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Daedric Armor Progressby *Kuraudo3

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I'm about to start applying bondo so I thought I'd put up a picture of what it looks like resined.
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~Kryptonian2012 Apr 10, 2013  New member
AMAZING build :) this is by far my favorite project to see going through the build. Would you still happen to have your armor PDOs. I'm 5'11 so ill just need to upscale it just a tad.

Kryptonian2008@gmail.com :)
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Mood: Joy ~hezaBimu Mar 22, 2013
Amazing!
I also have a question.
How do you manage to put the armor on? I imagine just putting it on as one piece would be hell and might even damage the piece. I noticed there is something on your shoulders in the picture. (tape?) Do you maybe make the armor, split it into two halves and then connect the two pieces when you wish to wear it?
Thank you!
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~Smoothie21 Mar 2, 2013  New member
You said that you scaled it to yourself at 5' 10'' (good news because i am that height) but did you add a little space for padding/room if you grew taller? I would love to know so that I can adjust the files if I need to. Also, did you unfold all of these files yourself? I know that it takes hours just to unfold one file, depending on what the model is. Keep up the good work!
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~flame-hitman Feb 21, 2013
awesome dude, would i be able to get the pdo for it?
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~AxelRoxasDemexFAN Jan 17, 2013  Hobbyist General Artist
Im having a really hard time with measurements. My husband and i are doing male and female deardic armor for march comicon in toronto. but i thought i had measurements right. i just finished my helmet and it dosn't fit..... its REALLY small, when i say really small i mean small, like child sized, and i made it about an inch bigger then the original. Would you be able to help us with measurements so that i don't waste hundreds of card stock sheets?
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*Kuraudo3 Jan 24, 2013
So sorry to just be getting back with you on this, but I would like to help if I can. Scaling is really difficult, probably the worst part of the whole process. I'll tell you what really helped me out though when I was first starting: I built mock ups of the models before I built the full detailed one. I used a program called metasequoia to reduce the polygon count WAY down so I could build that really simple mock up. This saved me so much time. I'm assuming you have pepakura designer since you're messing with the scaling, so if you want I can send you the 3d models for you to play with. Then again this may be no help at all so I'll just send you the measurements of my daedric helmet which fits me perfectly: H462 W327 D418. Oh also, do you have my pep files or someone else's? Because I just put up a download link for all of my pep files which are already scaled to fit my 5'10" frame.
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~AxelRoxasDemexFAN Jan 24, 2013  Hobbyist General Artist
do you have skype or facebook? i dont get on deviantart much and your lucky i came on and saw this 0.0 i do have pepakura designer, and i have files from you i believe on the 405th. i do however need to build this as fast as i can, the helmets fit us both fine, we were able to fix that. my plan is to have both our weapons cut, scored and glued together by Monday. the chest pieces need to be cut and assembled by sat next week etc, etc. plan to resin in bout 3 weeks and start bondoing/ painting after. our deadline is march 6th. Also i think talking on skype or facebook may be better for us to be on the same page sort of thing.
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*Kuraudo3 Jan 24, 2013
Ok well what can I do to help? And those aren't my files you got from the 405th, I might suggest taking a look at mine. I've got download links up now.
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~AxelRoxasDemexFAN Jan 25, 2013  Hobbyist General Artist
Add me on facebook: krystyna bartlett. Im mostly worried about the chest peices for the male, it looks very tapered and my husband has a big chest. And the female, im sure it will fit but im worried my boobs wont fit in the chest cavity. How can i measure to make sure it fits?
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*Kuraudo3 Jan 25, 2013
Another trick that might help you out is a measurement tool built into pepakura designer. If you right click on the 2d window on the right an option comes up for "measure distance between two points". This lets you see exactly how much room you've got between any two points.
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