5P1D3RM4N
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Ken, I just have to say that your models are the best ones out there!
The V4 web shooter look absolutely amazing, and I hope you keep improving! Thanks!
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The V4 web shooter look absolutely amazing, and I hope you keep improving! Thanks!
wilsoncai
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Hmm do they look like that in the film? I thought the V3 was pretty accurate.
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maffhewdc
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Yeah there are two layers. One plastic, and one rubber (trigger) The v3 was pretty curvy and lacks the detail lines. So far, Ken's v4 looks really accurate with the reference I have. I don't remember whose instagram I got this from but credits to that guy.
wilsoncai
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Wow! Omg sweetness! Dammit now I'm itching to get a V4.... Haha have to find a way to sell off the V3 for funds
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maffhewdc
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You could sell it :lol i can't sell mine, i already started sculpting on top of them
5P1D3RM4N
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Its a really interesting feature... You can see the circle pad right in front of the nozzle, and I think that the button pad actually extends out.
maffhewdc
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It does,
In the movie he's in his casual wear and he puts a tracker on somebody. The trigger extends and he pushes the button.
5P1D3RM4N
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Yeah, I wonder how the mechanism would work for that... maybe a super small solenoid or servo?
The14thDr
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That would make sense if Peter were to wear the shooters in his civilian clothes. After all, no matter how small and compact the web shooters are, the button on his palm will still be pretty noticeable to anyone who happens to even glance at his hands.
5P1D3RM4N
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Yeah. Another thing for the suit: The Lenses. I noticed that they looked a lot different from the lenses in Civil War. The shape seemed different, and the white was more reflective.
harmfulAdam
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What scale is everyone printing the lenses in? I did 100% and they seem much too large.
5P1D3RM4N
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I printed them at 70-75% and they printed beautifully. I would do 75% though, because the smaller you print them the more easily the shutter parts snap, so I would also use 40-50% infill.
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harmfulAdam
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Yep, 75% scale print looks MUCH nicer!
5P1D3RM4N
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That looks really nice! What faceshell did you print, it looks awesome!
harmfulAdam
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Thanks! The shell is another beautiful work of art by the generous kenlandrum on his ASM2 thread here: https://www.therpf.com/showthread.php?t=208912&p=3243303&viewfull=1#post3243303
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kenlandrum
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...more progress.
5P1D3RM4N
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Looking great Ken! Can't wait to see Version 4!
maffhewdc
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Looks great!!!! Can't wait for it! I'd better start saving up again though :lol
DjJAZZYJABBA
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Hi! I'm new to the RPF and I really appreciate this thread and the quality of your work. I'm only 14 and on a small budget. So my question is how many yards should I need of the red and blue spandex to fit the pattern?
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