I'm also learning blacksmithing and metal casting, so I might even use these skills for some parts of the marine build. Obviously for such a massive build it will take me some time to gather materials, prototype some parts, find reference images and draw out templates but today I drew out a quick plan of what I want it to look like: I plan to get the suit to be as close to the actual size of a marine as possible, so I am aiming for a scale of 2.3 metres in height, somewhat ambitious This time I will be using foam instead of Pepakura + glass like my spartan build, this will cut down the weight and allow for very nice curves that are common in Space Marine armour. And after even more thinking I have decided for my marine to be a member of the space wolves chapter, for those unfamiliar with the franchise, these are basically 8 foot tall angry space vikings. there are a few foam armor builds over on 405th - mostly Spartan armor, but there might be ODST as well. It is not endorsed by Microsoft and does not reflect the views or opinions of Microsoft or anyone officially involved in producing or managing Halo ®. oh and something ive yet to see on here but would. The 405th Infantry Division operates with respect to Microsofts 'Game Content Usage Rules' using assets from Halo ®. but yeah those small spots may not seem like a lot of room but by god it is, i save a lot of more on some protpyes ive got. You may have to re-adjust the layout of the pieces BEFORE you print.After much deliberation and thinking I have finally come to a decision on what my next build will be, a veteran space marine from Warhammer 40K. got a SAW in the works got about haft of it built, trying to find out how the chamber works make it with moving parts. 1 Hey I'm new to using the Pepakura program and i just downloaded a bunch of files from The Armory and now I'm trying to open them in the Pepakura designer but every time I click on them it just says the file doesn't exist. This will flip the pieces on the right side, making them the opposite so that when you build it, you will have the right side. Pepakura (often referred to as 'Pep') is a program that creates buildable papercraft models. *PLEASE NOTE: For all the LEFT pieces of the armor, in order to get the RIGHT side of the piece, in pepakura, simply click on '2D Menu' at the top and then select 'Invert Pattern'. *I also noticed that there appears to be no handplates available for this MK V file set so you will need to find some handplates from another file set.*

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