AVP Armor Templates By VinMan
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VinMan
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I use indesign. It s a sister program to illustrator and photoshop. It is a vector based layout program that has very nice drawing tools.
I create the images at 100% of actual size and export as a jpg. then reduce the resolution to 100 DPI.
so if opened by any type of decent art program the files should stay at 100% output size.
th3 pr3dat0r
New Member
bump =) to good of a post to let go down
UltimateGBfan
Active Member
Thanks for this,really gonna be helpful when I start working on my costume.
Uhlakk
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Queen Hunter
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bump *cough* *cough*
crawjaw
Sr Member
Not sure if I've commented on this thread already but these templates are first class. Very gemerous of you to post all your hard work for everyone else to use. Mind you that's what the Lair is about; helping fellow Pred lovers.
Love to see more scale drawings of masks, armour, bios etc.
Cheers.
Love to see more scale drawings of masks, armour, bios etc.
Cheers.
VinMan
Sr Member
What's Up Hunters?
I have another template for you.
the AVP Canon Arm
It is a little variation from traditional in one way. I like the length of the wolf Canon arm so I elongated the center stalk
to give the canon more height if needed. It helps to prop it up higher on the shoulder and give the canon better visibility
or you can lower it just as easily.
Most of the pieces can be assembled by sandwiching together three pieces of half inch thick wood or medium density fiber board (MDF)
and then adding 1 mil sheet foamies for the accents
Good luck and if you have any questions drop me an email
I am working on the rest of the bomb gauntlet and hope to have full plans for the Backpack med kit in not too long.
As always thanks for looking and enjoy!
I have another template for you.
the AVP Canon Arm
It is a little variation from traditional in one way. I like the length of the wolf Canon arm so I elongated the center stalk
to give the canon more height if needed. It helps to prop it up higher on the shoulder and give the canon better visibility
or you can lower it just as easily.
Most of the pieces can be assembled by sandwiching together three pieces of half inch thick wood or medium density fiber board (MDF)
and then adding 1 mil sheet foamies for the accents
Good luck and if you have any questions drop me an email
I am working on the rest of the bomb gauntlet and hope to have full plans for the Backpack med kit in not too long.
As always thanks for looking and enjoy!
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Queen Hunter
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awesome, thanks dude!
RoguePredator
New Member
VIN you are truly an inspiration to us all!. Your templates helped me so far and hope to post my stuff soon!.
PREDATORWARRIOR
New Member
GREAT WORK mate!! keep those templates flowing
VinMan
Sr Member
Hey,
Here is the progress on the Canon Arm so far.
Still needs some detail work added, prime,paint and weathering
but here are the basic parts assembled.
http://picasaweb.google.com/lh/photo/OZMiN...feat=directlink
Here is the progress on the Canon Arm so far.
Still needs some detail work added, prime,paint and weathering
but here are the basic parts assembled.
http://picasaweb.google.com/lh/photo/OZMiN...feat=directlink
thebeastwithin
New Member
that's awsome lookin'
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