Machined Iron Man Arc Reactor:
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Fetts.Sobriquet
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Re: Machined Iron Man RT
KIT KIT KIT KIT KIT!!!!
I'm speechless; that is so cool!
KIT KIT KIT KIT KIT!!!!
I'm speechless; that is so cool!
Vegas Vader 2
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cayman shen
Master Member
Re: Machined Iron Man RT
Very nice! Now you just need a hole in your sternum to stick it in...(or am I thinking the wrong prop bit here?)
Very nice! Now you just need a hole in your sternum to stick it in...(or am I thinking the wrong prop bit here?)
Tearawayface
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Re: Machined Iron Man RT
It's okay.
Trevor
It's okay.
Trevor
Stefan Jones
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Re: Machined Iron Man RT
really very cool. I like the result !!
really very cool. I like the result !!
Re: Machined Iron Man RT
Kit! Kit! Kit! Kit!
Kit! Kit! Kit! Kit!
Revolverkiller
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Re: Machined Iron Man RT
I want Drawings!!!!! so i can make one too!!!
I want Drawings!!!!! so i can make one too!!!
Re: Machined Iron Man RT
I had some time this afternoon to finish up a couple more assemblies.
First up is the section which sits on the very top of the RT.
Still keeping with aluminum as the material. The parts that were painted were once again filed on the corners/edges to wear it down a bit.
Once the entire prop is finished up I will probably go over it with some scotch brite to knock it down as a uniform piece.
I had some time this afternoon to finish up a couple more assemblies.
First up is the section which sits on the very top of the RT.
Still keeping with aluminum as the material. The parts that were painted were once again filed on the corners/edges to wear it down a bit.
Once the entire prop is finished up I will probably go over it with some scotch brite to knock it down as a uniform piece.
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Re: Machined Iron Man RT
Sleeping on things sometimes isnt the greatest idea.
I wasnt entirely sold on the wire that I had previously used to wrap the coils...and was even less impressed when I looked at it again today.
Soooo...long story short and about (x10) 36 wrappings each, I have what I am hoping is the finished coil assembly.
I still have to make the small brass pads/wires that join each of the 10 coils together but at least I can cross this assembly off of the list.
Sleeping on things sometimes isnt the greatest idea.
I wasnt entirely sold on the wire that I had previously used to wrap the coils...and was even less impressed when I looked at it again today.
Soooo...long story short and about (x10) 36 wrappings each, I have what I am hoping is the finished coil assembly.
I still have to make the small brass pads/wires that join each of the 10 coils together but at least I can cross this assembly off of the list.
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Re: Machined Iron Man RT
My goto source in a pinch for really small wire mesh is a... tea strainer in this case.
The mesh will provide a nice means of breaking up the look of the lights below the coil/fin assembly...and it looks to be present on the screen used prop so on it went.
My goto source in a pinch for really small wire mesh is a... tea strainer in this case.
The mesh will provide a nice means of breaking up the look of the lights below the coil/fin assembly...and it looks to be present on the screen used prop so on it went.
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bladefans
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Re: Machined Iron Man RT: New Pics in Post #33
I would be in for a kit as well. Have you considered doing the Mark II arc reactor or the arc reactors from Iron Man 2? Does anyone happen to know if the second arc reactor from Iron Man is the same and the first arc reactor in the sequel?
I would be in for a kit as well. Have you considered doing the Mark II arc reactor or the arc reactors from Iron Man 2? Does anyone happen to know if the second arc reactor from Iron Man is the same and the first arc reactor in the sequel?
Darth Eunice
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Re: Machined Iron Man RT: New Pics in Post #33
Awesome!
It looks great lit up!
Awesome!
It looks great lit up!
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