Hello, folks!
Here I give you the Iron Man Mk. VII figure by Julius Perdana from paper-replika.com. Since I am working on an articulated Crichton figure from Buck Rogers in the same scale I was wondering how Julius would make the limbs of his figure movable and thought that I could learn very much from him.
The kit itself is divided into three parts. Each of them is available in a coloured version, a white version for printing on metallic coloured paper and a *.pdo file for an additional 3D view. I waited till all parts were available so that I could print them altogether to maintain printing quality. I chose to print the coloured version because Julius spent much effort and work in making the texture.
I started with the first section, head and torso.
The instructions are very clear and the single parts are easy to identify. Section 1 is very easy and the result looks very convincing. This is the head. I'll have to make a new mask because the one in the pics had become victim to a drop of glue which accidentally sticked onto the visor. Due to the flash it is difficult to spot in the pics but it is there. And it looks kind of "meh".
Here I give you the Iron Man Mk. VII figure by Julius Perdana from paper-replika.com. Since I am working on an articulated Crichton figure from Buck Rogers in the same scale I was wondering how Julius would make the limbs of his figure movable and thought that I could learn very much from him.
The kit itself is divided into three parts. Each of them is available in a coloured version, a white version for printing on metallic coloured paper and a *.pdo file for an additional 3D view. I waited till all parts were available so that I could print them altogether to maintain printing quality. I chose to print the coloured version because Julius spent much effort and work in making the texture.
I started with the first section, head and torso.
The instructions are very clear and the single parts are easy to identify. Section 1 is very easy and the result looks very convincing. This is the head. I'll have to make a new mask because the one in the pics had become victim to a drop of glue which accidentally sticked onto the visor. Due to the flash it is difficult to spot in the pics but it is there. And it looks kind of "meh".