the making of a suit in pictures
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Kiruvi wrote:Hmmm... Mountain Dew... you must go through quite a lot of that, Patrick.
I swear, Patrick lives on nothing but Mountain Dew, Steaks, and Pizza.
"When a land rejects her legends, Sees but falsehoods in the past;
And its people view their Sires in the light of fools and liars,
'Tis a sign of its decline and its glories cannot last."
And its people view their Sires in the light of fools and liars,
'Tis a sign of its decline and its glories cannot last."
Josh Warren wrote:I swear, Patrick lives on nothing but Mountain Dew, Steaks, and Pizza.
Not a bad way to be. Though I would add corndogs, since they are one of the greatest self-packaged portable foods known to man.
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I usually do rough in grinding like this with an angle grinder and some 40grit, takes off the rough spots real quick and let's me see where I need to hit it again.
Ugo, I love you too, but these long distance relationships are tough. You just need to get out here for a visit
, come play in the shop for a couple days, get away from the hussle and bussle of LA to the nice relaxing town of Denton TX. I'f I'm lucky I'll be starting on the bevor today, if not it'll just look more ground in today 
Ugo, I love you too, but these long distance relationships are tough. You just need to get out here for a visit
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There's EVEN images rendered sooo perfectly, called pic-tures that represent the progress of this gorgeous helm from pie dish to sexy, sexy sall-ET
Go on... try it , it's not a trick, th' firey pits o' Hell wont open & gobble you up....trust me....
...Sorry lots of Eggnog Chai Latte this morning!
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Thomas,
The skull is one piece. Progress pics showing it being raised can be found on page 8 of this thread. I think that the crease shown in the picture on page 9 is what is making folks think that the sloped portion is welded on, but it wasn't, at least not from what I saw of the progress pictures.
Patrick, care to comment?
The skull is one piece. Progress pics showing it being raised can be found on page 8 of this thread. I think that the crease shown in the picture on page 9 is what is making folks think that the sloped portion is welded on, but it wasn't, at least not from what I saw of the progress pictures.
Patrick, care to comment?
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Thomas H wrote:I know it's one piece, i'm not disputing that. Somebody said it looks like one piece of steel, and i simply said it was. Anyway, we (read, I) digress from the armour goodness that is Patricks raising.
Did Patrick die?!
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Thaden,
WOW!!! thank you so much for posting these series of pics. I have saved every one of them as a reference. I raised plenty of small stuff but haven't worked up the balls to try for the holy grail -- a helmet. THis is really a great help. If for no other reason, they remind me that the project will pretty much look like stit till about the very end of the process -- but of couse it is very importat just what kind of shit it looks like as the shape evolves.
Did you use any shape pemplated to get the line of the skull right or did you just eye-ball the shape?
Now you can cut it up to hinge plates for you're super accurate 16C tourney chest
Alec
WOW!!! thank you so much for posting these series of pics. I have saved every one of them as a reference. I raised plenty of small stuff but haven't worked up the balls to try for the holy grail -- a helmet. THis is really a great help. If for no other reason, they remind me that the project will pretty much look like stit till about the very end of the process -- but of couse it is very importat just what kind of shit it looks like as the shape evolves.
Did you use any shape pemplated to get the line of the skull right or did you just eye-ball the shape?
Now you can cut it up to hinge plates for you're super accurate 16C tourney chest
Alec
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More to come....
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