Screwhead's pack!
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Screwhead's pack!
So here's some pictures. I didn't take any WIP shots, because really I'm just useless with tools and everything was going wrong..
Studio Creations shell
MultiMediaMayhem resin parts/tubes/etc
LC-1 ALICE frame from ebay (need a belt for it)
Throwing Chicken body
Fifth_Beetle rubber grips
CRIX acrylic lenses for the pack
picture frame holder to hold the wand to the pack
lid from a medication container to lift the holder a little off the pack (totally forgot to paint it, but it's temporary)
wood for the motherboard (I think it's 1/4")
painted the pack shell Krylon Fusion Nickel, put some mustard on some edges, then a coat of Krylon Hammered Black.. I had some random cans of matte black left over, so the final coat is a mix of Montana '94 Black an Ironlak Matt Black.
had problems getting primer to stick to the resin parts, but weirdly not regular paint, so I ended up painting them with the Montana '94, then a layer of krylon Fusion, then some mustard on the edges, then another coat of black..
I still need to get some styrene sheets to make the plates around the cyclotron.. I've got a D-42 vacuformed bumper coming soon.. then make the shockmount with some washers..
I also need to finish the end of the wand.. don't have the ears, clear tube, banjos or trigger tip.. right now it's just a smaller pvc pipe that's painted silver with a flashlight head epoxied to the end, a loose piece from a cheap battery-operated "dremel" and an extra clipard elbow..
weathering on the pack is just taking some light sandpaper to the areas that I put some mustard on, and for the wand I did it with an On The Run chrome paint-marker..
Studio Creations shell
MultiMediaMayhem resin parts/tubes/etc
LC-1 ALICE frame from ebay (need a belt for it)
Throwing Chicken body
Fifth_Beetle rubber grips
CRIX acrylic lenses for the pack
picture frame holder to hold the wand to the pack
lid from a medication container to lift the holder a little off the pack (totally forgot to paint it, but it's temporary)
wood for the motherboard (I think it's 1/4")
painted the pack shell Krylon Fusion Nickel, put some mustard on some edges, then a coat of Krylon Hammered Black.. I had some random cans of matte black left over, so the final coat is a mix of Montana '94 Black an Ironlak Matt Black.
had problems getting primer to stick to the resin parts, but weirdly not regular paint, so I ended up painting them with the Montana '94, then a layer of krylon Fusion, then some mustard on the edges, then another coat of black..
I still need to get some styrene sheets to make the plates around the cyclotron.. I've got a D-42 vacuformed bumper coming soon.. then make the shockmount with some washers..
I also need to finish the end of the wand.. don't have the ears, clear tube, banjos or trigger tip.. right now it's just a smaller pvc pipe that's painted silver with a flashlight head epoxied to the end, a loose piece from a cheap battery-operated "dremel" and an extra clipard elbow..
weathering on the pack is just taking some light sandpaper to the areas that I put some mustard on, and for the wand I did it with an On The Run chrome paint-marker..
Screwhead- Nouveau
- Nombre de messages : 5
Date d'inscription : 02/12/2010
Re: Screwhead's pack!
Thanks! It's not as accurate as a fiberglass shell, but I find it came out surprisingly well for a vacuformed shell! Really the biggest difference that I find is that there isn't that little raised part where the two tubes go.. I could have probably done something to fix that, but I'm useless when it comes to doing any sort of work with tools or doing anything "handy" like that
Screwhead- Nouveau
- Nombre de messages : 5
Date d'inscription : 02/12/2010
Re: Screwhead's pack!
Niiice. Doesn't look like a vacuformed shell at all. And yes, that's a compliment.
Beeelt!
http://www.omahas.com/product_info.php?cPath=17_55&products_id=1230
Beeelt!
http://www.omahas.com/product_info.php?cPath=17_55&products_id=1230
Filandrius- À l'université
- Nombre de messages : 174
Age : 35
Date d'inscription : 21/09/2010
Re: Screwhead's pack!
Filandrius a écrit:Niiice. Doesn't look like a vacuformed shell at all. And yes, that's a compliment.
Beeelt!
http://www.omahas.com/product_info.php?cPath=17_55&products_id=1230
Thanks! I actually used your build as my reference for where everything went more than I used any pics of the actual packs or screenshots from the movies!
Screwhead- Nouveau
- Nombre de messages : 5
Date d'inscription : 02/12/2010
Re: Screwhead's pack!
Flatterer. Seriously, thanks, that's a great compliment.
Filandrius- À l'université
- Nombre de messages : 174
Age : 35
Date d'inscription : 21/09/2010
Re: Screwhead's pack!
very nice indeed! definately gonna be sweet when it's done. i have my own solution to the shockmount, you can see pics in the a vendre thread. doing a great job though, keep it up!
jessejames51- Recrue
- Nombre de messages : 412
Date d'inscription : 14/09/2010
Re: Screwhead's pack!
very nice pack, great jobs.
Matrix ECTO-1A- Recrue
- Nombre de messages : 261
Age : 39
Date d'inscription : 03/10/2010
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