remove the finger pads most are putting there own...getting rid of the black soles is a really good idea....also another suggestion...make a turtle neck top for lets say a suit with a detachable hood...i know you only wanna alter your design... but how about just trying to cut your suit like the one that is many pieces and has it where you could put the waist zipper and the zipper partially up the back etc...
The Amazing Spider-man 2 - 3D Print Files/Pattern - FREE
- Thread starter kenlandrum
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LEONARDOSAMURAI
New Member
Hey i was wanting to start cosplaying. I dont have very much funds right now and have been trying to make due with fabrics at home. its not working out for the most part. i did make some cool gloves last night though that i will post when they are done. but i was wondering if anybody had the complete tasm2 suit file or comicbook style looking suit and what i needed to do from there. im not good at photoshop so i really need some help with this. I have been trying to read most of this forum but its a lot of info to take in. so if i could get some help on the cheapest way to make a starter good looking suit please please let me know. i really want to start getting involved in this community! thank you guys very much!
LEONARDOSAMURAI
New Member
I am also 5'3' really short and i know most of these patterns are for taller people.
kenlandrum
Sr Member
In case you have not already looked at this:
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B2jtiCxguwjnQlR5T1VFM1dna0E/view
Should help you get a good start on things...
LEONARDOSAMURAI
New Member
Thank you Ken! you rock! hopefully i can get started on a suit soon! i get paid on friday so starting from there!
gledar
Active Member
I'm having a bit of trouble with the faceshell. I've got a flashforge printer, and every time i bring the STL into the printing program, it imports as a tiny tiny object, which is problematic, because I've already resized the file to my measurements. Has anyone else had this problem?
kenlandrum
Sr Member
Read the manual at the end of the first post. You need to convert from inches to mm in netfabb.
sethasaurus
New Member
Will you be updating the separate mask file as well?
sethasaurus
New Member
I recently just started to sew, so i am just making the mask portion. My question is, is there any particular order in which parts to sew first? So far i made one mask but made a error in sizing so it didn't fit to my specifications and while sewing it a had trouble with the alinement of certain parts.
Transhuman325
Active Member
Thank you so much for your time and effort of making this!! You're the best!
What about the files you post of the webbing files on the first pages how to get those printed for asm2
kenlandrum
Sr Member
The web files on the first page ARE the vector files. You just quoted exactly what needs to be done.
am I missing something here?
kenlandrum
Sr Member
did you ever start your display ? this is what this was all about
no, no, I'm knee deep in iron man parts. Maybe this summer...
Would I need like a screen printed quote or urethane quote
kenlandrum
Sr Member
If I were gonna go all out I would be silk screening the bricks the the webbing with puff... It would probably require a lot of experimentation but it would be well worth it.
The short answer is I guess it depends on how you want to build it.
Alessio92
New Member
Hello everyone! I'm posting here since I'm using ken's pattern to build my suit, but my question is about screen printing. Please tell me if I'm posting in an inappropriate place. So my question is: If I want to print the black brick pattern on blue with latex ( I've read that is possible and I would have to buy it anyway ), what kind of latex would I have to use? Is mask making latex suitable for the job or I need something else? Thank you very much guys!
