Avengers 2 Hulkbuster
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Shadeling
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You would have to edit the files. I've never worked with foam before personally.
You would have to get the pep designer and modify to your preference
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Sounds very complicated gunner do a mark 21 first to get another suit under. Belt before trying something that big
Believe me, it is complicated. even, if you will unfold it for 2m (5,5-6,5 ft) it is a lot of hard work, materials and time. Think about it, before start, see more threads and pictures. Cheers.
shsims
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Hello and thanks you for all your hard work and file release. As you read this I am preparing my spare bedroom/workshop to build this in foam. At your present scale what is human size for it so I can scale it up to be aprox 8ft tall on completion. Wanna get size right on first try. to much work for a do over
Shadeling
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I'll check tonight but I believe a scale factor of 1 is for 6' (that was my plan anyway).
For me I reduced the chest by .8 on the X and Y and will probably increase the stomach and rib section by 1.2 on the Z for a better fit.
I also modified the head piece to incorporate room for my neck since HB doesn't have one
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For me I reduced the chest by .8 on the X and Y and will probably increase the stomach and rib section by 1.2 on the Z for a better fit.
I also modified the head piece to incorporate room for my neck since HB doesn't have one
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i have pep version (without flaps) for 8,5 ft (2,60m) unfolded 70% (A4 size). can give you now, but you need to unfold the rest 30%. or, you can wait few weeks, i will done unfolding and Shadeling will share file in 1st post.
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Shadeling
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shoulder skeletal support identified at lowes
Across the shoulders mounted on the pack frame
On each end for mounting
3 inch caster with the wheels drilled out attached to a fixed caster for the bicep
I'll do the same for the elbow with the swivel attached to the forearm for 40-60 dagree rotation
there will be an opening in the inside of the forearm where the levers for finger control for the hand which will not rotate
That's the idea anyway, trying to plan and price everything out before I start construction
Across the shoulders mounted on the pack frame
On each end for mounting
3 inch caster with the wheels drilled out attached to a fixed caster for the bicep
I'll do the same for the elbow with the swivel attached to the forearm for 40-60 dagree rotation
there will be an opening in the inside of the forearm where the levers for finger control for the hand which will not rotate
That's the idea anyway, trying to plan and price everything out before I start construction
i just finished main part of chest, and its gonna be really huge. however, your idea is interesting, it can be worked. also, i think, you need to think about support details on the frame and some moving parts. like this:
Shadeling
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I love the piston idea. I'm not going too large, I'm planning on 6'3" in height. The shell will be have Velcro and earth magnets for easy assembly and storage.
I'm also looking at a 30" lazy Susan between the stomach and cod piece, but they have a high price. Might print one out and use elastic instead of springs to help re-align it back into place.
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IronMeg
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Those pistons are perfect! Never thought of using those. Great idea! Might have to steal that one.....
have you watched Xrobots last episode? i think its optimal idea. blue part come up from the back. brown part is in the blue part. left and right part will come from left and right sides, near the shoulder. all movements in circular orbits.
can i ask you? what do you think about HB hand? remember episode of fighting HB and Hulk, look:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fkTLwaReLkI
TIME from 1.13 to 1.16. if i say to you - i know how to make it real :ninja
