Dirtdives2424
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You should find out when/if they are going to get rid of it, give them your name and number and it's yours when they do.......tip the manager a bit...it helps.
Jme's H3 MKVI Foam build
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Sorry, this should have been an edit...
Update time!
Thighs are done!
You can see that on the inside of the thigh I built a pocket that my phone will fit into. It is a great fit (the phone won't slide out).
I am going to put a similar one on the other thigh for my wallet.
The fit is good lengthwise. I am going to have to put in a fair bit of padding as my legs don't exactly fill out the thigh...
"I don't know what's weirder, that you're fighting a stuffed animal, or that you seem to be losing" - Suzie
Update time!
Thighs are done!
You can see that on the inside of the thigh I built a pocket that my phone will fit into. It is a great fit (the phone won't slide out).
I am going to put a similar one on the other thigh for my wallet.
The fit is good lengthwise. I am going to have to put in a fair bit of padding as my legs don't exactly fill out the thigh...
"I don't know what's weirder, that you're fighting a stuffed animal, or that you seem to be losing" - Suzie
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Looks great! the pocket idea is a great one!
Jme
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I totally want to do that. I am having some trouble getting the rare earth magnets I bought to adhere to the foam though. I was going to use them on the chest and cod piece as attachment points but so far hot glue, super glue and contact cement have failed to work. I do have some Gorilla Glue that I may try.
"I don't know what's weirder, that you're fighting a stuffed animal, or that you seem to be losing" - Suzie
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Easy fix..... USe 100 grit on the glue side of the magnets ....superglue works well.
http://www.405th.com/showthread.php?t=44801&page=5&p=745249&viewfull=1#post745249
http://www.405th.com/showthread.php?t=44801&page=5&p=745249&viewfull=1#post745249
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Peter
Thanks so much. I will definitely sand off the outer later and give it a whirl.
"I don't know what's weirder, that you're fighting a stuffed animal, or that you seem to be losing" - Suzie
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Thanks man. I am starting to get excited about the prospect of spackle and sanding.
Just the shins and boots to go!
"I don't know what's weirder, that you're fighting a stuffed animal, or that you seem to be losing" - Suzie
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Upper body test fit.
I was finally able to get my buckles attached to the chest piece and cod piece and figured it was time for a test fit with under armour.
Nothing is velcroed in place yet, so things are slightly mis-aligned but I am ecstatic about the fit. There should be room in the chest piece for my voice amplifier and all the parts seem to have room for lighting elements.
You can see an extra piece of foam I had to insert in the upper left shoulder of the chest piece to make room for the buckle and magnets. I will have to add a similar piece on the other side to even it out.
With the cod piece.
Please excuse my posture as I attempted to get that last shot!
Really happy. It is starting to look like armour.
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I think I may paint the lower portion of the front under armour piece the same as the armour itself. It really seems to fit right with the armour and should give a good effect.
And, no padding in the helmet yet which is why it is sitting a little too high.
"I don't know what's weirder, that you're fighting a stuffed animal, or that you seem to be losing" - Suzie
I was finally able to get my buckles attached to the chest piece and cod piece and figured it was time for a test fit with under armour.
Nothing is velcroed in place yet, so things are slightly mis-aligned but I am ecstatic about the fit. There should be room in the chest piece for my voice amplifier and all the parts seem to have room for lighting elements.
You can see an extra piece of foam I had to insert in the upper left shoulder of the chest piece to make room for the buckle and magnets. I will have to add a similar piece on the other side to even it out.
With the cod piece.
Please excuse my posture as I attempted to get that last shot!
Really happy. It is starting to look like armour.
Edit
I think I may paint the lower portion of the front under armour piece the same as the armour itself. It really seems to fit right with the armour and should give a good effect.
And, no padding in the helmet yet which is why it is sitting a little too high.
"I don't know what's weirder, that you're fighting a stuffed animal, or that you seem to be losing" - Suzie
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Spartan 1004
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This is really nice! Great work so far. I'm looking forward to see the finished project. May I ask you which files you used?
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Thanks!
They are the Robogenesis low def files from the Halo 3/Mark vi folder in the file archive and then I added extra detail with craft foam.
The one exception is the forearms. I used the flying squirrel file for that.
"I don't know what's weirder, that you're fighting a stuffed animal, or that you seem to be losing" - Suzie
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Shins are done.
I realized that I didn't put the layering on the side pieces. So out came the hot knife. It is going to require some extra sanding but should be fine.
"I don't know what's weirder, that you're fighting a stuffed animal, or that you seem to be losing" - Suzie
I realized that I didn't put the layering on the side pieces. So out came the hot knife. It is going to require some extra sanding but should be fine.
"I don't know what's weirder, that you're fighting a stuffed animal, or that you seem to be losing" - Suzie
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Dirtdives2424
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Great job!!! Piece by piece.....it's coming together nicely!! If I may make a comment/suggestion: change or sharpen your blade more often.....I'm seeing a few spots of "jagged" edges. Not many but you eliminate the need to focus on those areas later w/ cleaner cuts to start w/. Overall....FANTASTIC!!!!
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The funny thing is that I sharpen it all the time. The ragged pieces on the shins are where I had to take pieces off and re-attach them (the back of one of the shins for example, I had to remove a whole piece because the shin was just too wide).
It is excellent advice though.
Just the boots to go and I can spackle and sand!
"I don't know what's weirder, that you're fighting a stuffed animal, or that you seem to be losing" - Suzie
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Thanks. I hope to get the boots done this weekend. And then the foam crafting portion is done!
"I don't know what's weirder, that you're fighting a stuffed animal, or that you seem to be losing" - Suzie
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