Sorry for the double post! I just needed to post a quick "update" (Not to mention a short story

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For the Update:
Before I actually started the chest piece, I bought a gallon container of fiberglass resin for $35 at Home Depot. I still need to buy some brushes, but I'll worry about that later. I also have permission from my uncle to borrow his cartridge respirator for my build. For goggles, I will be using my divers mask. The upside to using the divers mask it that I won't have to worry about sweat or hair getting into my eyes. But the downside of it is that it would cover my nose, and probably get in the way of the respirator.
For the chest piece, I have glued all of the support struts in and added extra support where the struts didn't provide. As you can see in this picture here, I glued wooden batons to the collar because it liked to lift a little.
What I found really awesome is that I convinced my teachers to let my suit production to be my Senior Project this coming school year!!!!!
As for the story:
This piece has been a major challenge, as I have said before. For starters, I tried starting this piece the week before Finals were going on. (Which was a dumb idea on my part)
The first time I tried printing it, I jammed the printer with too much paper. So after I unjammed the printer, it did this wierd beeping noise.
It ran out of ink...
After waiting a week for my mom to get more ink for the printer, I was excited to print the chest piece so I instantly put the printer to work (making sure not to jam it this time). I was unaware that my mom was helping my dad with some computer work and needed to print some stuff. But my chest piece was occupying the printer. Frustrated, my mom canceled the print about half way through the print. I had no clue of what my mom did so I closed the Pepakura Designer window. I have the free version so I couldn't save the window without having to pay for the full version. There's a problem with that because I rearranged the pieces so I was wasting less paper. You can guess the hours I spent trying to take out the pieces that I have already printed.
What's worse, all of the numbers in the second print were jumbled compared to the first.
When I had to glue it, it was like gluing a jig-saw puzzle together with out the lid of the box as a guide.
I obviously perservered and didn't do that bad of a job putting it together either.
Here is my suit overall put together like a person was wearing it.
I am so excited about the pepping stage being over that when I finished pepping the chest I started dancing.
So anyways, I still need to know how to scale the COD plate. I say this again because I really want the pepping stage to be done.
Thanks for reading my thread and giving comments and critique!
Saber Out