Well the first one you are able to change the size and how you want to unfold.
Which one should I pick? Thanks in advance.
Here is the link if anyone is interested: Regards, Nemesis. I did some tests with the foam and I think this will work. Im also going to try to use the files as patterns on craft/hobby foam, a technique I found on armor building site for LOTR elf armor.so may not have to use the fiberglass and resin which should save me alot of cash They used craft foam, elmers glue and something like cheesecloth for backing/reinforcing.
I wouldnt have this problem if I was at home. As I have read on the 405ths forums if you want to build armor your going to have to spend some $$$,lol. I am about 1500 miles from home and no printer available were I am staying so I dished the $$ for the password so I can convert the files so I can take the files to a local print shop. There's also a facehugger, M41A Pulse Rifle and 2 helmet designs. The USCM (United States Colonial Marine) M3 Pattern Personal Armor from the Aliens movie. USCM (Colonial Marine) Design Templates – Pep Files. Pepakura files for the head of the Xenomorph Warrior in Aliens. But the Pep Viewer will print if you have a printer. Just a note on Pepakura Designer, if you want to export files (change to bitmap) you have to buy the keycode. Last edited by on Sat 5:55 pm, edited 2 times in total. Found a site that has a face hugger in one of the speciman holders that looked super cool.Īny help would be appreciated. Any other Aliens pep files would be great too. Starting to consider using Jan Rukr's paper M41A and beefing it up for my first PR. Does anyone have pepakura files for the armor? If not how about 3d files of them? After seeing the Halo armor on the 405ths site I think this is a cost effective (although time consuming) method for me to build.
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