Spartan Will 043
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Today, I woke up and saw your update. Today is a good day.
Fabulous work. Just ... fabulous.
Fabulous work. Just ... fabulous.
Reach and mass effects, its been awhile for me
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BLACKULA727
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Let me just say that I am always impressed. I love seeing your builds. I have the Pilot printed out and I will definitely be paying attention. Your stuff is so clean, this is something I'm struggling with. Well, keep it up. You give us noobs inspiration!.
Wow your work is amazing Timecon. I know you're not doing any commissions right now, but man I wish I could pay you to build me a torso and those arm attachments.. I love the look of those!
gingersnapples
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very pretty.
timecon
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I'm slowly going to start upgrading this suit starting with more accurate shins, thanks to forgereclaimer For really helping out the community With his amazing 3D files as well as his team of unfolders make sure to check those out in the 3D section of the forum
This is all I could get done in the last few days baby takes up most my time taking care of him
This is all I could get done in the last few days baby takes up most my time taking care of him
Brandon McClain
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Shin looks great tim!
TyrDropProps
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The shin looks great but that's to be expected.
How do you get the seams and edges so smooth before painting, is it just a bonus of the Plasti Dip?
Also, how well does the paint cover the surface of the Plasti Dip? My mother is allergic to latex, which is the Plasti Dip base, and I try to keep latex products out of the house as much as possible but this seems like too great method to pass up.
How do you get the seams and edges so smooth before painting, is it just a bonus of the Plasti Dip?
Also, how well does the paint cover the surface of the Plasti Dip? My mother is allergic to latex, which is the Plasti Dip base, and I try to keep latex products out of the house as much as possible but this seems like too great method to pass up.
timecon
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Well foam building is not perfect there may always be a few seems that you will have trouble with. But the plasti dip does take care of a lot of blemishes and the paint hold really well to the plasti dip. Also you should never be spraying spray paint in a house any way that's a given so just take it outside and if your worried about the spray drifting to much you can cut that down by using a big box
TyrDropProps
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I meant more of having the armor in the house after coating it than spraying in the house. Thanks for the answers on the seams.
Liamthedevastator
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just a little something I did on sunday and some bondo work on tues
Hot Tamales, are you bondoing straight over pep??
Brandon McClain
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He hardened it with 320 inside but didn't do any on the outside.
L05T V1K1N6
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That is easily the best looking Mk V helmet I have seen thus far! Excellent work, good sir.
Oh my gosh, that pilot helmet is looking AMAZING! Are you going to add the piece on to the lower back of the helmet? seen here: http://img189.imageshack.us/img189/8822/pilotsiderevised.jpg
timecon
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Brandon is correct,
Thank you lost Viking!
The lines I used masking tape bond and a razor, I tape off a section I want to build up, then put a blob of bond on before the bondo sets I pull off the tape which gives me a pretty strat line then when the bond starts to harden when it's in it solid soft state I cut it with the razor. Then I sand it a little if there arenany problems I just use small batches to fix the spots
Visor is just a regular smoked visor
Thanks for the reference pic And the pep file and yes I've already made the back from scratch I'll post pics of it but I want to get more done before I do I've been very busy latly and haven't had time much to work on it.
That awesome pooper con grates yourself yeah last time I saw you was dcon 09
Thank you lost Viking!
The lines I used masking tape bond and a razor, I tape off a section I want to build up, then put a blob of bond on before the bondo sets I pull off the tape which gives me a pretty strat line then when the bond starts to harden when it's in it solid soft state I cut it with the razor. Then I sand it a little if there arenany problems I just use small batches to fix the spots
Visor is just a regular smoked visor
Thanks for the reference pic And the pep file and yes I've already made the back from scratch I'll post pics of it but I want to get more done before I do I've been very busy latly and haven't had time much to work on it.
That awesome pooper con grates yourself yeah last time I saw you was dcon 09
gingersnapples
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the armor looks beutiful.
how many sheets of EVA foam were used to make it?
how many sheets of EVA foam were used to make it?
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