SavedbyGraceG12
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Awesome work on smoothing things out! I have a question though. Is there a specific reason for placing the shoulder braces on the wrong side of the biceps?
My first armor: master chief mark VII
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Thanks guys... SavedbyGraceG12: Actually the two sides of the biceps are the same....after a few tests, I've decided to use two different .pdo files: One for the biceps (in which the two sides are the same), and one for the shoulder braces...
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SavedbyGraceG12
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Hah, after making that previous post, I thought to myself that he is probably using different files then me? 
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Think of it as a marathon not a sprint. You need to take your time and learn patience. If you rush things you will make mistakes and just have to do it over. That in of itself is not a bad thing because there is learning in making mistakes.......but too many mistakes is not the way to complete your build. Listen to morkar78, read, read then watch some videos tutorials, then read some more. The more you prepare yourself the quicker your build will be and the better your build will be.
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morkar78
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Assembled shoulder plates and biceps!!!!! The two pieces are assembled using two metal joints. The upper joint is glued and covered with bondo. The lower joint is fixed to the shoulder plates with 2 bolts, so that I can assemble them when I want to wear them and take the two pieces apart for storing:
How the two joints fix the shoulder plates and biceps:
....and this is the result:
How the two joints fix the shoulder plates and biceps:
....and this is the result:
morkar78
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Undersuit ready!
First, I've assembled the pieces over a black fabric
I've cut the fabric, then I've glued and sewed the pieces of the undersuit over it
I've sewed the striped behind the undersuit...
...and on the T-shirt
And this is the final result
...and this is how it looks under the armor
First, I've assembled the pieces over a black fabric
I've cut the fabric, then I've glued and sewed the pieces of the undersuit over it
I've sewed the striped behind the undersuit...
...and on the T-shirt
And this is the final result
...and this is how it looks under the armor
Spartan 1004
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Holy Moly... nice work with your undersuit and the armor.
Very nice work. Take as long as you need, the end results speak for themselves. Also, congrats on becoming a father.
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