Lieutenant Jaku
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that is Sweeeet!
(licks lips)
(you hear a weird slurping sound)
(licks lips)
(you hear a weird slurping sound)
H3 Chief Armor - Build Progress
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master_colt_117
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Thanks man! It looks even better in person! Just walking with it on and seeing it catch light shimmer and cast detail shadows, it looked straight out of the halo 2 anniversary game play. Me and my brother couldn't stop staring at it!! Haha
Sean Anwalt
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I am very excited. Do tell, what have you done?
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master_colt_117
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Hahaha this green is amazing to look at in person. I just need to fine tune my armor damage techniques. I'm almost there. As far as the green, it's a mixture of 4 acrylic colors from deco art, that took DAYS to get right. Once I mix it up I spray it on with my air brush so it gIves it that nice smoth surface. I have found that the acrylics are in fact very durable to foam flexing as long as you don't go so heavy on the coats that it becomes to heavy. Once I had the green just right. A few passes of watered down black washing made it really pop, subtle but pop. These pics are just testing and not considered a "finished product". I will be repainting this test thigh again this week hoping to get a true finished representation of how I want my armor to look.
Sean Anwalt
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Pics or it didn't happen.
Dirtdives2424
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So true.......
master_colt_117
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Thanks man! I'm getting there, need more practice before I touch my actual suit with paint, but getting close for sure!
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Dirtdives2424
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You need more scratches......maybe even some deep cuts or gouges.
master_colt_117
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Yup for sure. Definitely will give it more character for sure. Those scratches were all I had time for last night testing out a better method. I'm hoping to get a lot more progress on this test piece paint job today. My actual suit I may burn in a few small gouges with the solder iron before I rubber coat it. I'm still on the fence about the big halo 3 chest gouge though... hahaha
Dirtdives2424
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Understandable.
master_colt_117
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Yeah I'm thinking more towards keep it clean. Only a few weeks of service off the assembly line in the field. Don't want to "hide" any of my armor detail with excessive paint weathering. H2A keeps coming to mind.
Dire
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Exactly, minor scrapes from like "oh ****, just scraped my forearm, dammit, that was new!"
master_colt_117
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Yup exactly! Like an in between h2 and h3 before he fell through earth's atmosphere and got charred and scrapped up. Haha
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Dire
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Roger!
Sean Anwalt
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I'm having the same reservation about the gouge in the chest on my H4 armor. Someone needs to tell the chief to stop chest- bumping the enemy...
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