Asianhalo's Molded Armor Experiment

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AsianHalo

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• Aug 16, 2008

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This was my summer project and I didn't quite make it through everything but here are some of the products of my work. This is my first time working with molded armor. I used chavant modeling clay, smooth-on silicone and liquid plastic. Hopefully I will add a DoC ByTeS helmet to this stuff!

AsianHalo

 

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docbytes

Well-Known Member

• Aug 16, 2008

• #2

AsianHalo said:

Hopefully I will add a DoC ByTeS helmet to this stuff!

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Hopefully? You got one headed your way! LOL

 

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HaloFreakX

Well-Known Member

• Aug 16, 2008

• #3

The Armor looks quite nice and looks battle damaged... Good job

 

rowan

Well-Known Member

• Aug 17, 2008

• #4

Thats pretty nice for your first sculpt! Keep it up!

 

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dallis

Member

• Aug 17, 2008

• #5

Hey nice work , i hope mine comes out as good as this im also working on an original set of armour, you should try the same later

 

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AsianHalo

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• Aug 17, 2008

• #6

dallis said:

Hey nice work , i hope mine comes out as good as this im also working on an original set of armour, you should try the same later

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thanks a lot for the feedback! yeah im working on kind of doing my own thing.. we shall see.
I'm back at school now so not a whole lot of time! when you get something done let me know! want to see it!!

 

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AsianHalo

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• Aug 17, 2008

• #7

DoC ByTeS said:

Hopefully? You got one headed your way! LOL

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Haha, thanks again! I look forward to getting it and adding it to the armor!

 

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bilsy28

Member

• Aug 17, 2008

• #8

Wait did you use silicone, or silicon? And if silicone, How Strong Is It? I was just wondering because I have silicone in my basement but not silicon, and someone told me to use silicon. Great Job, BTW Keep it up.

 

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AsianHalo

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• Aug 17, 2008

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bilsy28 said:

Wait did you use silicone, or silicon? And if silicone, How Strong Is It? I was just wondering because I have silicone in my basement but not silicon, and someone told me to use silicon. Great Job, BTW Keep it up.

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It's a two part silcone (with an e) that I mixed together. pretty strong.. stretches and doesn't tear! Got it from the place they told me too, smoothon.com! its good stuff. If you need more info I can get it to you!

 

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Ixius

Jr Member

• Aug 17, 2008

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AsianHalo said:

It's a two part silcone (with an e) that I mixed together. pretty strong.. stretches and doesn't tear! Got it from the place they told me too, smoothon.com! its good stuff. If you need more info I can get it to you!

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Yeah, could you just tell me the Product Name? Like, is it the brushable Rebound or is it pourable MoldMax? I just want a few more specifics

Thanks and great work!!

Ixius

 

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RadioactiveMicrobe

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• Aug 17, 2008

• #11

That looks pretty good! I will now wait patiently to see the final suit. opcorn: