Must just be the lighting on his, because it looks perfect on yours!I can vouch for it. That's the same stuff my reach suit is covered with.
Must just be the lighting on his, because it looks perfect on yours!I can vouch for it. That's the same stuff my reach suit is covered with.
Hmmm. I wonder if a black base coat would darken it a bitOutdoor shot, I only painted over a grey primer, I may try a different basecoat and try again
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I just sprayed some Italian Olive COLORMAXX and it’s already much darker lol. Weird.Your 3D prints are coming out really nice! Like I2aMpAnT was saying, doing a black base coat will darken the Italian olive. I used Rustoleum Oregano for my Mark VI and it didn't completely pop out until I did a black wash, brown wash and other things to add grime and depth to my armor. Use a scrap piece to test out how you want your armor to look.
That is amazing you can do that, but I would be terrified of doing a print that big for so long incase something happens. Sure you could stop it in the failed place and print the remaining section separately, but mentally I think I would have to slice it :bI am planning on buying an airbrush to try and learn a new skill. I am not the greatest painter, but I plan on doing some dry brushing along with washes also.
Started my chest armor last night, estimated at (spartan) 117 hours. After that, all I have left are my thighs, which I will start on my other printer.
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Picked up the fabric for my undersuit, yaya Han scuba hex from Joann’s. I had been waiting for it to stop being on sale for 9.99$ and go back to 14.99 a yard, so I could use a 50% off coupon ;-)
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Yeah it’s definitely stressful, but I’ve put these printers thru non stop 3 and 4 day prints, making rocketpack parts. Once it gets going the only main reason I ever get failed prints are filament feed issues.That is amazing you can do that, but I would be terrified of doing a print that big for so long incase something happens. Sure you could stop it in the failed place and print the remaining section separately, but mentally I think I would have to slice it :b
Your boots are on the wrong foot! lolAlmost there! The torso is a little tight, but fits pretty good, I’m just holding the front and back on by friction in the pic.
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Wow. I definatly need a bigger and better printer. You cranked this out in no time!Suit is done printing. I’ve started making the weaponry, MA5C and an energy sword, using Moesizzlacs file.
Been working on the strapping system and sanding armor. Can’t wait to do my first suit up!
Hoping my undersuit is done by this weekend.
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Also interested in the material used for the boot. Drain pipe looks good but I wonder if you can heat it up at all to loosen it up.Everything is finished printing, sword and MA5C added to my ever expanding sanding and painting list.
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Also interested in the material used for the boot. Drain pipe looks good but I wonder if you can heat it up at all to loosen it up.
Calling ExCeLLuR8 ! He tried the same thing in his build as it definatly looks good, but just isnt ideal. He then replaced it with something else that was perfect. I'll let him give more detail