Dynamic1
Well-Known Member
Hey guys- Although I'm not new to this forum, this is my first WIP thread here
. As I'm nearing the end of my Jango build I have decided to dive into a foam IM Mark 6. Thanks to Darkside and the guys for generously making these temps available:thumbsup. Id also like to give a shout-out to Stealth as his Hero Tutorials have been an unbelievable resource for someone who was not versed in foam/ pep work. "Majingo" has also been a phenomenal help w/ respect to some of the techniques he used throughout his beautiful build! Anyhow, I began this journey on Monday and have been able to make some steady progress with SEVERAL mishaps along the way:rolleyes. With Stealths advice I began w/ the torso as it was "the easiest" LOL!...I feel like I was back in college being hazed . Without further adieu....
Getting the oblique angle here was a chore but Im pretty happy with the result thus far.
I really love the look of Majingo's belt and how he was able to keep it built as one with a seamless result. With that as a reference and brainstorming w/ Eric "ThirdEhree" we came up w/ the idea of using a router bit and a dremmel. This coupled w/ sweat, anxiety and ofcourse a steady hand, I'm pretty pleased w/ the initial line. Tomorrow I will sand within the spaces in order to fine-tune the appearance, followed by sizing down the girth a bit.
As always, please feel free to issue any suggestions/ comments as I value the unbelievable talent within this forum. Thanks and I look forward to learning and progressing w/ you guys as I move forward:cheers.
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. As I'm nearing the end of my Jango build I have decided to dive into a foam IM Mark 6. Thanks to Darkside and the guys for generously making these temps available:thumbsup. Id also like to give a shout-out to Stealth as his Hero Tutorials have been an unbelievable resource for someone who was not versed in foam/ pep work. "Majingo" has also been a phenomenal help w/ respect to some of the techniques he used throughout his beautiful build! Anyhow, I began this journey on Monday and have been able to make some steady progress with SEVERAL mishaps along the way:rolleyes. With Stealths advice I began w/ the torso as it was "the easiest" LOL!...I feel like I was back in college being hazed . Without further adieu....
Getting the oblique angle here was a chore but Im pretty happy with the result thus far.
I really love the look of Majingo's belt and how he was able to keep it built as one with a seamless result. With that as a reference and brainstorming w/ Eric "ThirdEhree" we came up w/ the idea of using a router bit and a dremmel. This coupled w/ sweat, anxiety and ofcourse a steady hand, I'm pretty pleased w/ the initial line. Tomorrow I will sand within the spaces in order to fine-tune the appearance, followed by sizing down the girth a bit.
As always, please feel free to issue any suggestions/ comments as I value the unbelievable talent within this forum. Thanks and I look forward to learning and progressing w/ you guys as I move forward:cheers.
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