Fallout 4 T60 Power Armour

[ApophisV]

Could you guys post the files on here? It would help alot! Like the 3d model and the Pep file?

There aren't any files yet, a few guys are working on models, but nothing finished, nothing released yet, as far as I know. IMO best resource is the leaked render file showing the armor from different angles (use google image search to get the high res version!) and whatever is shown in the various videos from Bethesda... But I guess the files will be available shortly after the release in november, so you got two options, wait a few weeks or free hand that beast!

 

[Vaultboy111]

I ment for the helmet lol, I see that those are done and that's actually all I needed. I'm actually work on the frame and I planned of free handing the body when I finished the frame. Im planning on getting the action figure that Threezero is making with bethesda, it looks like the figure is customizable. Here, hopefully these pictures help a little

 

[jellis359]

Thats kinda what blackout is going for hence the exoskeleton part. We'll be starting up again soon I believe

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[TBNOTW]

can i get a copy of this when your done i been look to build one myself but cant find any 3D models any where online

Edit: ok i see people keep ask for the files sorry but are you going to show the plans on how to build the exoskeleton i kind want to try to do that to

 

[jellis359]

There are drawings of the exo for now I haven't had the time to make a 3d model. Placement of servos has to come after the armor panels are finished standard hs311 servos are your best bet. You'll probably need between 10 and 18 of them

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[StuntManTrev]

Started working on the t-60 power armor . I figure start with the boots and work my way up . Luckily last year before avengers 2 came out I was working on a hulk buster suit . However it was the comic version . When movie pics started coming out I stopped building it . I only had the boots done . Well I figured these could work perfect for the t-60 with some modification. So I'm currently fixing those up , also got a good start on building the shins , completely free hand . But since the boots were done I had something to build off of and scale off of .

 

[Zerios]

Someone of you have the 3d models of the armor? You think you can extract them from the game in someway? If you get the 3d models i can unfould all of them on pepakura and share them

 

[RadLee]

I found this site that had the t51
https://papercraftsquare.wordpress.com/tag/fallout/
But not unfolded.

 

[StuntManTrev]

https://www.facebook.com/groups/325...=551884478309164&notif_t=group_comment_follow

someone on this facebook page " FALLOUT COSPLAYERS" just put up a PDO file of the T-60

 

[P4r4dox86]

I'm halfway through extracting and pulling apart the game files. Seems someone beat me too it lol, although he is missing some of the parts that are on the 'Frame' file underneath the main armour parts. I'm trying to cut and connect those pieces on to the main armour bits as well where they show through to make a single file for each piece. I have a shoulder, a forearm, a bicep, the torso/cod, and helmet thus far. Still gotta sort out the legs and boots, then clean things up a bit and unfold.

 

[StuntManTrev]

I went unfold it , and it's just a mess . I can't even figure it out . Way too many tabs.

 

[P4r4dox86]

I've just begun unfolding the shoulder as a first test run and it's going pretty well so far. I'm unfolding for foam though as that's my preferred medium. When I have a bit more done I'll start my own thread and stop interrupting this one, sorry Blackout, I'll butt out now!

 

[Stormie]

I found this site that had the t51
https://papercraftsquare.wordpress.com/tag/fallout/
But not unfolded.

That's actually the "T-45."

 

[DancingOnTheAsh]

Been giving this type of cosplay the odd thought and I got an idea if nobody else has had it yet; to get the arms and hands correct and somewhat game accurate you should give this a try as either a 3dprint project, or cook something similar up at home. I had a friend when I was a kid who had one of these.

Sorry for the bad pic, it was the only one that therpf allowed me to link.

 

[MNCProps]

I wish they had the frame pep file to fill up those holes. BUT having the t60 files make it a whole lot more easier

 

[P4r4dox86]

I wish they had the frame pep file to fill up those holes. BUT having the t60 files make it a whole lot more easier

I'm working on attaching the pieces missing from the frame file to the armour parts and creating a file...slow going but getting there.

 

[MNCProps]

I'm working on attaching the pieces missing from the frame file to the armour parts and creating a file...slow going but getting there.

you know they have the max files in the thinkeverse zip files? only need to converting it to an obj

 

[Razgriz31x]

I edited some of the files and another guy and I unfold them. Here is the link.

http://www.4shared.com/rar/Fwh-ZP8dba/Fallout_4_T-60_Power_Armor_wit.html

 

[bhilfitch]

Been giving this type of cosplay the odd thought and I got an idea if nobody else has had it yet; to get the arms and hands correct and somewhat game accurate you should give this a try as either a 3dprint project, or cook something similar up at home. I had a friend when I was a kid who had one of these.
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Sorry for the bad pic, it was the only one that therpf allowed me to link.

This guy has a video on how to make something similar. The same thing could be done to make segmented fingers that curl like real ones (also, those robot hands like the one in the picture are WAY too small).

His other videos could be helpful for other cosplays as well, and he gives really low budget tips.

 

[DancingOnTheAsh]

This guy has a video on how to make something similar. The same thing could be done to make segmented fingers that curl like real ones (also, those robot hands like the one in the picture are WAY too small).
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yTurwyOas7g His other videos could be helpful for other cosplays as well, and he gives really low budget tips.

This is exactly the kind of thing I wanted to bring up, thank you. And yes, the example in my picture is way too small. It needs to be scaled up into something more like the ones in the video.