Oklahoma MkVI Suit

Sky Dragon · Nov 6, 2010

This is looking amazing so far, and it's really helpful that you actually go through each part of each process! I think that's the first time anyone has taken detailed pictures of each aspect of bondoing. I'll definitely watch this, and when the time comes for me to start bondoing I'll follow this by the book

P.S. - Where did you buy your spot putty at?

lolomgroxi · Nov 6, 2010

dajdog1 said:
Thanks. Where abouts are you located?

Up in the northwestern area.

I have got to agree, posting the steps with your bondo is very helpful! Great job so far.

dajdog1 · Nov 7, 2010

Sky Dragon said:
This is looking amazing so far, and it's really helpful that you actually go through each part of each process! I think that's the first time anyone has taken detailed pictures of each aspect of bondoing. I'll definitely watch this, and when the time comes for me to start bondoing I'll follow this by the book

P.S. - Where did you buy your spot putty at?

Wal-mart. But you can get it at autozone, napa, and orielly's.

dajdog1 · Nov 7, 2010

Finally moving to other areas of the helmet, still so much more detailing to go...

Working on the brim and other top side as well as the other rounded areas.

This is showing what was sanded from above and another skimming of spot putty. I lose track of how many times I have gone through this same process.

Once this sets up and is sanded I will spray it again with a light dusting of primer to see what I have let, in these areas, then move on to the others.
When the spot putty applying is done I will use my dremel to clean up the lines and make them crisp.

brogeta · Nov 7, 2010

dude you are a perfectionist, thats good cause it means i get to see epic high quality armour

dajdog1 · Nov 7, 2010

Thanks for the replies. Keeps me going strong.

Well, this will give you an idea of the quality I am trying to obtain. Here is the top after a light dusting.

This is what I thought still needed attention...

lolomgroxi · Nov 7, 2010

It's coming along nicely!

Lemon Pledge · Nov 7, 2010

wow thats looking really great, some nice work there dude

dajdog1 · Nov 8, 2010

Details

The ongoing quest for symmetry.

Here is a good way to get into the nooks, crannies, and crevices.

Okay, I have cheated a bit. I have a good amount of tools to pull from and decided to use my Dremel Multi-Max and it is a Godsend.

Build and sand to create perfect symmetry.

Sumofl · Nov 8, 2010

This is truly the way to greatness, time and patience (sometimes, you have to throw in a need for perfection). This is going to look great. You going to paint it MC style or a custom look?

EDIT: Also, another question, are you going to mold this thing? Would be excellent to own one of these.

brogeta · Nov 8, 2010

Dude moulding sounds like a good idea cause i mean this is going to be one hell of an imaculate peice

dajdog1 · Nov 8, 2010

Sumofl said:
This is truly the way to greatness, time and patience (sometimes, you have to throw in a need for perfection). This is going to look great. You going to paint it MC style or a custom look?

EDIT: Also, another question, are you going to mold this thing? Would be excellent to own one of these.

brogeta said:
Dude moulding sounds like a good idea cause i mean this is going to be one hell of an imaculate peice

I've been thinking about molding and it's still up in the air. I wouldn't mind having a solid cast for piece of mind though.

I am still deciding on the paint. I will take as much time with it as I am with the bondo stage. My two choices right now are the dull green with battle wear or a dark blue with accents that has a clear coat to make it shine and look like a piece of art...Oh the decisions to make!

dajdog1 · Nov 10, 2010

No area is safe from the wrath of my spot putty...

dubrider · Nov 11, 2010

savage build dude, super attention to detail and patience with the bondo! hope i can get mine looking somewhere near as good as this.

Waynehead · Nov 14, 2010

looking great man for your first build i kinda rushed mine but didnt use a hd helmet and reallly didnt know how much i would enjoy this i will def be watching this thread for your progress and also for my new helmet when i start it. Also will you be doing any of the armor??

NobleEight · Nov 14, 2010

dajdog1 said:
Thanks, I should take one farther back and really make you drool! It's a roughly 1500 sqft shop.

Hot diggity dog, so when am I allowed to pop over to start my suit there hahhahah j/k no really iam serious

Keep on trucken, your doing great!!!

dajdog1 · Nov 15, 2010

NobleEight said:
Hot diggity dog, so when am I allowed to pop over to start my suit there hahhahah j/k no really iam serious

Keep on trucken, your doing great!!!

Sure, come on over. You're just down the road right? Ha

dajdog1 · Nov 15, 2010

Waynehead said:
looking great man for your first build i kinda rushed mine but didnt use a hd helmet and reallly didnt know how much i would enjoy this i will def be watching this thread for your progress and also for my new helmet when i start it. Also will you be doing any of the armor??

Technically not my first build. I haven't posted my others except maybe the iron man. I do plan on doing a full so just no time or schedule as to when.

TD2253 · Nov 15, 2010

Wow! Looking good on that MVI helmet, can't wait to see it finished!

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