awesome modeling and one more THNX for files. one question - can you make "all in one" paper file? (like on first picture of thread) THNX.
Avengers 2 Hulkbuster
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awesome modeling and one more THNX for files. one question - can you make "all in one" paper file? (like on first picture of thread) THNX.
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BlueSteel
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Nice work! I'm considering trying this one but it's quite the job idk.... can these be used for foam and work just as well?
Shadeling
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The original file is on the net in a few places, i only repaired it. the first image is from the 3D program I use to edit with. to unfold the entire thing would take a lot of pages.
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i tried to import all files in one with pep designer, but some of them is not on their places. that why i ask. if it not so hard for u, can u make 1 pep for all parts? a lot of pages is not a problem. thnx)
Shadeling
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Thank you very much, good man)) not unfolded even better) it can be winter project, btw))
Shadeling
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Cant wait to see it
Shadeling
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In the movie? I'm going to guess 7.5 - 9 feet tall.
But if you go by large scale 1/6 scale toy https://www.sideshowtoy.com/collectibles/marvel-hulkbuster-hot-toys-902354/ 22 inches tall. 22 X 6 = 132 inches = 11 ft tall...
thnx. i start unfolding a model for 2.60m.its about 8.5 feet. Hope it will be good)))
I have no idea
yet)
this is hell)))) btw, what is the size of your suit? my 2.60 has supermegaHUGE legs... =____=
Shadeling
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If you look on the the pic I posted of a wire frame view with a pink model floating in the middle (first page), the model is aprox 5'10" - 6' tall, that's about how it would fit my body. HB is a big item when compared the human body. the no neck thing and gorilla style kinda throws the scale off a little...
dont tell nobody, but i started to make it))) unfold - 2.60m (8.5ft). i will make helmet first, and then will see))):ninja
Shadeling
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As long as you don't tell anyone that I'm having the same problem with the HD version :cool
Yup, I'm using thick cardboard, the one that's brown on one side and white on the other side. It's more resistant but it's very hard to do small stuff with it like tiny details and folds. That's why the printed stuff is on the brown side but the finished helmet is white on the outside.
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HOLY CRAP
