Aron Wohlfart
Sr Member
If u print at FOD and if i compare the pic u recently posted with the pattern i have would say it will be darker than my orharder print.
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The Amazing Spider-man 2 - 3D Print Files/Pattern - FREE
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If u print at FOD and if i compare the pic u recently posted with the pattern i have would say it will be darker than my orharder print.
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Dannicelook
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Do the ankle part is darker as shown on the picture? My local printer company sent me a picture of my suit sewn and it seems to be like that too.. is it supposed to be that way or it's the kens file needing some adjustment?
BigRiley69
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Do you have a download for the new one?
Why is everyone using tulip blue? According to Lunaman's research is black:
Aron Wohlfart
Sr Member
I do it cause i still want the blue look blue ^^
The black would make it too blackish i think. But i guess black webbing and black bricks could be used too.
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dungparker
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I know it is black too, my friend have edit for me brick pattern on blue arena to black color. It look really good
I gonna trial print it in small piece fabric first
In my experience, if you put a very small ammount of puff paint the fabric will absorb it and I think would look very close to what the suit looks like, As soon as I finish my TASM build I'm starting this one! Really excited to test this build.
Dannicelook
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Puff or slick? Im going to buy this tomorrow.. I want the blue parts thin.. And the black (webbing) a bit thicker..neone could help? I know there's a ton of way to choose but am I better to pick both same......
Aron Wohlfart
Sr Member
Puff paints is like all of them ^^ slang like i guess. Dunno.
But its tulip slick what i used. I made the webbing thicker and the bricks thinner.
But to be sure u can buy aplicator bottles. One with thin and one woth less thin tip.
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vlngu118
New Member
Buy slick!!! Puff makes it puff out so it's thick
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Dannicelook
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Definetly the goal i HOPE to reach!! also on the physical shape!:$ Thanks for ur answer!
puff and slick are the same... except puff paint when heated will expand some other than that there is no difference from what i was told anyway....applicator tips would have made your blue look thinner i guarantee it...you done great work Aron i see no mistakes just from you using it straight out of the bottle....looking at your pics dunno if still wet or dry but you can definitly tell there is a thickness to it....which a applicator would have made it less noticeable... still eager to see your final suit sewn...
Yeah actually I don't know the difference either, hehe. I still think black puff paint is the way to go, I'll start a thread in a week or two building this on a budget as well.
Btw did you print the design without muscle shading? I can't see it in the print.
Aron Wohlfart
Sr Member
There is muscle shading. Just due the angle and the puff paint u dont see it much on the pic ^^
Its orharders pattern tho.
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I'm trying to 3d print the faceshell, can someone tell me what the size should be? They say that if it's in centimeters is too small and it its on inches is too large...
BUBBENSTEIN
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I get an option to convert millimeters to inches and that makes it fit perfectly
