Ikickeicholle´s ODST Armor (Hugh´s Files)

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Ikickeicholle

New Member

• May 18, 2014

• #1

Hi, guys i love your forum and all your work, it is very inspiring.
I'm 28 and i'm from Austria
Last year i started with my ODST helmet and he turnt out very well, so i decited do make all parts of the armor.
It took my around 6 months to build (with breaks



I have used Hugh Holder's files because i like how the look and the parts fit together.

(I love his Work)

This Picture is the current stand, with the painted scratches and the blue visor.


i have used my MP-7 Airsoft gun because she looks a little bit like the M7S Submachine Gun from Halo 3 ODST.




Inside the Helmet i have installed two fans. Powered with a Ni-MH 8,4V small type battery


But the armor is not completly finisht, i have to work on its mobilitiy and i want also a backpack
i'd like to hear your opinion.

 

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CasualCosplayer

Well-Known Member

European Regiment

• May 18, 2014

• #2

That´s a very nice set of ODST armor bro!


Pat-

 

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Ikickeicholle

New Member

• May 18, 2014

• #3

Thanks, i also like your work.
Your ODST Medic Thread was very helpfull for me.

 

anhtrung

Member

Pacific Regiment

• May 18, 2014

• #4

Nice work man,i like your helmet set inside

 

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CasualCosplayer

Well-Known Member

European Regiment

• May 18, 2014

• #5

Ikickeicholle said:

Thanks, i also like your work.
Your ODST Medic Thread was very helpfull for me.

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*awwww Glad I coud be of any help then!


Pat-

 

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Ikickeicholle

New Member

• May 19, 2014

• #6

anhtrung said:

Nice work man,i like your helmet set inside

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Thanks, the only problem is that i can hear almost nothing when i have the helmet on.
The fans are actually not very loud but inside the helmet they are really noisy

 

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Connor Xfor

New Member

• May 19, 2014

• #7

That is a fantastic set of ODST armour you have there, excellent work!

 

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Ikickeicholle

New Member

• May 19, 2014

• #8

Connor Xfor said:

That is a fantastic set of ODST armour you have there, excellent work!

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Thanks, glad to hear that, but i'm not finisht yet. I work now on the mobility of the armor. So maby i can get up the stairs some time soon

 

Bobby Boucher

Active Member

Southwest Regiment

• May 19, 2014

• #9

Dude nice ODST!

My build consists mostly of Hugh's files, for the same reason. What did you use for your belt? Looks like molle, am I right? I don't want to hang my thigh/crotch/fanny pack armor for the chest core, too loose.

 

anhtrung

Member

Pacific Regiment

• May 19, 2014

• #10

Ikickeicholle said:

Thanks, the only problem is that i can hear almost nothing when i have the helmet on.
The fans are actually not very loud but inside the helmet they are really noisy

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.why don't you try sts less noisy

 

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Ikickeicholle

New Member

• May 20, 2014

• #11

mOWWck said:

Dude nice ODST!

My build consists mostly of Hugh's files, for the same reason. What did you use for your belt? Looks like molle, am I right? I don't want to hang my thigh/crotch/fanny pack armor for the chest core, too loose.

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Yes i used this molle belt but without the shoulder straps


So in the future i can add some pouches or oder items on it. And he fits very well.

anhtrung said:

.why don't you try sts less noisy

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Hmm.. i could use a battery with lower voltage this will reduce the noise. But mayby my visor will get foggy.
I am currently using the two "side increases" as entrace for fresh air.

 

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CLOTHAR

Active Member

Canadian Regiment

• May 20, 2014

• #12

Really nice kit you have made! Great work.

 

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Ikickeicholle

New Member

• May 21, 2014

• #13

CLOTHAR said:

Really nice kit you have made! Great work.

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Thanks, i think it turned out better than i expected.

And now a little updates:

I have cut out some of the edge of my rear shin guards to increase mobility.


And the same on the kneepad, now they fit much better.

Maybe i should have marked it. :confused

Finally i can kneel down and go up stairs allmost normally.

 

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Bobby Boucher

Active Member

Southwest Regiment

• May 21, 2014

• #14

Awesome. That is a great addition, and it looks cooler than just a normal belt!

Those air vents are nice too, the mesh is fancy.

 

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TheUX31EGuy

Jr Member

Pacific Regiment

• Apr 19, 2015

• #15

Awesome build
Bummer the fans are so loud in the helmet. Maybe if you used like a 1K resistor, maybe that'd make it a little quieter.

Question: It looks like you cut the front section off on your shins, is this correct?

 

Jason 078

Well-Known Member

Pacific Regiment

• Apr 19, 2015

• #16

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