My armor

[Duran Lomax]

Well, this is my raw, just-cut armor. No sanding, no paint, no primer. I still have some parts to cut out, but I used the trash can method (I had planned to create KOTOR-era Mandalorian armor, but my budget, coupled with my inexperience, would not permit the creation of the helmet).

Anyway... what do you think?

 

[MandalorFett]

Looks good. It's time to add some damage to that armor. Are you doing the neck plate, shoulder bells, and back plate too? Good luck.

 

[Duran Lomax]

Definately; those sections of armor require another trash can. I have the templates printed out, though.
And battle damage will come soon; my dad has a dremmel, and is going to teach me how to use it.

 

[Qman101]

it's coming along nicely

good luck with ur work!

 

[Qman101]

oops, double post

 

[cookiemongoloid]

looks good so far. Keep us posted.

 

[Duran Lomax]

Ack, I forgot something: thank you to wizardofflight. I used his templates, which can be found here: http://www.thedentedhelmet.com/showthread.php?t=7825

I definately recommend these templates.

 

[Qman101]

Ack, I forgot something: thank you to wizardofflight. I used his templates, which can be found here: http://www.thedentedhelmet.com/showthread.php?t=7825

I definately recommend these templates.

WoL's templates are the ONLY templates here, besides Jaiden's.

P.S. WoL = wizardofflight

 

[Duran Lomax]

I figured I'd give him credit and thanks anyway; he probably worked hard on those templates, and deserves that much.

but here's some updated stuff:

and the back plate; it has yet to be formed completely to my body, but that will come soon. Does hot water work as well on trash can plastic as it does Sintra?

 

[GCNgamer128]

Hot water worked on my trash can jet pack, haha.