Annanymous
Well-Known Member
Ideally what you need to aim for, is a snug, but not too snug of a fit from the bottom opening of the torso piece. If you feel that the finished piece is going to be too tight, then your at the point where I feel you have 3 options.
1) If you know its defintily too small, then continue to pep what you have and customize the bottom opening. eg. make it bigger, as needed.
2) Pep a new re-scaled piece. (I hate this option but it is an option that can't be counted out) This option would be a great choice if your going for "LOOK" and "FIT"
3) If your unsure that its going to be too small, then continue to pep. Then try it on and see how it looks. (My recommendation) Then decide where to go from there.
Having said that, it's an improvement, as now we can see your chest piece and your shoulder piece on. The shoulder piece does look big when compared to the torso. But then again you are at a cross road to a decision of to continue with what you have --or-- pep a slightly larger torso piece.
Scaling really is a !@#$# but that's where determination, devotion, inspiration and motivation come into play. I'd say all in all... your doing excellent progress.
Cheers!
thanks for the quick response Longshot! Im glad that you understand where I'm at with this "issue" right now. I think that if I scale it a little bit larger then it will be practically perfect, my only issue is that I dont know how much larger to scale it.. I did this new one at 340 mm wide. It would be super easy to find a middle scale point for a new one except that I lost the measurements for my first and oversized chest piece! Basically I have no idea what measurement constitutes as to large so I'm kind of blindly guessing and checking. I also dont know what anyone else on 405th that is my height has scaled their chest piece at so I cant use other people for reference.