While im waiting to get more foam, i started work on my spartan weapons, starting with the covenant energy sword. Then i redid my thighs for the security and finally started a mini practice run with the chest.
i cant wait till you are finished with this armor i did not like the armor at first but it has grown on me since you started your build. keep up the good work!While im waiting to get more foam, i started work on my spartan weapons, starting with the covenant energy sword. Then i redid my thighs for the security and finally started a mini practice run with the chest.
Why ty very muchWas looking through the posts, this is some really interesting progress!
i like the idea of expanding foam and love the pose that is getting into the roll. cant wait to see her all doneShins good to go!
Filled in the seams now its time to dry
What are you using to hold your seams together? We all have to start somewhere but it seems like you may want to take a bit more time with your cuts and using the right method to hold them together because what ever you are using seems to be “ozzing” out from your seams and no amount of plastidip is going to be able to cover that up. It’s your first suit, enjoy the process, love that you’ve created and always try to improve on your next piece!Done filling in the seams in both of the shins then plasti dip a couples hours later but.... The lines are still visible. What can i do?
Im using kwik seal and contact cement for this processWhat are you using to hold your seams together? We all have to start somewhere but it seems like you may want to take a bit more time with your cuts and using the right method to hold them together because what ever you are using seems to be “ozzing” out from your seams and no amount of plastidip is going to be able to cover that up. It’s your first suit, enjoy the process, love that you’ve created and always try to improve on your next piece!
The thing to remember about contact cement is that if you use it right out of the bottle, you can’t just press two pieces together and it holds. Less is more, what you want to do is apply the contact cement to both sides you’ll be wanting to join and let the glue get tacky. Once it’s tacky and you press the two sides Together and align them with pressure you will get a seamless seal. Some people don’t have the patience so they use hot glue. Regardless just try to be a little bit more accurate with your cuts and more patient when joining seams together. All in all you’re doing great man, hope what I am saying makes senseIm using kwik seal and contact cement for this process
it doesThe thing to remember about contact cement is that if you use it right out of the bottle, you can’t just press two pieces together and it holds. Less is more, what you want to do is apply the contact cement to both sides you’ll be wanting to join and let the glue get tacky. Once it’s tacky and you press the two sides Together and align them with pressure you will get a seamless seal. Some people don’t have the patience so they use hot glue. Regardless just try to be a little bit more accurate with your cuts and more patient when joining seams together. All in all you’re doing great man, hope what I am saying makes sense
Ty very much. I may be 5'8 but this spartan suit gonna make me be 6'2-6'4Those things are MASSIVE!!!!! They are more like armor worn by characters in World of Warcraft!!!!! Looks great!!!
Oh i tested numerous times on this. I did use my shins height when i first did this and found out that they was slighty bigger than my shins heightSo you'll be my height.....(w/o my armor on ).....but is it scaled correctly? They are MASSIVE.....I just can't get past it....How are you going to put you arms down after you have your chest and shoulder pieces on? I'm sorry you're a big guy, no insult intended (i'm kind of on the big side as well but working on that), but you aren't THAT BIG......