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Thanks! You do have to be hunched over for it all to look right but when I get around to rigging it I'll be installing a counter-balance of some kind if its actually needed.

Hey everyone, been a long time since I last posted. Hope everyone is doing great and keeping busy, I know i have. So for a good portion of last year I was hard at work building a 7ft tall and 12ft long Godzilla costume!!! At the moment, all thats left to do is add a little more texture to his...

Will do. Im sure we'll figure something out eventually one way or another. Appreciate the help

Yeah I understand the differences between how the two machines work (subtraction/addition of material). When I said they are similar I meant that they both work off of a xyz axis system with an arm that travels across those axis. The only difference between the machines that I can clearly see...

So my college theatre shop just dropped 40 grand on a new cnc machine and things are kind of slow going. We are slowly figuring everything out but we're having trouble in the 3d department. The process seems way to over complicated for what it is and what other machines are capable of. I guess...

It's actually only about 15 lbs, not bad considering how much steel was used

thanks. just a needle file, the multiple layers of paint made it really easy I started with a 30" satellite dish then ground off the parts i didnt need and welded the plate on the back. Glad you like it! Yeah its nice to be back, college takes up alot of my time now so anytime I get to build...

So in preperation for the premier awhile ago, I decided to finally make a Cap shield. Its made of a 30" satellite dish and is backed with an 1/8" thick steel plate for stablity. really happy with how this came out and i hope you guys enjoy. Thanks for viewing

So i whipped this up a couple of days ago, it started as just fooling around during some downtime while in shop class. Ended up finishing it after the wood body worked better than expected. Tell me what you think! it has a luan wood base, detailed and smoothed with joint compound and...

the size of your helmet is fine, its the chest that is too small. go watch a couple of the cutscenes and look at how far the chest sticks out in all directions. its actually wuite ridiculous how far they had it come out.

his body panels are going to be made of birch while his head will be MDF. his limbs will more than likely be PVC, and thanks! :) UPDATE #2 finished cuting out his basic form from the birch and MDF. i may have also put him together real quick :D hope you...

so between the time that i move and now, i really wanted a project that i could finish with-in the next couple months. here are the blueprints i drew up the PLAN (we all know how well that works) is to end up with an expressive puppet. so moving arms, eye socket, etc. i really want to...

seriously, i call dibs on getting shot first.....seriously

you do realise that you have now set the bar on your armor out in space right? anything less would be completely unacceptable.....jk damn dude this is fantastic. its a costume in itself.

ive actually given this a fair amount of thought as well. while i have no military background and know little about body armor, i think it would be badass to have a battle ready suit. in my oppinion, the reach mark V would offer the best protection to mobility ratio. certain parts are bulky...