If you follow theese steps you should have a very nice looking prop!
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Signing UpStep 1Materials
- Pepakura Designer 3: www.tamasoft.co.jp/pepakura-en/
- Helmet.pdo: http://www.4shared.com/file/VaaygDPp/Power_Armour_Helmet__A4_.html
-Thick paper (Can be buyed at any Hardware store)
- Fiberglass resin (Can be buyed at any marine shop)
- Fiberglass mat (Can also be buyed at any marine shop)
- Bondo Body Filler (Can be buyed at any Hardware store)
- Dremel Multitool
- Spray paint (Can be buyed at any Hardware store)
- Gloves (Can be buyed at any Hardware store)
- Safety gasmask (Can be buyed at any Hardware store)
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This step seems a little vague. Am I just laying the fibreglass cloth on top of the resin, or is it supposed to set in at all? Do I need to cover the entire thing with fibreglass, or just enough to support the Bondo used in the next step?
Is there a certain window of time I need to be in since the resin step?
Thanks!
First you need to cover the whole helmet with just the resin ca. three times (Add layers untill it is more solid). Then when the resin have dryed you can start to add the fiberglass mats on the inside of the helmet, ONLY ON THE INSIDE! or else you ruin the details on the helmet. Just soak small pieces of the mat and push it into place with a brush, and make sure it stayes... Do this on the whole insite of the helmet and youre done (With that step) :)
Good Luck!
Best Regards Michael
Brotherhood of Steel is the inspiration for the graffiti on our favorite project RV:
http://www.whompbus.com/gallery.php?spgf=080210
I love Fallout 3 and really appreciate you posting this tutorial! Pepakura is amazing and cannot wait to start on the armor and many other projects.
Thank you from the whompbus crew!
you from norway??
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Im a HUGE fallout fan and im wondering, how much did this cost, could it be done with say, a winterized model style (from the f3 dlc operation anchorage), how much does this cost, and could it be coated in duct tape? (duct tape because i have a ton and it might make it stronger.)
Good luck :)