These templates are legit. I'm in the process of putting together an EVA foam Commonwealth armor suit and the thigh armor has me at a roadblock. With a bit of modification, this same design could be the ticket.
I really liked how easy you made it seem to make. I'm debating using the stencil for the base and molding out muscles for my sons costume. Kinda like people do for abs.
This wasn’t covered in your steps but it should be noted that Plastidip should be applied when the can is at room temp or when it’s over 45 degrees when outside, otherwise it won’t dry right or the can will spray inconsistently. Let the can sit in warm water for 10 mins or so if that’s the case bc you wanna make that layer on foam look smooth. Also heat sealing foam & several layers of applied Mod Podge will provide a smooth surface to paint on
Very very good! (The bad thing is not knowing how to speak English and not knowing what you are saying, in addition to having to keep using the Google translator to post comments like this)
saw that you printed out large cutouts but was that the size you made your armor? I'm 5'10 and printed out small and front outside 1 and front outside 2 taped together come to my hips. also I have different leg armor I'm using and it comes 5 1/2 '' from knee, do you think I should go the extra small route thanks
These templates are legit. I'm in the process of putting together an EVA foam Commonwealth armor suit and the thigh armor has me at a roadblock. With a bit of modification, this same design could be the ticket.
Thank you, this helped alot. My thigh armor keeps falling down to my knees! But this helped alot with the strap
I really liked how easy you made it seem to make. I'm debating using the stencil for the base and molding out muscles for my sons costume. Kinda like people do for abs.
This wasn’t covered in your steps but it should be noted that Plastidip should be applied when the can is at room temp or when it’s over 45 degrees when outside, otherwise it won’t dry right or the can will spray inconsistently. Let the can sit in warm water for 10 mins or so if that’s the case bc you wanna make that layer on foam look smooth. Also heat sealing foam & several layers of applied Mod Podge will provide a smooth surface to paint on
Awesome work! Hope we get to see some more of the suit!
Very very good! (The bad thing is not knowing how to speak English and not knowing what you are saying, in addition to having to keep using the Google translator to post comments like this)
What do you use for your under armour it looks like a fabric
So I printed off the medium sized patterns and cut them out, they seem huge. Is medium the right size for a 6 ft individual?
thats cool bro
Thanks!
saw that you printed out large cutouts but was that the size you made your armor? I'm 5'10 and printed out small and front outside 1 and front outside 2 taped together come to my hips. also I have different leg armor I'm using and it comes 5 1/2 '' from knee, do you think I should go the extra small route thanks
hey man! where did these patterns go??
Anyone got the patterns it is unavailable now :(
looks amazing! do you plan on doing the rest of the JL armor Batman?
Possibly
can you please tell me which dickies those are for the pants? i need some plack pants for mine.
What are those snap buckles called??
They're called cam buckles.
AresArmoryStudios thank you
You're welcome! :)
Why dio you put annoying music over your voice??
Etsy.pffft