so let me give you a hand xD sorry, i just had to 
hopefully i will have the rest of the armor done by today. I am also working on the iron man mk 46 helmet at the moment. Also as a on/off project, because of little time, but the noble armor is in the works to get 3d printeble. 
it's mainly scaled for me (I'm 6.14 feet or 187 cm), so you probably have to scale it to your self. I recomend to use meshmixer for that
i would love to take a look and see if i can use the files just PM me with a dwonload link
Yes,there are some on youtube. I would recommend you to take a look at this, its for iron man, but its basicly the same way to go about it.Is there any tutorial about Meshmixer? because I`m 184 cm height
so i use Cinema 4D to make the models, and after i scaled them after me i find when i export it, it's 10 times smaller than what it should be. So then i take it in meshmixer and go to transform and write in 10 in one of the three scale boxes and check that the mm correspond with the mm i scaled in cinema 4d. thats why i recommend you guys to use meshmixer to scale to your self, because when you export form meshmixer the file has the right scale when put in to a slicer software.
With pepakura you some times have to go through a trial, and error approach with getting the scaling just right. (pep a model, and then finding out it doesn't fit correctly) Thought going the same route used for getting proportions right like you did for 3d printing, would work with getting the model scaled for pepakura. Will look into Meshmixer also. Thanks for the info!
By any means I wasn't planning to use your files for pepakura. I know that with any models being used for 3d printing the polys are gonna be subdivided a few times making them useless for pepakura.
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oh, now i understand. Yes, it should work that way too. Using makehuman to make a model of your self, then take both files in meshmixer and scale it to your proportions, then put it in pepakura. That should work in theory at least
