The "I Didn't Comment in Another Thread" Thread

el-remmen

Moderator Emeritus
This tweet was in response to a thread of "What is your weakness as a DM?" and I found it (unintentionally?) funny.

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@Ryujin so, I skipped a step but at least you can tell what I was looking at doing. Then I looked more at different pictures and realized that I didn't need a full bracer,:ROFLMAO: just a cover for half of my lower arm and I put the "tubing" wrong as well. Luckily I still have a lot of foam left, to do it correctly and the shoulders. This was just with one coat, I think when I do what I'm supposed to do lol I'll see about using my air brush for the silver/metal look.
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Ryujin

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@Ryujin so, I skipped a step but at least you can tell what I was looking at doing. Then I looked more at different pictures and realized that I didn't need a full bracer,:ROFLMAO: just a cover for half of my lower arm and I put the "tubing" wrong as well. Luckily I still have a lot of foam left, to do it correctly and the shoulders. This was just with one coat, I think when I do what I'm supposed to do lol I'll see about using my air brush for the silver/metal look.
You won't get any comments about a mistake from a guy who cut a piece of leather for a project upside-down, this afternoon ;)

When I wanted a bright metallic finish on my 3D printer Phaser, a while back, I searched like mad until I finally got my hands on a can of Rust-oleum "Bright Coat" metallic finish silver paint. It came out looking a lot like milled aluminum, though that was on a solid and smooth surface.
 

You won't get any comments about a mistake from a guy who cut a piece of leather for a project upside-down, this afternoon ;)

When I wanted a bright metallic finish on my 3D printer Phaser, a while back, I searched like mad until I finally got my hands on a can of Rust-oleum "Bright Coat" metallic finish silver paint. It came out looking a lot like milled aluminum, though that was on a solid and smooth surface.
Well, like I've been saying it's a learning experience as I go along. When I start work for the galaticon (held during the UFO festival) in the summer I'll know what I need and how to do it. I'll also have a longer time frame to do it all.
 

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