SimonKitt
New Member
Hey there everyone.
Long term follower of the forum but finally decided to get involved and register.
I'm looking at making my first big cosplay project Buzz Lightyear. Ideally looking at building a Pepakura model and doing a carbon fibre wrap over it.
I've scoured most of the forum threads on Buzz builds (of which there are some fantastic ones) and I've downloaded the files from Elsocraft's Blogspot.
This will be the first time I've worked with Pep so I have a few questions that hopefully someone might be able to help me with.
Firstly I can only print max A4 and have my wife's RoboCraft Machine for the cutting (read a bit about it and it looks like it'll save a lot of hours and sore fingers).
Is a costume of this size possible on A4 sheets?
Secondly I'm trying to figure out scaling and printing.
Is Elsocraft's Pep file suitable for scaling up for adult size and if so any pointers on how to do it.
I'm going to engorge myself on the information available here but any tips and help would be massively welcomed.
Once I'm up and running with the project I'll post my updates.
Thanks in advance again.
Simon
Long term follower of the forum but finally decided to get involved and register.
I'm looking at making my first big cosplay project Buzz Lightyear. Ideally looking at building a Pepakura model and doing a carbon fibre wrap over it.
I've scoured most of the forum threads on Buzz builds (of which there are some fantastic ones) and I've downloaded the files from Elsocraft's Blogspot.
This will be the first time I've worked with Pep so I have a few questions that hopefully someone might be able to help me with.
Firstly I can only print max A4 and have my wife's RoboCraft Machine for the cutting (read a bit about it and it looks like it'll save a lot of hours and sore fingers).
Is a costume of this size possible on A4 sheets?
Secondly I'm trying to figure out scaling and printing.
Is Elsocraft's Pep file suitable for scaling up for adult size and if so any pointers on how to do it.
I'm going to engorge myself on the information available here but any tips and help would be massively welcomed.
Once I'm up and running with the project I'll post my updates.
Thanks in advance again.
Simon