Seriously under appreciated content creator on here. I know star wars cosplay is a fringe topic anyways. And the under appreciated comment gets thrown around a lot. But your videos are pretty great. I've often come back and referenced your videos when planning something out or painting.
This is just for people reading the comments: I don't know how big a deal it really is, but I've been told that PVC, when heated/burned off-gases chlorine gas and formaldehyde. If you care about your lung health, might be worth it to wear a fume mask.
I would love to see you do a Gar Saxon Mauldalorian build. I am thinking about doing that and would love to see how to put that together. Love the content!
I use ABS for my armor - lots more resilient than Sentra. I also have closed cell (EVA) foam on the inside of my shin/knee plates to protect my knees from impact.
budget knee idea to go along with how you have been working..get a 3 inch ( or bigger ) PVC pipe about a foot long ( to get both knees out of it ).. put pattern on the PVC..cut it all out.. heat and shape.. while haeted you can do 'squarer' angles for the knees. Just a thought.
Really wanted to see some of the techniques you timelapsed past. Would it be possible to take it slower, and save time by narrating over the slow parts, rather than narrating as a separate thing between timelapses?
Seriously under appreciated content creator on here. I know star wars cosplay is a fringe topic anyways. And the under appreciated comment gets thrown around a lot. But your videos are pretty great. I've often come back and referenced your videos when planning something out or painting.
This is just for people reading the comments: I don't know how big a deal it really is, but I've been told that PVC, when heated/burned off-gases chlorine gas and formaldehyde. If you care about your lung health, might be worth it to wear a fume mask.
If you want a super clean line when weathering, a paint brush with a fine tip soaked in dawn dish soap is great
Definitely subscribing to your Patreon!
Huge help for all of us that don’t have the $ for metalworking/3D Printing!
I suggest using a toothpick to get fine lines with the toothpaste. That's what I do at least
excellent work Matt, thanks for sharing your knowledge
I would love to see you do a Gar Saxon Mauldalorian build. I am thinking about doing that and would love to see how to put that together. Love the content!
I use ABS for my armor - lots more resilient than Sentra. I also have closed cell (EVA) foam on the inside of my shin/knee plates to protect my knees from impact.
Beautiful paint job and weathering, looks great
Amazing work, definitely makes me want to go on and try making one! Thanks for these tutorials!
Nice work
Mandos don't have battle damage on their back, they don't run from the fight.
this gave me so much help and inspiration so thank u so much
Solid stuff my good dude! Like always! 👊✊🙌👍
Aluminum bar built into knees apparently helps. I have recently moved off to using flexible 3d printed resin for those.
I love your stuff! You’ve helped me out so much. What kind of acrylic paint did you use to weather?
budget knee idea to go along with how you have been working..get a 3 inch ( or bigger ) PVC pipe about a foot long ( to get both knees out of it ).. put pattern on the PVC..cut it all out.. heat and shape.. while haeted you can do 'squarer' angles for the knees.
Just a thought.
I think it would be cool to make the container that held the Beskar bars from the first season. Great job so far.
Do you think pvc would hold up in airsoft?
What was that book you showed early
Hey, that blue, I Love it, what’s the color called and where did you get it? Please and Thank You
Oasis Blue LOL
Really wanted to see some of the techniques you timelapsed past. Would it be possible to take it slower, and save time by narrating over the slow parts, rather than narrating as a separate thing between timelapses?
Stripes with Toothpaste? Try a toothpick :D
oh hey! I'm early!