Hello! I really appreciate all of the tutorials you have done on this project, I do have one question though. Did you use the same brand pain on the blue gauntlet? I looked on Amazon for the FX brand and they didn't seem to have that color of blue. Could I have I link or a brand name of the paint you used for this gauntlet? Thanks!
I'm ngl I quite like the clean look over the weathered look. I'm thinking of doing this with my dad for the summer, any ideas of what I guess "upholstery" I should use to actually put the armor on my body? Like Velcro and stuff
I wouldn't say using the grey foam was the "wrong" choice, to me the gauntlet looked like it had been through some battle and the cracking adds to the weathered effect but that's just my opinion
I agree. It has a unique effect that could be useful depending on if you want a cracked plate look. I just didn't intend for it to be weathered that way, but its all good I think.
These pieces are amazing I do have one question, I've made the chest and back using your templates as they are because we are the same height and build, When you wear your chest piece is it loose on you? mine feels like its massive on me
Thanks! And yes the chest is big on me also. It kinda has to be big in order to fit over the ab plate, but I think I made it too big. I'm in the process of making a 2.0 template fixing some of the issues that the first one had and the wide chest is one of the things I'm changing.
Less useful for clone armor, but, more "realistic" sorts of props, things that are intended to be metal or wood sort of things, a good paint job can completely turn a prop from mediocre to pretty darn good looking, and never underestimate the power of weathering and small details
This is dope definitely gunna use some of these techniques, also try not to talk too too much, i think this video could've been a few mins shorter with less micro explanation and more demonstration, this was still a valuable tool tho, good work
I see the obi-wan cosplay is going well
You seem to have taken a break from/stopped posting on YT but these videos have been so fucking helpful, you're awesome
Planning a clone trooper armour, very helpful!
This is super helpful, I'll need to use it on whatever project I do next!
Thanks
Your first congratulations
super helpful vid
General Kenobi
"cough cough wheeze"
I needed this video
This is really helpful, thanks!
Hello! I really appreciate all of the tutorials you have done on this project, I do have one question though. Did you use the same brand pain on the blue gauntlet? I looked on Amazon for the FX brand and they didn't seem to have that color of blue. Could I have I link or a brand name of the paint you used for this gauntlet? Thanks!
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I'm ngl I quite like the clean look over the weathered look. I'm thinking of doing this with my dad for the summer, any ideas of what I guess "upholstery" I should use to actually put the armor on my body? Like Velcro and stuff
Epic beard
The obi wan beard tho
Ikr the beard
Could you make a video on how all the templates for the armour work and how it all goes together???
Should I blast my armor with a heat gun after I apply 1 coat of mod podge
Awesome video!
I wouldn't say using the grey foam was the "wrong" choice, to me the gauntlet looked like it had been through some battle and the cracking adds to the weathered effect but that's just my opinion
I agree. It has a unique effect that could be useful depending on if you want a cracked plate look. I just didn't intend for it to be weathered that way, but its all good I think.
Any one else thinking there is going to be a Obi-Wan cosplay
I’m working on one currently!
Perfectly thank u
good job!
These pieces are amazing I do have one question, I've made the chest and back using your templates as they are because we are the same height and build, When you wear your chest piece is it loose on you? mine feels like its massive on me
Thanks! And yes the chest is big on me also. It kinda has to be big in order to fit over the ab plate, but I think I made it too big. I'm in the process of making a 2.0 template fixing some of the issues that the first one had and the wide chest is one of the things I'm changing.
Would I need to coat it with plasti dip or anything else before this
How many ounces of plaidfx white paint does it take to paint the full set of clone armor?
I'd say at least 8 bottles of white. Probably more if you wanted to add color or extra coats. It works best with several coats tho.
Less useful for clone armor, but, more "realistic" sorts of props, things that are intended to be metal or wood sort of things, a good paint job can completely turn a prop from mediocre to pretty darn good looking, and never underestimate the power of weathering and small details
This is dope definitely gunna use some of these techniques, also try not to talk too too much, i think this video could've been a few mins shorter with less micro explanation and more demonstration, this was still a valuable tool tho, good work