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KevKoe β Loone-Wolf Template Final
Published: 2011-07-15 13:19:09 +0000 UTC; Views: 10597; Favourites: 43; Downloads: 2457
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There as i promised... 3 PDO files, pepakura viewer is required to get the job done.If you have any difficulties you can contact me through my deviantART page or send me an e mail to r3pl1c4nt@yahoo.co.id
If you are looking for the template version with flaps you can go here: [link]
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I'm not sure how to do that with pdo files, sorry.
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i cant download anything on any of your pages...
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i.imgur.com/6YrIOgw.png
i.imgur.com/ZJV6fzd.png
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is this just a model or can it be scaled to be used as a full headpiece? (how large is the original design compared to an average human skull?)
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tr this: www.deviantart.com/download/22β¦
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when I open it on pepukura viewer 3 it's blank
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That's weird, mine works fine. Maybe you want to try the one's at pepakura's website? They have this galery for papercrafts made with their software, my piece is somewhere inside the gallery.
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For some reason this piece makes me want to go on a rant about armor making, please bear with me for a moment:
You could make this into a strong helmet by fiber-glassing the interior or making it out of EVA floor mats from harbor freight. These are the same method that I used to make my suit of Halo 3 armor. Sizing issues are nothing to worry about, the trial pep designer makes changing the scale easy.
Just some ideas, anyhow it looks fantastic nonetheless.
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I didntΒ see your comment when I made mine above. I agree with being able to make this into a helmet/headress, and I will be using a fiberglass resin or similar hardener. I just need to know how much to scale the original in pepakuraΒ before I print it and start folding everything.. any ideas?
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Thank you for the info, i can hardly get any of those materials sadly... very hard to find from where i live, but maybe someday if i have the chance and people to help me i'll experiment with those materials, and thank you for the watch!
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No problem, and I'm sure there are ways to get the needed materials in almost any country. The 405th.com site is devoted to armor making and it has plenty of users that are in countries with limited materials.
Take Care-
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Okay, thank you for the reference again
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Hey, would you consider makeing a version with flappes, so it would make it easier to make ?
i really like the look of it and would like to make one myself
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Awesome Work, Will Be A Lot Difficult Without Flaps But Great Work... Awesome Design... Thanks...
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Uh oh... maybe i should give a flapped version...
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Is this wearable? Like life-size? Basically, can I run around in it with a cape on?
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hmmm... i don't think so, it's too small i think. about 6.5 cm short of wearable size. W..Wait...You're planning to run around in it with a cape? XD
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Well. Yeah...What else would one do with a wolf mask.....Id become WolfWoman!! (I swear I'm an adult, I swear)
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That wolf is a mech actually, but it's fine to use it as a mask any way
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Simple, just translating my 2D avatar into 3D stuff, in this case, it's papercraft.
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Ah, i never been able to figure out how to make a Papercraft or Pepakura file from drawings. How would i make something in that program?
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you should start with google sketchup for 3D modeling, it is (i think) by far the easiest 3D modeling software. Then when you finish building your model, export it into .3ds and open it in pepakura then unfold and clean it. I'd start with sketch of what i want to build, three dimensionally before i do google sketchup modeling to get a sense of what shape i have to form in 3D modeling software.
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Ah, OK, i didn't think Google sketch up would work. this should help me greatly. THanks!
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Hi !
Which airbrush did you use, I plan on buying a copic airbrush system for my paparcrafts...
What do you recommend, have you ever used copic ?
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I've used copic before, but i didn't know how they behave when airbrushed... i used normal airbrush with sakura poster color as it's paint.
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one of the more badass of your creations (that mechanical hand takes the cake). its one freakin cool helmet.
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aye, thank you! hope you enjoy building it... and hopefully... without trouble...
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ahah. NO. id prolly end with a half finshed version laying aboot. the problem with me is i never finish ANYTHING. i jsut start it up.. and end half way thru.
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I've got that exactly same problem, but then i realized... This habbit is going to get me dragged to stone age... and since then i try to push myself as far as i can. The result is as you can see... though it isn't very much compared to the pros... If you can concentrate on reaching single goal (after another) success is one step closer to you. Don't mind my babling... just some advice though..
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anyway.. good luck making it!
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