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Re: Real Life Armour
Posted: Fri Oct 27, 2006 2:00 pm
by amisja
acridiel wrote:Trouble with that is,
1. that an "internal chamber" could only keep a certain very small amount of dry-ice, making it a very short lived effect. The wapon has to look good after all and be fairly slim to have a realistic look, a chamber crafted into it would make it very bulky.
2. Dry Ice is pretty dangerous stuff when not handled properly. Ever "burned" your fingers on it?
3. You´d need a mechanism to open and seal the "chamber", wich would make some kind of hinges nessesary, wich in turn would look very odd on a wapon.
4. you´d have to carry a case of the stuff around to refill the camber, to keep the effect going....
*sigh*
We´ll see
Acridiel
Weapons are boys dept.....I'll make allthe other stuff!
Re: Real Life Armour
Posted: Fri Oct 27, 2006 2:26 pm
by zanthar
acridiel wrote:*ROFL* okay, but these usualy aren´t well... forcefull enough... to get a larger wapon to vibrate
Acridiel
Rofl Man you guys are trying to make me shoot coffee out my nose aren't you

And after a long day at the convention you can go home to the mrs. with your "sword" and ummm.... you know....... ummm...... *blushes for thinking that way*
Re: Real Life Armour
Posted: Fri Oct 27, 2006 2:27 pm
by zanthar
Jayne please post some pics if you have any pieces done :d I'm itching to see your work!!!
Re: Real Life Armour
Posted: Fri Oct 27, 2006 2:49 pm
by grimjim
zanthar wrote:Rofl Man you guys are trying to make me shoot coffee out my nose aren't you

And after a long day at the convention you can go home to the mrs. with your "sword" and ummm.... you know....... ummm...... *blushes for thinking that way*
Do you have ANY idea how many yubos would have to die to build a porksword?
Re: Real Life Armour
Posted: Fri Oct 27, 2006 2:57 pm
by khyle
faedyne wrote:I don't know what the Japanese use... if it's fiberglass or just polystyrene.
Actually I think fiberglass might be quite fitting, considering resin and fibers...
Re: Real Life Armour
Posted: Fri Oct 27, 2006 8:25 pm
by acridiel
Well, over here in Europe we use either Aluminium for Full-Body armor like
this or leather, like
here.
For wapons we usualy employ foam plastic with fiberglass rods on the inside.
Like shown
here.
Those are pieces done by real professionals and are sold on pretty much any good convetion. The swords are usually painted or paintbrushed for good looks

My friends and I are doing this as a smalltime hobby and we´re in for the uniqueness of our works. I´ll see if I can get some pics of them from the guys

And I´ll bugger them ´till they agree to help me with my Matis 2 H.
CU
Acridiel
Re: Real Life Armour
Posted: Sat Oct 28, 2006 11:28 am
by seawe
amisja wrote:My idea is to make REAL armour as in I'd make costumes from fabrics as close to the items in game as possible. As for the materials...it is possible to make everything, including the AEN armour quite easily. Like I said I'm going to experiment but I am pretty sure it'd all be possible. Have faith
hmm sap?
picks would be cool

Re: Real Life Armour
Posted: Sat Oct 28, 2006 11:36 am
by bluefve
I agree, some of the other armour would be quite easy to build. Aen and some Tryker.
Edit: Thats actually an idea im now pondering... making some Aen.... unfortunately, not till im done with another project in a few months.
Re: Real Life Armour
Posted: Sat Oct 28, 2006 11:19 pm
by amisja
zanthar wrote:Jayne please post some pics if you have any pieces done :d I'm itching to see your work!!!
Will do as soon as I can
Jayney
Re: Real Life Armour
Posted: Sat Oct 28, 2006 11:20 pm
by amisja
seawe wrote:hmm sap?
picks would be cool
hmmm sap???? what does that mean?