maffhewdc
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Looking really great!
MCU Spider-Man - 3D Print Files/Pattern - FREE
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Looking really great!
MAXIMUMUS
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kenlandrum
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Thanks!
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thejakemoore
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Looks like it's already been taken down.
JDVaughan17
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Question about the version 4.4 shooters. When it says 60 mm wrist, what does that mean? Its not circumference, is it?
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kenlandrum
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It means the width of the wrist.
TheMovieGuy
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Any upcoming projects for the MCU Iron Spider?
DjJAZZYJABBA
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i apologize if somebody has asked this earlier, but is there any way i could get a file for just the mask? i'm planning on going to infinity war very casual, wearing what peter had on when he was hanging on the bus 
-- has anyone found a good faceshell 3d print file you could share?
-- has anyone found a good faceshell 3d print file you could share?
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Hey Ken hope you still see comments in here. im wondering how do you check your patterns while making? do you use a obj. to check the fitting oder do you alsways print a test?
because i would like to make my own spidey mix design and i cant find any good .obj with the right pattern/UV File
because i would like to make my own spidey mix design and i cant find any good .obj with the right pattern/UV File
Spiderbro62
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I'm trying to modify the layered Photoshop psb file using Gimp software. Does anybody have psd version of this file they can post? Otherwise, Do I really need to just buy Photoshop?
Unfortunately, photoshop handles PSD and PSB files differently. PSBs are LARGE files and you'd have to seriously scale down the source to get it to fit within a PSD (seriously, it would need to be cut down by 80% to be a PSD).
One option would be to get a one month trial of Photoshop to try to do the work / conversion to get it down to 500MB... or even just pay for a single month of Photoshop, which is around $17. That might be a good intermediate step to get you what you want.
Nick
kenlandrum
Sr Member
OR... In Gimp save out the layers separately and bring them into Photoshop one at a time. The PSB is huge but I left as much in there as possible for folks to tweak as needed. Cheers!
Flame91021
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Hey I was wondering if it would be okay if I could edit your design a little bit to use in a fan made Spidey skit that I want to make. I am doing this project just for fun and I don't have any experience in designing costume patterns from scratch. I assure you that I have no intentions of profiting off of this project or profiting off of your work. I just want to create something that Spider-Man fans can enjoy. If you are OK with what I am asking, then please let me know when you are able to. If you don't want me to use your design, then can you please give me some tips on how to make a design pattern from scratch? If you say yes, then I will edit the design a little bit with the logos on the suit and other small details and have the website zentaizone.com create the suit for me with credit given to you for the original design of the pattern of course. Thank you so much for taking your time to read this post. I really appreciate it.
Spiderbro62
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Yes, But what are you gonna do to it?
Spiderbro62
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Actually, do you wanna help me make my new suit?
Flame91021
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Just changing the front and back logos as well as removing the big black stripes on the shoulders.
Flame91021
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If it does not require a lot of experience then sure
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