thinking about starting over
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A combination of fans and putting Rain-X Anti-Fog on the interior of my visors has worked fairly well for me. Same as Coreforge said it doesn't completely stop the visor from fogging, but it's less of an issue.
Mechace13
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ok the halloween party got moved to video meeting over in person so i'm going to be working on mk2 of my odst and not getting the plans off youtube. i'm getting the heroes workshop armor files and has anyone made it and has pic i can use as a reference.
ps as anyone forgot to put parts on their armor cause i may have forgot to put them on my helmet. i'm going to put them on after my off work Saturday 10/9/2021
ps as anyone forgot to put parts on their armor cause i may have forgot to put them on my helmet. i'm going to put them on after my off work Saturday 10/9/2021
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TurboCharizard
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The 405th and Paintball/Airsoft
New recruits: Please note that we do not discuss using our costumes for use while playing Paintball/Airsoft or in place or in addition to protective gear for any sport. Our costumes are purely for fun and for no protective purposes whatsoever and therefore we are not qualified to provide...
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Mechace13
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im not planing on playing the sports its just to use the armor as cosplayThe 405th and Paintball/Airsoft
New recruits: Please note that we do not discuss using our costumes for use while playing Paintball/Airsoft or in place or in addition to protective gear for any sport. Our costumes are purely for fun and for no protective purposes whatsoever and therefore we are not qualified to provide...
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FalseShepherd
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Not to overstep, but basically the forum admin here won't talk about anything that's airsoft related. Admin just posts that thing about not using armor for airsoft and hopes you will drop it.
As nearly as I can tell, you're basically asking if it's ok to buy the kit and paint it/ do decals, weathering, etc. That would be perfectly fine, so long as you never talk about it with regards to airsoft.
We have a lot of people who build from kits here on the forum and occasionally you will see people refinishing purchased props and whatnot.
There's no rule that says you have to build everything from scratch.
As nearly as I can tell, you're basically asking if it's ok to buy the kit and paint it/ do decals, weathering, etc. That would be perfectly fine, so long as you never talk about it with regards to airsoft.
We have a lot of people who build from kits here on the forum and occasionally you will see people refinishing purchased props and whatnot.
There's no rule that says you have to build everything from scratch.
Mechace13
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ok then kits are ok thats all i wanted to now
Dirtdives2424
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A few things you also need to work on....
1) get a metal ruler, your lines will improve greatly when using a ruler as a guide when cutting the foam.
2) keep your blade sharp. That will prevent the foam from tearing. It will give you a smoother and cleaner edge. Get a blade sharpener from Home Depot, Amazon....where ever.
3) #1 and #2 will improve with time and more experience. You are doing great, just keep going. You will see the difference between your very first piece against your most current piece....It will amaze you.
1) get a metal ruler, your lines will improve greatly when using a ruler as a guide when cutting the foam.
2) keep your blade sharp. That will prevent the foam from tearing. It will give you a smoother and cleaner edge. Get a blade sharpener from Home Depot, Amazon....where ever.
3) #1 and #2 will improve with time and more experience. You are doing great, just keep going. You will see the difference between your very first piece against your most current piece....It will amaze you.
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