SwedishTX Posted May 31 Report Posted May 31 Greetings from Sweden! First of all i want to apologize for my bad english! I just started Captain Enoch project and i need some help, Im gonna print all of it. I have 2 sets of files, one if from Galactic armory and the other one is from mcflyprint3d. which one is better? I have read somewhere that galactic armory has problems with the correct scale? Thank you! 2 Quote
gmrhodes13[Staff] Posted May 31 Report Posted May 31 Hello and welcome to the forum, I think you will find the Galactic armory files have been by most so far looking at the other build threads 1 Quote
Nairy[Staff] Posted May 31 Report Posted May 31 Hi Emil! Glad you made it here after all my nagging! So excited for your build!!! 1 Quote
Sly11[Admin] Posted June 1 Report Posted June 1 Welcome Emil, we are looking forward to your progress and an exciting build. 1 Quote
SwedishTX Posted June 1 Author Report Posted June 1 Thank you First piece is printed, it feels good and it fits well. Hard to say with just one piece 1 Quote
Nairy[Staff] Posted June 2 Report Posted June 2 Could you take an image with this one next to your shadow trooper to get a sense of how large the buttons are? Quote
SwedishTX Posted August 1 Author Report Posted August 1 On 6/2/2024 at 11:58 PM, Nairy said: Could you take an image with this one next to your shadow trooper to get a sense of how large the buttons are? hehe sure! i just got home from vacation! just a moment 1 Quote
SwedishTX Posted August 2 Author Report Posted August 2 (edited) https://imgur.com/a/HWOhq3G On 6/2/2024 at 11:58 PM, Nairy said: Could you take an image with this one next to your shadow trooper to get a sense of how large the buttons are? https://imgur.com/a/HWOhq3G i hope this work, enoch is in top of shadow armor Edited August 2 by SwedishTX Quote
gmrhodes13[Staff] Posted August 2 Report Posted August 2 Normally use the "direct link" or link with .jpg (or .png) on the end, need the file extension on the link Not sure if you have had a read of this tutorial Quote
SwedishTX Posted August 2 Author Report Posted August 2 5 hours ago, gmrhodes13 said: Normally use the "direct link" or link with .jpg (or .png) on the end, need the file extension on the link Not sure if you have had a read of this tutorial ooh thank you 1 Quote
SwedishTX Posted August 5 Author Report Posted August 5 Helmet printed, Yaaay! And now to the "fun" part = Sanding Just ordered some gold leaf, and what kind of grey and white paint is it? i want to be so accurate as possible 2 Quote
DANE Posted August 14 Report Posted August 14 There is a video on YouTube, by Galactic Amory on how they painted the helmet. They tell you what paints they used and it is a screen worthy helmet! Sorry, I don't have the link, but it's call MAKING AN ENOCH THE ROCK JOHNSON HELMET. They show the printing, and then the painting. AND its Enoch, not Johnson that they focus on. Quote
DANE Posted August 14 Report Posted August 14 Yes, that's it. Only use gold leaf for the face and large areas on the helmet. , not paint, and the cracks can be done with the Liquid Gold paint. Quote
SwedishTX Posted August 17 Author Report Posted August 17 On 8/14/2024 at 1:34 PM, DANE said: Yes, that's it. Only use gold leaf for the face and large areas on the helmet. , not paint, and the cracks can be done with the Liquid Gold paint. aah yes! i watched that before, but the thing is when put on the face the gold leaf get damaged, i used the oil protection oil for gold leaf, i have to find another solution. i used golf leaf in the cracks and it look so good! Quote
SwedishTX Posted August 17 Author Report Posted August 17 (edited) some cleanup will do the trick Edited August 17 by SwedishTX 1 Quote
DANE Posted August 19 Report Posted August 19 Laying down the gold leaf carefully does make difference in its appearance, then placing wax paper over it & rubbing it with a cloth using small circles helps get rid of ugly wrinkles, For a sealant to keep it from tarnishing over time use Mod Podge, then I put a coat of gloss clear. Wish I could show you a pic but I have yet to figure out the damn secret to that. IMGUR isn't co-operating. 1 Quote
gmrhodes13[Staff] Posted August 19 Report Posted August 19 11 hours ago, DANE said: Laying down the gold leaf carefully does make difference in its appearance, then placing wax paper over it & rubbing it with a cloth using small circles helps get rid of ugly wrinkles, For a sealant to keep it from tarnishing over time use Mod Podge, then I put a coat of gloss clear. Wish I could show you a pic but I have yet to figure out the damn secret to that. IMGUR isn't co-operating. Have you been through this how to I normally right click on the image, select copy and paste into the post. You can also use the "direct link" (has the file extension on the end of the link ie: .jpg, .png, .gif Quote
DANE Posted August 21 Report Posted August 21 I’m on iPad, iPhone, and laptop. No mouse to RIGHT click or LEFT click. Quote
Nairy[Staff] Posted August 21 Report Posted August 21 Then you can long press an image that's uploaded to imgur and copy the image link address! Quote
SwedishTX Posted August 26 Author Report Posted August 26 Good evening! some fresh prints! A new face and gauntlets, and tomorrow biceps armor is ready, Happy building! Quote
gmrhodes13[Staff] Posted August 26 Report Posted August 26 Looking good, prep work does take the time to get just right, make use you get rid of any print lines, CRL's have the following requirements: 3D printed components must have no visible print lines and must be smooth for a realistic appearance. 1 Quote
SwedishTX Posted August 27 Author Report Posted August 27 16 hours ago, gmrhodes13 said: Looking good, prep work does take the time to get just right, make use you get rid of any print lines, CRL's have the following requirements: 3D printed components must have no visible print lines and must be smooth for a realistic appearance. that´s why i use both of bondo & filler, then i wet sand it 1 Quote
SwedishTX Posted September 2 Author Report Posted September 2 only 4 things left to print! im worried about the chest/back armor, m not sure about the scaling? i use Armorsmith but it doesn't seem right.. Well it´s trial and error Have a nice week! 1 Quote
Nairy[Staff] Posted September 2 Report Posted September 2 Looking forward to seeing things come together! Do you think that it will be finished this year? Would be a stretch getting it done for Comic Con 2024 in November but you can always dream, right? 1 Quote
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