CEREAL'S - Making Master Chief - ** A Step By Step Tutorial (My Way) **

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CEREAL'S - Making Master Chief - ** A Step By Step Tutorial (My Way) **

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05-18-2012, 06:31 PM

The following thread contains a series of videos that I have created and compiled into one place. They provide a step by step look at my on-going build of Spartan Mk VI Armor. The videos are created with a "Tutorial" feel and should be regarded as "Examples" on how to proceed...

As new videos are created and posted within the thread, I will update the first page with links that will take you directly to the video location.

***APPLE IPAD USERS:*** I have included links above all the videos in this thread to combat you're "issues with imbedded video***

Enjoy!

*********************** Video Link Table Of contents **********************

Making Master Chief: Episode 01 - Resin Coating Your Armour!

Making Master Chief: Episode 02 - Rondo'ing Your Armour & Cutting A Chest Plate!

Making Master Chief: Episode 03 - Mk VI Helmet Complete

Making Master Chief: Episode 04 - Smoothing And Shaping Your Pep Work

Making Master Chief: Episode 05 - Working On Small Areas & Building Detail.

Making Master Chief: Episode 06 - Reconnecting The Front And Back Torso Pieces.

Making Master Chief: Episode 07 - Making A Neck Seal & Creating Battle Damage.

Smooth On - Dragon Skin: Making A Glove Mold

Episode 09 - Measuring, Scaling & Sizing Your Pepakura! ** NEW (November 10th 2012) **

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More to come...

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Annanymous

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#2

05-18-2012, 06:42 PM

wow great videos! Ill have to watch them all soon, but this is great of you to make these.
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Cereal Killl3r

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05-18-2012, 07:10 PM

Not a problem
I made them because I remember what it was like when I was frantically looking for information and help!

Making Master Chief: Episode 01 - Resin Coating Your Armour!

Making Master Chief: Episode 02 - Rondo'ing Your Armour & Cutting A Chest Plate!

Making Master Chief: Episode 03 - Mk VI Helmet Complete

Making Master Chief: Episode 04 - Smoothing And Shaping Your Pep Work

Cheers and Enjoy!

Dave.

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05-18-2012, 07:32 PM

Sticky this please! Awesome vids bro. You are becoming the new Ben Streeper
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Mstruvmgc

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05-18-2012, 11:37 PM

I second the sticky motion!
I have watched all of these on youtube and found them very informative. I have learned a lot of thing, especially from your latest video. I even stated such on youtube lol.
Dave, thanks so much for sharing this with all of us. :-)
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05-19-2012, 07:05 AM

i love u man
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Cereal Killl3r

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05-19-2012, 11:17 AM

Originally posted by drack View Post

Sticky this please! Awesome vids bro. You are becoming the new Ben Streeper

Originally posted by Mstruvmgc View Post

I second the sticky motion!
I have watched all of these on youtube and found them very informative. I have learned a lot of thing, especially from your latest video. I even stated such on youtube lol.
Dave, thanks so much for sharing this with all of us. :-)

Originally posted by Hacker-Machine View Post

i love u man

Well, I'm very happy that people are getting something from these videos!
As long as people are interested and request them, I'll keep making them!

Dave/Cereal.
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Kyre

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05-19-2012, 11:07 PM

I love your newest one, it is incredibly helpful! And the finished helmet one, once again, cause me to lose my lower jaw! I wanna see if you do any props after this, and I certainly can't wait to see the rest of your armor!
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05-20-2012, 07:02 AM

Most impressive, the more I see the more I like you're work
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Cereal Killl3r

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05-20-2012, 06:08 PM

Originally posted by Kyre View Post

I love your newest one, it is incredibly helpful! And the finished helmet one, once again, cause me to lose my lower jaw! I wanna see if you do any props after this, and I certainly can't wait to see the rest of your armor!

I'm very happy you found it helpful, that's what they are here for! Stay tuned, there is another video coming later today.

Originally posted by thorn696 View Post

Most impressive, the more I see the more I like you're work

Thanks Thorn!
Just trying to put things across in a way that is easy for people to pick up and understand... So far I think it's a 'win'!
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#11

05-20-2012, 09:54 PM

VIDEO UPDATE!

Here is the next installment of the video series:

Making Master Chief: Episode 05 - Working On Small Areas & Building Detail.

I hope everyone is finding these videos helpful!
Enjoy All!
Dave/Cereal.
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05-20-2012, 10:28 PM

Very Nice, you do some really great work, these videos will really help alot of people out
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Kyre

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05-20-2012, 11:06 PM

Two things, one, thank you for more clarification on how you do your build, I never would have come up with the molding idea for the "locks", and two, albeit off topic, nice shirt in the last video, I'm a pretty big Broncos fan myself, I was raised watching them, since I'm from Denver haha! Can't wait for the next video, when you show us the battle damage, that's the part that I REALLY want to see! I'm breaking being grounded to watch these, and my dad(helper elf)
is watching them too haha!

P.S. Nice music in the background, I didn't really notice it in the other videos, but you and I have the same tastes, haha!
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05-21-2012, 10:07 PM

Originally posted by Hyperballistik View Post

Very Nice, you do some really great work, these videos will really help alot of people out

Thanks Hyper!
That was the whole point of the videos! Just my way of "paying it forward"!

Originally posted by Kyre View Post

Two things, one, thank you for more clarification on how you do your build, I never would have come up with the molding idea for the "locks", and two, albeit off topic, nice shirt in the last video, I'm a pretty big Broncos fan myself, I was raised watching them, since I'm from Denver haha! Can't wait for the next video, when you show us the battle damage, that's the part that I REALLY want to see! I'm breaking being grounded to watch these, and my dad(helper elf)
is watching them too haha!

P.S. Nice music in the background, I didn't really notice it in the other videos, but you and I have the same tastes, haha!

Lol!
Well I'm very happy that you are finding the videos useful/helpful! It just lets me know that I'm not wasting my time/energy in making them

Thank you for your feed back, more to come!
Dave/Cereal.
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drack

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#15

05-22-2012, 08:55 AM

Hey Cereal.

Although as you know I do foam work, these are some seriously good tutorials. My original ironman pep could have done with these as I might have stuck with it. As a side note you know what I am like for the little details but in your first post on this thread said you would update the first page with the tutorial links but No.5 isn't there. Sorry to keep pointing these things out but I hope you take comfort in the fact that I always got your back
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