My Mk. 42 build, new STL files for upper arm section

[bluedynno]

Great!! I think I'm gonna open a new thread for my build. Will share all the files with you guys later.


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[bluedynno]

Hi all, successfully completed printing the back piece today. Total print time is 48 hours. Assembling is a bit tricky because the design is layered, need to carefully align the pieces together.



Thanx again to jackieisrockin for the great pepakura file.

 

[KadzaNeon]

Man you rock! You don't know how much i love you right now.

 

[GORGONA]

I want to play too

 

[bluedynno]

Completed painting the chest piece. Now working on the back piece...





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[GORGONA]

Great job Abb
Is there any chance you make the Iron Patriot forearm?

 

[snakefabb]

This looks so amazing!
Are you also going to make other pieces?

 

[Tony Stark III]

GORGONA, what did you use for your inner elbow area??

 

[GORGONA]

@GORGONA, what did you use for your inner elbow area??

Leather car seats

 

[GORGONA]

The colors are not correct
but I love anyway

 

[snakefabb]

that looks amazing :O!
How can you get a 3d print so smooth ?

 

[undertaker]

Cool!

How can you get a 3d print so smooth ?

Can someone explain the process to get a so smooth finish in 3d printer parts? Thanks!

 

[TensionToast]

Cool!


Can someone explain the process to get a so smooth finish in 3d printer parts? Thanks!

Search for "Acetone vapour smoothing" on youtube:
https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=acetone+vapor+smoothing

Also, if you have a rice steamer, those work surprisingly well for acetone smoothing.
Acetone in the bottom instead of water, plastic parts in the top instead of rice, boom.

 

[undertaker]

What about sanding and spray fill it?

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[zombienoms]

how do I use the stl files provided in the first link? I downloaded them from the dropbox but where do I go from there

 

[darkhawk]

Cool!


Can someone explain the process to get a so smooth finish in 3d printer parts? Thanks!

MEK. Be very careful using it though.

I've used it on a cloth and litterally wiped my prints to be 'smooth'.....it works, but it takes some experimentation and you need to be very careful while doing so. You should do it in a well ventilated area and possibly with at least a mask on so as not to inhale too much.

Not that I'm advocating to use it, but it works better than Acetone (and the vapor smoothing) and is much quicker.

 

[fuhrerche]

here is my 3d printed fingers

 

[PooMmm]

The colors are not correct
but I love anyway

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HI, I am quite new to this thread.

I want to make one too but right now I am experiencing some problem assembling the pieces together. How did you do yours? If anyone could help me, I would really appreciate it.
how does these two pieces come together?
And I would like to thank Abb for making such wonderful files.
BTW: your look so cool!!

Thanks in advance
PooMmm

 

[GORGONA]

HI, I am quite new to this thread.

I want to make one too but right now I am experiencing some problem assembling the pieces together. How did you do yours? If anyone could help me, I would really appreciate it.
View attachment 404950 how does these two pieces come together?
And I would like to thank Abb for making such wonderful files.
BTW: your look so cool!!

Thanks in advance
PooMmm

Sorry about the delay
I just used hot glue

 

[PooMmm]

Sorry about the delay
I just used hot glue

No, I mean, how to put the 2 parts?? How should it look lil (assembling instructions)
Sorry for asking a not clear question

PooMmm