Recent content by Patryn

Yep would be neat to give any and all of these a shot on my Lulzbot! Great work so far sir can't wait to see what comes next!

Sir, you are just hands down amazing at what you do! I wish I had your talents! If you ever get bored and want to rip some 3d images out of a game grab the MechWarrior Online f2p and go crazy on their giant metal asses. I have three 3d printers waiting to spit out some of these rifles in...

Awesome, looks like your enjoying this and that's a good thing! Keep up the good work and subscribing to see what else you do! Thanks for the hard work!

If your using designer (not sure if its the same in the viewer) there is a button the third from the left called "Divide/Connect Faces Ctrl-N". Use this button to separate the larger pieces so that you can place them on separate pages as needed.

How does it feel on your head? Looks a little small and till you add in foam padding or such it will sit even higher on your head. Just something to think about as your working on it. Scale is a BIZATCH to say the least for any of these builds.

Looks like solid pep work. As you pointed out it warped, do it in small patches so you dont get frustrated while doing the bondo. There is a lot of sanding in your future but you can make a beautiful piece either way.

You can square them off but you will find that those type of areas will require the paper to be bending in one direction or another and as such that oversized flaps will run into each other. This will cause you to have to cut it on the fly while in your glueing mode of work. Take the time now...

Looks good! Glad to see another PA person here! From the quick peek at the pics, the first one in the ridge of the helmet it is a bit dented in. That is one of those spots you push out and think it is ok but when you resin it make sure you support it or see it is securely pushed out so when...

Great work sir, I am currently printing out all sorts of fun things with my Prusa and was wondering if you had posted your re-worked stl file of this piece? And also well done! EDIT Or as I now see you posted before I had hit the post button, thanks in advance sir!

The approach here is we will lead you to the water but will not make the cup, scoop it up and pour it down your throat. Your goal is to read the stickies listed, use the search bar, and prosper. This site is not designed to be a store front for you to just order up a prop and then move on...

Sir I have been to your blog web page and have to say I am blown away! I was wondering if you had a central place you have to get the obj's of some of your work? I have a few 3D printers and want to print out things like a mini-pelican and such. I do understand that your work is your work and...

http://amzn.com/1430224894 Is a great resource book to get into the CNC stuff. Also a fair bit cheaper!

I am very interested in how this turns out as well. I have home built cnc's but never went into this and can't wait!

It does look like your scaling will be a bit small for your head. With all the hardening and such your going to do you will want to foam and that is another 1/4-1/2 inch of padding that will cause you to have it more on top of your head then on your head.

3D printers are great but the home hobby one wont do you much more than some addons to your armor. To make pieces of armor themselves your looking at commercial printers and very expensive. Your better bet is looking into CNC routers if you want something a bit more compatible with this field.