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Apr 17, 2010. 9:28 PMFeralityIllustration
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I like how you stole my balaclava tutorial pattern and even the pictures from it. Didn't anyone wonder why the balaclava went from gray to white? Disgraceful.
Oct 15, 2009. 4:01 PMzero838
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to put the design on you can also cut out a stencil and spraypaint it on xD
Jul 21, 2009. 4:40 PMHalopwner85
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they have these on sale at F.Y.E but they have eye holes in them
Jul 6, 2009. 5:57 PMphant0m_sp00f3ra
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can u see tru the mask? if yes, where did you got the material¿
Jun 19, 2009. 8:06 PMJKibs95
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This is a cool thing... Wish I had one that actually moved, though...
Jul 4, 2009. 10:07 AMphant0m_sp00f3ra
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you can make one that actually moves, wth thermocromatic paint, but it ain't gonna be cheap, but will totally rock.
heres a video of it.
heres a video of it.
Jun 20, 2009. 4:47 AMsebspeirs (author)
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well unfortunately that only happens in the movies
Jun 24, 2009. 9:34 AMcolinjsmith
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well they have developed said material already but its all down to cost that its not in the public sector.
Jul 1, 2009. 3:15 PMJKibs95
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yes... plural of awesome... it deserved more than one awesome...
Jun 22, 2009. 10:09 AMthepelton
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For your Rohrshach pattern, you could fold a piece of paper in half, spill ink on one side of it, and press the two halves together. That's the way the original Rohrshach patterns were made.
Jun 20, 2009. 4:48 AMOverSaltedFry
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I wish they had some sort of LCD fabric, you could make it actually move! It would be sooooo cool! RIP rorschach
Jun 20, 2009. 5:27 AMcarrotman42
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If you make one inkbot and do anougher in thermochomatic ink/paint/dye then the design will change with your breath. Other Smart fabrics and materials have not been as tested.
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