Recent content by Master Chives

Well no questions at the moment, but I'm sure I'll have some when I get to the detailing stages of my MK VI again (starting from scratch on everything). I liked your popsicle stick method to keep peps from warping. Also downloaded the armorsmith program to help with my biggest challenge of all-...

Just got through the whole thread! Whoaaaa nelly, what an inspiration. :)

Hi all, I was requesting a non-Halo model. If anyone is willing and able to undertake the challenge of turning the hard pieces of this Star Citizen RSI Explorer suit into a model for pepakura use, it would be greatly appreciated:

Where did you get your Silhouette and for how much? Link maybe? Nice work so far!

Here's a coolio place to start! http://www.405th.com/showthread.php/34408-All-In-One-New-Member-Introduction-Guide

Thank you very much.

When I hit print it says: The size of paper specified by Pepakura Designer is not the same as Printer Setting Then it asks if I want to adjust scale. What do I do?

I've been out of the loop for a while now. I've stopped building costumes (for now) for a couple reasons: 1) I'm about to start college. 2) I'm not financially stable to continue building. 3) I have another hobby I would rather focus on. Down the road though I plan to pick this hobby back up and...

Thank you very much!

Ok I've resined almost every MK VI piece except for the chest piece. I made the mistake of pepping it in one piece. I was wondering if anyone had a link to a thread that could tell me how to cut it into two pieces so it is wearable. Or should I resin it first and then cut it into two pieces...

Hey everything looks terrific! You are pretty much in the same boat as I am (with the MKVI) except I have all my pieces pepped and ready to resin.

Hey thanks for the encouragement guys. It really helps me keep going!

Yes, I feel very relieved! I will post more pics of the WIP after I harden some pieces.

Thigh Bicep COD piece And that's all I have for now... Stay tuned. Comments and criticisms are welcome. :) Sorry for the double post...

*Drumroll* *Stops* Well I'm proud to say after working on my first suit for almost a year, I've reached I milestone-pepping all the pieces! Before we get to the pictures, I would like to mention a few hard learned mistakes. 1) I had no definite formula that worked for me while scaling my...