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Post by syphon on Oct 11, 2007 14:21:28 GMT -5
As per subject. A thought struck me as I saw a kid donning the Halo 3 Legendary Box/helmet. How cool would it be if GW issued "real" Cadian armour? I'd buy some. Oh yeah.  |
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Post by Woz on Oct 11, 2007 15:08:20 GMT -5
GW should concantrate on their games. If kids started spending money on 40k outfits then they're spending less money on figures = drop in sales = GW price rise.
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Post by knight (M.I.A) on Oct 11, 2007 15:18:17 GMT -5
Agree with Woz on that one
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Post by Deleted on Oct 11, 2007 20:26:21 GMT -5
/agree. If you want your own armour, it's easy enough to make yourself.
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Post by ssgtdude (M.I.A) on Oct 11, 2007 22:05:04 GMT -5
The armor is too easy to make. If anyone is interested in something like that let me know I can point you in the right direction on how to make it. If things keep going as they are, by years end i will have a vacuum table to make such armor anyhow.
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Post by thefishki345 on Oct 11, 2007 22:08:28 GMT -5
It would be cool, but I also agree with woz and ssgtdude, but for me making and using a vacumform table would be hard to get all the things and to do it, when you mentioned vacumforming I remembered when I was determined to make a stormtrooper costume from star wars lol.
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Post by ssgtdude (M.I.A) on Oct 11, 2007 22:21:46 GMT -5
There are other things to use for this. Much simpler than a vacuum table. I'll be using it for smaller parts that I will be fashioning for my conversions. I'll be doing more along the line of building walls, trenchworks, and blast shields. smaller stuff for what I want to do with my diorama's and terrain features.
There is a material out there the cosplayers use now that cuts like cloth, and after it is heated will retain it's shape. A bit of bondo, sanding and paint and you have a smooth surface.
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