Darkside501st's Iron Man Mk VII pepakura files - Password in First Post

Zacky said:

Hello,

I would apreaciate a Mk VII Helmet - original model by Sharkmark!!!

5'11" i think it is im 1.80 cm tall

Paper A4

and it's for pepakura file

Thanks for the hard work!!!

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punt14sep said:

Thank you very much Darkside

i got .99 it fit on my head

GoodJob :thumbsup


you r CoolMan :love

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jimcrack said:

Hi everybody, greetings from Colombia

I'm currently working on a Mark VII Suit, My current approach uses craft foam (5 mm).

My goal is to seal with PVA, make the plastic coating using epoxic resin (here in Colombia I got it as Twins Resin) and get the correct painting.

There are some pictures of the experimental models and my current on work helmet.

Thanks to darkside501st for posting this pepakura files (actually using V.1) and additional thanks to all the people involved in the process of designing and unfold the models.

For Spanish talking people I'm trying to keep a blog with my progress, the link is Proyectos de Manualidades

Enviado desde mi AT100 usando Tapatalk 2

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InCOGnito B2TE said:

Darkside this is awesome and I can't wait to get my hands on the V2s opcorn btw such a shame that you've had to take the steps you have to protect your work

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darkside501st said:

Zacky, You have to tell me what scale you want. Use the Sharkmark tester helmet to figure it out if you are not sure.

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Zacky said:

Hello again,

The default scale 1.0 is perfect for me.

Thanks for the help my english isn't good enought to fully understand all this!!! hehehe

I had a missunderstanding reading ur post hehehe I saw that i can print the default scale

Thanks, Zack.

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IncognitoSyn said:

Umm... I'm in need of some assistance. The file for the helmet isn't opening up in Pepakura Designer. Any thoughts on why that might be?

I'm not sure if you've already addressed this issue darkside so apologize for possibly repeating an issue. :confused

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raziel226 said:

First off gotta give mad respect to you on your awesome work. Keep up the amazing work. I do have a question about printing the v2 helm. I'm trying to print the pep file ".95", I set up my printer settings in viewer to be in landscape but I always check print preview to make sure everything fits on my card stock paper. I did notice that there was still some crop issues on pg 9, 10, and 12. My question, is there anyway you can go back and squeeze in those pieces in order to avoid cropping? If not, I'll just make due, I'd just prefer to avoid guessing where to cut.

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IncognitoSyn said:

Umm... I'm in need of some assistance. The file for the helmet isn't opening up in Pepakura Designer. Any thoughts on why that might be?

I'm not sure if you've already addressed this issue darkside so apologize for possibly repeating an issue. :confused

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DevilFlash said:

If you only have Pep Designer installed and double-click the file to open it, it'll ask for Pep viewer executable. Don't try to use the Pep Designer exe or it'll loop endlessly and you won't be able to do anything until you reboot your computer.

If you open the file from Pep Designer, it'll ask a password.

In short words: USE THE VIEWER.

(you won't be able to scale it and it's intended, ask to Dark to scale it for you, in your case Punt: scale 0.99)

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raziel226 said:

First off gotta give mad respect to you on your awesome work. Keep up the amazing work. I do have a question about printing the v2 helm. I'm trying to print the pep file ".95", I set up my printer settings in viewer to be in landscape but I always check print preview to make sure everything fits on my card stock paper. I did notice that there was still some crop issues on pg 9, 10, and 12. My question, is there anyway you can go back and squeeze in those pieces in order to avoid cropping? If not, I'll just make due, I'd just prefer to avoid guessing where to cut.

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Syrus54 said:

Hey Darkside, if you get the chance, tell Tamasoft they misspelled "Document". It says "dcoument".. or something like that.

(if you're able to contact them, and all)

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MrTropical said:

You've probably grabbed the wrong printer file, check which one you got, if it's letter or A4 format. That might be the cause,if it's not check the borders options in your printer and you should be good to go!

BTW amazing work Darkside! I can't wait to get started on this one! If it wasn't that i have too many things to study for a single human being....
I wanted to try tabless pepping as i want to make it already as smooth as possible in the pep stage to save some time later on,but do you have any idea where i can find some info on it? cause i'm not sure how to properly do it!

Thanks again!

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jasonamigo23 said:

Darkside, I was wondering what photos or models did you use as reference for the V2 files? I was just wondering so I could get an idea of how the finished product would look like, and when I'm building I would know it what it's supposed to look like.

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jimcrack said:

Progress on my IronMan Suit. Plastic coat applied.

The helmet actually is from SHARKMAN MK 6.

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omarbou1 said:

threw you a pm darkside !! progress on my 3d helmet

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uTheJoKeR said:

Darkside, Did you mention in the past that the Forearem was a bit in accurate? Cause to get the forearm Missile above the Bicep joint abit The scale has to change. I actually had to measure may forearm manually, AND I have to modify the Lower Forearm also.. Cut of some foam so its thinner (Smaller Scale.)

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darkside501st said:

I don't see a PM from you. Take a look and make sure it went through.



Yes the V1 files are not 100% for sure. They were the first files I made and there was little to no reference to go by at the time. Not to mention that making the files one at a time caused some issues with the proportions.

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