Once again, I find myself extremely stunned, disturbed and very amazed at the creativity, ingenuity and obsessive love of video game fans. Of course, we reported about the full-size replica of Link’s shield last week. Now I have to pick up my jaw from the ground as I tell you that some guy actually created a life-size of the Arbiter from Halo 2 and Halo 3.

Obviously, the Master Chief himself is a very popular choice when it comes to creating authentic costumes based on video game characters but I never thought somebody would want to be the Arbiter. Anyway, a talented guy calling him Peter Mander FX recently created a very convincing, animatronics-equipped Elite warrior costume that’s seven feet tall. I guess he really loves the Arbiter, huh? Click here to watch Mr. Mander FX building the Arbiter costume on YouTube. You can also click here to see a full gallery of images documenting the development of this creation.

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Halo 3 introduced to us the new ability to customize your multi player character in a bunch of different ways. While some of these variations you will pretty much pick up by default (like the EVA variation just by completing campaign) but others aren’t so easy to come across. Whether it be racking up a 750 Gamerscore (or higher according to some of the posts) or collecting all of those annoying skulls we all remember from Halo 2, unlocking all of the new customizable armor might be a decent challenge. While you might think it not be worth your effort just getting a new look for your player, some of the armor looks pretty tantalizing like the Hayabusa variation pictured above, or even the Halo 1 Mark V armor. Either way, our friends over at Gamequack have written up a list of how to go about unlocking each and every piece of armor in Halo 3.

You can check out all of the different armor variations that this post helps you unlock in the image provided on the forum that we mirrored here.

Also, for the complete list of how to unlock these new customizable armors hit the read link or head on over to the Gamequack for the original post.

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