antigravitycake
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MAIN POST CONTAINING PROGRESS!!
i decided to gather some reference photos and get to work modelling his arms. heres some progress so far.
View attachment 557191
i may end up posting the final unfolds if anyone else is interested in the files! any opinions would be appreciated.
i intend to do the lighting with EL panels. a load of them. battery in a chest harness where the chest lights are.
finished the arm. now for the chest piece which will house the lights that shine through the shirt.
here you can see the parts more spread out, the tip of the bicep showing. this was mostly made with the idea of the panels being stuck to an under armor long sleeve top.
and after downloading so many iron man amors here is my gift back to the community.
a few notes,
the hands were done to be made with paper not foam because they are small and finicky. simply reverse the pattern to make your second chest piece and hand. the arms are symmetrical so you can make the same again and just turn the forearm around.
enjoy!
http://www.4shared.com/file/vtAMJmiVce/completed_1.html
p.s if youre doing a build dump a few photos in the thread and keep it alive!
MODEL UPDATE!!!
aesthetic updates!! will post the pep files soon!
link to the model
http://www.4shared.com/file/aSiHS98-ce/Genos_object_file.html?
Please note this is only the object file. pep designer can open this but it is unfolded at the moment.
quick notes:
*the hands were intended to be printed on to card stock then re-enforced with resin, and the finger segments glued on to some under armor gloves or any thin gloves.
*the funny part on the back was intended to be used with webbing and buckles to hold the whole piece on.
*the elbow was intended to be seperate and attached to an under armor long sleeve top so it covers up when outstretched and exposes when the arm bent.
*scaling tip, i measured from my shoulder to my wrist with my arm in the same position as the model, increase or decrease the scale of the model then measure the distance between the inside upper part of the shoulder ring to the wrist of the model. always print test pieces before getting knee deep and finding out it doesnt fit!!
these are just my intended tips, if youre a pep veteran do as you please and as always please post progress!
i decided to gather some reference photos and get to work modelling his arms. heres some progress so far.
View attachment 557191
i may end up posting the final unfolds if anyone else is interested in the files! any opinions would be appreciated.
i intend to do the lighting with EL panels. a load of them. battery in a chest harness where the chest lights are.
finished the arm. now for the chest piece which will house the lights that shine through the shirt.
here you can see the parts more spread out, the tip of the bicep showing. this was mostly made with the idea of the panels being stuck to an under armor long sleeve top.
and after downloading so many iron man amors here is my gift back to the community.
a few notes,
the hands were done to be made with paper not foam because they are small and finicky. simply reverse the pattern to make your second chest piece and hand. the arms are symmetrical so you can make the same again and just turn the forearm around.
enjoy!
http://www.4shared.com/file/vtAMJmiVce/completed_1.html
p.s if youre doing a build dump a few photos in the thread and keep it alive!
MODEL UPDATE!!!
aesthetic updates!! will post the pep files soon!
link to the model
http://www.4shared.com/file/aSiHS98-ce/Genos_object_file.html?
Please note this is only the object file. pep designer can open this but it is unfolded at the moment.
quick notes:
*the hands were intended to be printed on to card stock then re-enforced with resin, and the finger segments glued on to some under armor gloves or any thin gloves.
*the funny part on the back was intended to be used with webbing and buckles to hold the whole piece on.
*the elbow was intended to be seperate and attached to an under armor long sleeve top so it covers up when outstretched and exposes when the arm bent.
*scaling tip, i measured from my shoulder to my wrist with my arm in the same position as the model, increase or decrease the scale of the model then measure the distance between the inside upper part of the shoulder ring to the wrist of the model. always print test pieces before getting knee deep and finding out it doesnt fit!!
these are just my intended tips, if youre a pep veteran do as you please and as always please post progress!
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