The Amazing Spider-man 2 - 3D Print Files/Pattern - FREE
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haikelzambri
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AWESOMEEEHi everyone ! Here is my new faceshell ! Thanks a lot kel
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Jeck13500
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WebHead101
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RaidenTyler
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Hi everyone ! Here is my new faceshell ! Thanks a lot kel
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Jeck13500
That looks really great!
kenlandrum
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Hi everyone ! Here is my new faceshell ! Thanks a lot kel
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Jeck13500
That came out GREAT!
How did you do the clear parts?
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jeck I would like to see it under your suit
Yes, same here.
Jeck13500
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What you mean by clear part ?
When I've print the shell, it came in one part
I will post a pics with a mask very soon
!Jeck13500
kenlandrum
Sr Member
What you mean by clear part ?
When I've print the shell, it came in one part
I will post a pics with a mask very soon
Jeck13500
The len's in the eyeframes.
Jeck13500
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WebHead101
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Oh, I've made the lenses
Jeck13500
What 3D printer do you use?
-Aaron
WebHead101
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A local company based on Orange in France
Jeck13500
Oh ok thanks I'm looking for a kind of cheap maybe 500$-$600 max that can be adjusted so I could do a 3D printed service for things like kens faceshell but I wouldn't charge for labor just material and shipping.
-Aaron
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JJuarez42699
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Hi I'm new to The RPF and new to making a Spider-Man suit so I just had a couple of question:
I downloaded the suit pattern file and was viewing it, but when I zoomed in to view the bricks on the blue part of the suit, it was too blurry to see them. I was wondering if this would affect the look of the suit when being printed onto the fabric. Since FabricOnDemand has to print the file on almost 2 yards worth of lycra spandex, wouldn't it stretch out the image to the point where it becomes pixelized as it did when I viewed it? It might be a stupid question, but I just wanted to make sure that all the details such as the bricks would be printed clearly.
Also, I was wondering, how do you resize the image? What I mean is, how do you know what size the final print will be when you resize the image? I was just gonna have FabricOnDemand resize the image to my size, but was wondering how I could do it myself.
Lastly, what is the current size of the image? What I mean by that is, if I were to upload the pattern file to FabricOnDemand and not resize it at all, what would the size be? About how tall and how wide? Just curious.
I downloaded the suit pattern file and was viewing it, but when I zoomed in to view the bricks on the blue part of the suit, it was too blurry to see them. I was wondering if this would affect the look of the suit when being printed onto the fabric. Since FabricOnDemand has to print the file on almost 2 yards worth of lycra spandex, wouldn't it stretch out the image to the point where it becomes pixelized as it did when I viewed it? It might be a stupid question, but I just wanted to make sure that all the details such as the bricks would be printed clearly.
Also, I was wondering, how do you resize the image? What I mean is, how do you know what size the final print will be when you resize the image? I was just gonna have FabricOnDemand resize the image to my size, but was wondering how I could do it myself.
Lastly, what is the current size of the image? What I mean by that is, if I were to upload the pattern file to FabricOnDemand and not resize it at all, what would the size be? About how tall and how wide? Just curious.
kenlandrum
Sr Member
Trying not to sound like a broken record, but please search this thread. All of your answers and MORE lie within!
.psd is used with Adobe Photoshop.
any image file can be opened with Adobe Photoshop, you can change colors, make bricks more visible, add or remove muscle shades and replace the spider symbols.
fun4spidey
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