I'm working on the new hiccup armor for my six-year-old it would like to be pickup for Halloween and I started with wanting to really do a very minimal a cool-looking peg leg so started with a shoe purchased cheap slip-on shoe and I'm going to mount that on this aluminum bar which will give him some support and keep his leg fixed at this angle now obviously if one foot is up at this angle he'll be completely off-balance taller on one side than the other so I've taken the the other shoe of this set and buried it it's slightly less of an angle and up on a couple of the platforms inside this contraption here which will eventually be modeled to look like the boot that you see there on hiccup so this kind of snow boot looking thing two of these layers are solid layers and then from there on up the shoe is at an incline on the inside of this I'll show you as we take these off you'll start to see that there is the shoe on the inside each ring kind of revealing more and more of the shoe that is down inside the foam so that is the plan for how we're going to address and get this look is one shoe up on an angle like this and the other one buried inside what will eventually be his boot which will come out to the same height