Crysis Nanosuit

paulhbell

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Gixergs

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That's an impressive build so far Paul,I've seen several figures available that I would like a go at but I don't think I'm up to them yet.My son is into various games and it would be nice to do some of the figures for him.Maybe your build will inspire me to have a go.
 

paulhbell

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Thanks zathros, just picked one from the ones already online, better than the last one.

I've got computer issues at the moment, on a old borrowed laptop at the moment. I'll put a new photo up tomorrow.
 

zathros

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This Nanosuit is awesome, and your build of it is impeccable. Nice to be taking to you my friend! :)
 

paulhbell

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Hi guys. Still have computer issues, no photos yet, sorry.

It's actually copy paper, I use this type of paper for all my figure models, gives better curves than thicker card.

Don't forget this isn't a design of mine, it's available for free from papereplica.
 

Rogerio Silva

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Hi guys. Still have computer issues, no photos yet, sorry.

It's actually copy paper, I use this type of paper for all my figure models, gives better curves than thicker card.

Don't forget this isn't a design of mine, it's available for free from papereplica.

Sorry, did you write you're using standard 75-90gsm paper? A4? REALLY?
 

paulhbell

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Yep, 80 gsm A4, I find that the paper is better for forming arms, legs, head etc. Also using thinner paper/card means I don't have to colour the paper edges, as you can see in the photo of the head, the seams are only just visable.
 

Rogerio Silva

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Hmmmm...

Yep, 80 gsm A4, I find that the paper is better for forming arms, legs, head etc. Also using thinner paper/card means I don't have to colour the paper edges, as you can see in the photo of the head, the seams are only just visable.
Don't you think the model will be more suscetible to sagging? A lot less stiffer too...:confused:
 
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