Well this is looking awesome +1 sub
Thank you!
Looking great man! Keep it up!
Thanks. ^^
Looks awesome!
I built the cod piece today! super easy and looks awesome!
I'm glad it did work well for you.
Looks awesome.
Thanks thorn, that coming from you, means a a lot to me.
Hey Rainbow how did you come up with the measurements for your chest. I was following halogoddess's measuring method and comparing it to the height of your chest. I'm 6ft tall, and have a 15 inch width, so I was going to make mine 16 inch wide. well I converted 16 inches to mm and got 407mm in width. I went to change the scale on pepakura and when I did my measurements were: 464mm height, 407mm width and 388mm depth. I was just wondering cause I'm in the process of making the same chest and worried now that its not going to be large enough because i'm a little bit bigger then you and your measurements are larger then mine. I'm going to redo it but I want to size it right, any tips from the info i've given you? BTW your suit looks amazing so far looks it like your scaling is dead on.
Sorry, I can't really help you to scale your armor. I'm a scaling noob myself, I just don't get it, no matter what tutorial I keep to. So all i can say is that I'm 179cm tall, and I used 510mm for the chest, if I was you and had to rebuild the chest I'd go with 530-540mm in height. Or just make a size-tester, It will work for foam too, if you don't mind wasting 1-2 foam mattes.
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Ok, so I have some updates for you, would have updated earlier, but I had to deal with pc-problems/dataloss, but now I feel like updating this thread.
I remade the shoulders, 'cause the old ones kinda sucked
The file is not really made for good foam use.
It looks a little bulky on the side view, but I'm totally ok with that, I just wouldnt go any bigger, for the ones interested, i used 220H with the shoulders.
I also detailed the shin.
I suited my left leg up. I was afraid the shins are too small, but they're not.
I thought some shin protectors with a knee pad would help to make the armor look more heavily, so I bought myself a pair of these
Good thing is no extra padding is needed for the shins, and you can attach the knee plate directly to the knee pad of the protectors instead of the shin itself, thus giving you a more realistic appearence with the knee plate always sticking to your knee, even when t-bagging