homer’s Heroes.

"I'd like to die at the age of 80 in my own bed, with a belly full of wine and a girl's mouth around my c**k."

Welcome from another Xeno.

Easy enough to repair but unless you stitch the panels on they WILL pull off over time. Mainly because the undersuit stretches a lot more than the latex panels. Keep a tube of superglue and a needle & thread handy