Again this was to attempt to maintain scale. When I first got onto the FISD, I was planning on doing a pep build, and I was quickly warned away from it. The armor often ends up being heavy, expensive, uncomfortable, and inaccurate.

I sized the suit for my 5'11' height (average frame) using 1.2' stilts in the lower legs and my hands only reaching the wrists (hands in the costume would be non-movable). Posted FebruHey Kevin, we dont actually generally suggest the use of Pepakura for armor builds if youre trying to join the 501st. I use 200 g/m² paper and I find it best combination to print on and work within smaller details. What you need is CARDSTOCK Card stock paper with weights from 50 lb to 110 lb (about 135 to 300 g/m²). I tried to maintain the scale as best possible with the files but because human proportions don't match those of mobile suits it isn't perfect. Step 1: Paper You will need a HARD, HEAVY, SOLID, THICK paper Ignore office paper which is soft, too thin, easy to bend useless. Doing 8x11 or even A4 with these files is tough because of how huge the pieces are. That is a size that I have access to print to for about another week so that is what I made. Also note that I have made these for 11x17 cardstock. Trust me though, there are plenty of file to go through before you need the weapons. Weapons also aren't included yet, but I plan on messing with those eventually. I did not include the fuel tanks on the back because they were huge cylinders and it would honestly be far better to one off them out of some model rocket tubes than to pep them. 3D Models-Pepakura Pdo Resources Download All exam practices, study files, sample questions, books, student shares and more free sources. In the link below you will find a complete MSN 06 Sinanju PDO rar file. Unhide the modifier to see how it looks, then go back and crease/uncrease more edges as needed.Sorry I have been offline a while, but I come with an early Christmas present.To uncrease an edge, you would select it and type '-1.0' instead.Crease the edges by pressing 'Shift + E' then type '1.0' and press 'Enter'.If you have edges that aren't selected that you want creased, hold 'Shift' and click them to select them. If you have edges marked 'sharp' that you don't want selected, while holding 'Shift' click on them to deselect them.This is a good starting point before manual selection. It does not have to be perfect as we can add or remove more in a moment. Play with the sharpness threshold until it looks like it has most of the important edges.An easy way to do this is by going to 'Select > Sharp Edges.' This will select all edges with a sharp angle. Now select the edges you want to crease.You can do this by clicking the eyeball icon. Start off by temporarily disabling the Subdivision Surface modifier.To prevent this, we need to tell it which edges we want to preserve by creasing them. Blender's smoothing algorithm will, by default, round off all edges.

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