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      <title>Adventures in foam: Mass Effect N7 build</title>
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      <description>Ages back I shared progress on my first attempt at costuming, a stormtrooper pepakura helmet. My interest and effort ebbed and flowed, and I eventually scrapped it. Years later, I’ve undergone some pretty big life changes (marriage, divorce, new job) that I used to kick start other positive changes, and part of that is actually finishing projects start. So, I set out to make a suit of N7 armor from Mass Effect 2&amp;frasl;3 using EVA foam, using Julian Beek’s N7 Prop Codex as a guide.</description>
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