And go!

Still listening, but my Vampire campaign would be between 8 and 13 players. 13 meant that the pro-active players did a LOT more than the rest.

JFYI, the OG HISS Tank Driver was a different figure, not a Crimson Guardsman.

I stand corrected! They looked a lot like crimson guards, but in fact were a different figure. Either way, what I want is a crimson guard costume, not a HISS pilot costume. I tried contacting the only person I could find that at least used to make those helmets and got no reply.

Thedentedhelmet.com is a fan site dedicated to making Boba Fett and stormtrooper as well as obscure Star Wars helmets, like the Y-Wing pilot from ROTJ. If you've got materials and some craft skills, they could probably help you out.

I have neither. The resource I possess is money, but I can't find anyone selling them.

I think the largest group I've ever been a part was maybe seven people, so I haven't seen too much player boredom caused by too many people. I prefer four, maybe five players, as a GM. Any game with more than six for me would have to be an unapologetic dungeon crawl.

In regard to pro-active players, being one of the ignored players is no fun. I played in a one shot one time where the GM gave extreme preference to a Max-max character, and I basically ended up twiddling my thumbs because there was no point to even try to get any spotlight time.

No offense or disrespect dude( if she happens to be your girlfriend or significant other) but the Baroness is looking hot! Not to say she always wasn't that way.

That is such a perfect 'I am an eeeeevil villainess!' expression!

I've seen that picture before, so while it's possible, I doubt he knows the people involved. It's from Cobra Cares, which is the GI Joe equivalent of the 501st. That's where I found the first person I tried to get a helmet from and got no response.