The process that is used to make the armor would be the same. get pepakura viewer, its free then go to one of the forums, and ask for the files for this armor then follow the instructions for the halo armor, only for the USCM. it is very simple, though will eat up some time and money
for the files, i suggest goingto alienslegacy.com 405th.com
just ask for them if you are too lazy to use the search on the site
erm.... these are completely different things. USCM armor is from the 1986 movie Aliens, Halo is, well, Halo. Aliens deals with Xenomorphs, Halo deals with the covenant.
I'm not up on movie themes, but construction techniques would be similar, even if you are working with aluminum plates. It looks like you need a bunch of fastex buckles and web straps if you want to replicate the look. Search for gmjhowe's use of drybrushing to get that distressed weathered metal faux finish.
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3 years ago
That top set is one I made. I offer them in my store at spatcave.com
9 years ago
The process that is used to make the armor would be the same.
get pepakura viewer, its free
then go to one of the forums, and ask for the files for this armor
then follow the instructions for the halo armor, only for the USCM.
it is very simple, though will eat up some time and money
for the files, i suggest goingto
alienslegacy.com
405th.com
just ask for them if you are too lazy to use the search on the site
9 years ago
game over man game over
10 years ago
Just look at all the stuff for Halo armor. Good luck.
Reply 10 years ago
erm.... these are completely different things. USCM armor is from the 1986 movie Aliens, Halo is, well, Halo. Aliens deals with Xenomorphs, Halo deals with the covenant.
Reply 10 years ago
I'm not up on movie themes, but construction techniques would be similar, even if you are working with aluminum plates. It looks like you need a bunch of fastex buckles and web straps if you want to replicate the look. Search for gmjhowe's use of drybrushing to get that distressed weathered metal faux finish.