Hello from Ottawa!

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Hello from Ottawa!

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Hey there, I'm Nat and I'm in the process of putting together my kit to become a Snowtrooper. I'm in Ottawa, Canada's very snowy capital city, so I figure it's fitting.
Hoping to learn lots of great tips in the forum for weathering my outfit and armour, as well as for putting together my DLT-19 blaster. This isn't my first rodeo for costume and prop-making, but my first try at getting something up to snuff to apply for the 501st. I want to make sure everything is as accurate as possible, as well as able to withstand the actual snowy and cold climate once winter rolls around.
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Re: Hello from Ottawa!

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Hi Nat and welcome to the Blizzard Force detachment!

It's always a good idea to build a snowtrooper ;)

Good luck with your build :D
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Captain_Wordo wrote: Sun Jun 14, 2026 6:05 am Hi Nat and welcome to the Blizzard Force detachment!

It's always a good idea to build a snowtrooper ;)

Good luck with your build :D
Thanks very much for the welcome! I agree, it's always a good idea to build a snowtrooper. It's nice to have a reason to look forward to winter here, though. It lasts nearly half the year so it's quite brutal.

Looks like a lot of good info on these forums- it's a bit overwhelming. Do you have any advice on where to look for a duster pattern? I've browsed through the Cloth goods section and there are tons of great reference photos, but I can't find a link to a pattern for it.
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