War machine mkIII foam files?
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synistergiggles
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I bought some really accurate foam files from MaxCrft on his etsy store, check out my build thread for it if you want an idea on how the build will look
synistergiggles
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like I said, MaxCrft on his etsy shop which you can search and find. I use an 8mm thick foam(the interlocking foam mats from Lowes) its a pretty sturdy foam thickness that holds up pretty well
So I just purchased war machine mk3 foam build and I noticed the full body scale is different from the individual scales my question is if I make the full body scale my size 6'2 instead of 5'9 should I just add the difference to the individual scales or make them all the same scale value as the full body model?
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George
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Glad you managed to get the files you sought,Giz :thumbsup
I personally would probably resize to fit the model AND check what it does to each of YOUR measurements (I made a standard list for myself for all the different dimensions for each part of the body that would need scaling).If you're not satisfied after rescaling the rest to the model and checking everything,modify them to meet your demands.That's what I personally would do.Make sure to save a copy of these files from BEFORE altering scale,so you can go back to the original when disappointed with the rescaling results.
I personally would probably resize to fit the model AND check what it does to each of YOUR measurements (I made a standard list for myself for all the different dimensions for each part of the body that would need scaling).If you're not satisfied after rescaling the rest to the model and checking everything,modify them to meet your demands.That's what I personally would do.Make sure to save a copy of these files from BEFORE altering scale,so you can go back to the original when disappointed with the rescaling results.
George
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I would look at the picture/3D model and see what the angle looks like; for 45 degrees you could give the edge of one of the pieces a 45 angle cut and leave the other one as it is.For angles that are 90 degrees or more you should angle-cut both edges of both pieces.
Also,try to allign the outside of both pieces you try to glue.Definitely looks better.
Also,try to allign the outside of both pieces you try to glue.Definitely looks better.
synistergiggles
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any updates on your build
Torontowarmachi
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Anyone know where to get these files for free . AM mk3
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