1st Build First Armor Plans

[Conner 312]

Hello everyone, I've read around here without an account for a while now but I've decided to finally make an account and post. I am a bit of a sucker for utilitarian aesthetics, although I may be using the wrong term there, e.i. I like large amounts of pouches, storage space, and attachments. I plan to make several of the attachments functional, using a flashlight, TalkiePi, cameras, etc..

I do have a Sidewinder X2, and I plan to use it for the chest and helmet for the sake of accuracy, as I have never used foam before and parts like the shin and forearm, for example, seem much easier and cost effective to remake again at a later date. I plan on using AguilarWorkshop's Firefall Helmet and SkookumProps Mk -VII- as bases, but may have to model some parts myself or freehand them, such as the UA/DP kneepads or the Drachen Pack. This would be a long-term project and certainly not the cheapest, considering the SkookumProps is $80 alone.

I do however, have a question. I was looking at TurboCharizard's Mk -VII- Build, and the chest attachments and thigh attachment points seem very interesting. I was wondering if there were modified files already available online or if there is a process to add such parts to the SkookumProps models.

Sorry for the long read, and I thank you for reading this brick of test.

 

[N8TEBB]

I was wondering if there were modified files already available online or if there is a process to add such parts to the SkookumProps models.

I am not sure if any such models exist but I'll ping TurboCharizard to see if he knows!

 

[TurboCharizard]

I'll add the Drachen Pack and UA/DP onto the to do list.

 

[Conner 312]

I'll add the Drachen Pack and UA/DP onto the to do list.

Thought I'd give making the UA/DP kneepad a shot. I ripped the model from blender, subdivided it, and used Mesh-mixer to soften out the hard edges of the inner plate. It's pretty rough and I'm not very good with modelling, but I thought I may as well upload it in-case anyone wants to use them. It says, however, that the model is too big, any advice?

 

[CallumWinree]

I need that file for the drone attachment. I lost my ported model and need a HQ version lol. Is that something you can share by chance?

 

[Conner 312]

I need that file for the drone attachment. I lost my ported model and need a HQ version lol. Is that something you can share by chance?

I'm not sure what you mean by drone attachments". Could I know which model you are talking about, as I only have a few?

 

[Conner 312]

I'll add the Drachen Pack and UA/DP onto the to do list.

Hello, I hope this isn't too much of a bother. I am wondering if the models you made (like the ones in the images below) are available for download or purchase? I am hoping to make a very modular/attachment heavy suit, and such attachment points seem very useful. I thank you for your time, no matter the response, good day.

 

[TurboCharizard]

Hello, I hope this isn't too much of a bother. I am wondering if the models you made (like the ones in the images below) are available for download or purchase? I am hoping to make a very modular/attachment heavy suit, and such attachment points seem very useful. I thank you for your time, no matter the response, good day.
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You've already linked to them in your first post believe it or not. A selection of the images in my MkVII build thread are from the assembly guides of the various armour packs on my shop while some are behind the scenes in process stuff for those who want a bit more general insight.

I've linked the two you shared images of to save a search.

The forearms/vambraces

Mk VII Vambrace 3D Model for Cosplay Armour Inspired by Halo Infinite — Skookum Props

The GEN III Mk VII Vambrace produced by Materials Group is the forearm hard armour for the Halo Infinite Mk VII Armour Core Multiplayer SPARTAN. This set of 3D models will allow you to build a set of fully modular forearm plates that connect to any Skookum Props Mk VII Wrist Attachment through use o

www.skookumprops.ca

The chest

Mk VII Chest 3D Model for Cosplay Armour Inspired by Halo Infinite — Skookum Props

The GEN III Mk VII Chest produced by Materials Group is the torso hard armour for the Halo Infinite Mk VII Armour Core Multiplayer SPARTAN. This set of 3D models will allow you to build a fully modular chest plate that connects to any Skookum Props Mk VII Chest Attachment through use of the hard poi

www.skookumprops.ca

 

[Conner 312]

You've already linked to them in your first post believe it or not. A selection of the images in my MkVII build thread are from the assembly guides of the various armour packs on my shop while some are behind the scenes in process stuff for those who want a bit more general insight.

I've linked the two you shared images of to save a search.

The forearms/vambraces

Mk VII Vambrace 3D Model for Cosplay Armour Inspired by Halo Infinite — Skookum Props

The GEN III Mk VII Vambrace produced by Materials Group is the forearm hard armour for the Halo Infinite Mk VII Armour Core Multiplayer SPARTAN. This set of 3D models will allow you to build a set of fully modular forearm plates that connect to any Skookum Props Mk VII Wrist Attachment through use o

www.skookumprops.ca

The chest

Mk VII Chest 3D Model for Cosplay Armour Inspired by Halo Infinite — Skookum Props

The GEN III Mk VII Chest produced by Materials Group is the torso hard armour for the Halo Infinite Mk VII Armour Core Multiplayer SPARTAN. This set of 3D models will allow you to build a fully modular chest plate that connects to any Skookum Props Mk VII Chest Attachment through use of the hard poi

www.skookumprops.ca

I somehow never made the connection that SkookumProps is owned by you or that you are affiliated with them. I thank you and apologize for the inconvenience.

 

[TurboCharizard]

I somehow never made the connection that SkookumProps is owned by you or that you are affiliated with them. I thank you and apologize for the inconvenience.

Nah, no worries. It's primarily the separation between the online forum personality and the registered business. It's caught more than a few people by surprise over the last few years but that's the downside of having an old account with a kind of silly name.