Titanfall MCOR Pilot - Costume and Equipment with 3d print downloads
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Ein
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I will release them once I've double-checked their operability. I make changes to the designs as I go if things don't look right. In the jump kit's case, I was increasing the hatch size so I could put a bigger battery in.
Are yall talking about the fanny pack with the rockets? If so, please put up a picture, I would love to see what you got so far. That is one of the most elusive parts of this outfit.
Side note...Noticed you are a Mad Max fan....this is my little brother Member TrapperBlu's Immortian Joe costume.
https://www.therpf.com/showthread.php?t=240451&page=47
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Ein
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TrapperBlu has got some good stuff in there, and I know he was part of the initial discussion while everyone was figuring out parts of the costume. I'd say it's a small world, but since we're all on TheRPF anyway I don't feel like it counts. :lol
I’ve got a lot of updates to add, but my time to do so has been limited by my day job, so I’m going to start with a quick and easy one covering something simple. A few days ago, someone e-mailed me asking if I had an available knife sheath for the Data Knife designs I’ve shared. Weirdly, I hadn’t given it much thought… which was something I definitely had to change if I was ever going to do a titanfall cosplay. Time for a bit of 3D modeling!
I will readily confess this model was done in quick-and-dirty style by referencing Jack Cooper’s model from Titanfall 2 for the approximate shape and size. I essentially blocked out most of the knife dimensions and simply subtracted them from the sheath I modeled to get a snug fit on the inside. I have zero expectations that this will work for any other data knife than the ones I produce, and even those might have a bit of variation from knife-to-knife such that the fit might be a little tight. Still, someone might find this useful, and the ultimate product seems pretty decent:
In the interest of not spending a ton of time on this, I didn’t do a whole lot of post-processing to the print. I actually didn’t bother sanding it at all. I gave it a quick coat of Dupli-Color Truck Bed Coating, let it dry, then hit it with Plasti Dip Black Rubber Spray to try and emulate the sort of finish I saw on a lot of military sheaths. The end results could be a lot better, but even so, what I got for my trouble was not bad.
The loops on the back are designed to take 1″ wide nylon webbing. Some of the legitimate military hardware straps I had ended up being too thick, but I found a roll of material that was essentially backpack strap fabric that seemed to work fairly well under the circumstances. The files are available on my site for anyone who wants to give them a try.
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