Posted: Thu Nov 15, 2007 4:51 pm
Hi Tim,
That's a nice family picture.....
That's a nice family picture.....
Stay safe,
Tim.
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Posted: Thu Nov 15, 2007 5:06 pm
Haha...Thanks bro. It is isn't it...
Stay safe,
Tim.
Stay safe,
Tim.
Posted: Tue Dec 18, 2007 12:21 am
Oh man, that is some serious work you did on your full suit there! Fantastic!!!
Posted: Tue Dec 18, 2007 9:41 am
Wow, fantastic work Tim.
And your attachments are very innovative & original. My hats off to you!
And your attachments are very innovative & original. My hats off to you!
Posted: Tue Dec 18, 2007 10:23 am
Thanks guys...It was a labour of love and I had fun doing it...and now, just need to constantly upgrade it. 
Stay safe,
Tim.
Stay safe,
Tim.
Posted: Tue Dec 18, 2007 1:08 pm
i too think the workmanship of tim is superb..and i must said this is master grade work...especially every piece of armour is scratched built and ya with labor of love
Posted: Tue Dec 18, 2007 2:11 pm
eeeerrrr...If I remember correctly Tim bought a PVC/styrene kit off someone on TDH...donleow wrote:especially every piece of armour is scratched built and ya with labor of love
But other then that everything else is top notch craftsmanship.
Posted: Tue Dec 18, 2007 3:24 pm
Okay, if we want to be nit-picky, it's stated on the first few posts on this thread. I acquirred FP's ROTJ V2 armor kit in styrene, and personally measured, trimmed/cut/dremel/file, sand down, prime and layered painted said armor.Plo Strax-Avix wrote:eeeerrrr...If I remember correctly Tim bought a PVC/styrene kit off someone on TDH...
But other then that everything else is top notch craftsmanship.
FYI, PVC is the worst material you can ask for in armor builds.
Anyhow, thanks Don.
Stay safe,
Tim.
Posted: Tue Dec 18, 2007 4:08 pm
Yeah I know you did all that work Tim, but you didn't 'scratch build' the armor like Don said.
Scratch building means you bought flat PVC sheets from the shop, cut, shaped (or vac formed) them, put in all the dents and details yourself, before painting and finishing it.
Maybe my understanding of 'scratch build' is different...
Scratch building means you bought flat PVC sheets from the shop, cut, shaped (or vac formed) them, put in all the dents and details yourself, before painting and finishing it.
Maybe my understanding of 'scratch build' is different...
Posted: Tue Dec 18, 2007 4:27 pm
Plo,
Taking into consideration most of the posters here are not into prop building terminology, it's safe to say that Don used the term scratch building loosely. If fact, if you read most, if not all of Don's post, alot of prop terms are used loosely. Hell, some of the terms I use don't even exist in prop building terminology.
In this case, scratch build means base/basic formed product, 'built' into what it is right now.
After all, my posts clearly stated and pictured how the armor came to me, and I never stated that I scratchbuilt the armor. The armor is FP's and I'm proud to own Chris's hard work. Him being a bud has got nothing to do with it! LOL!
Relax dude, the focus here is the work that went into the 'build', not the glamour or fame that came with supposedly 'creating' the armor.
Stay safe,
Tim.
Taking into consideration most of the posters here are not into prop building terminology, it's safe to say that Don used the term scratch building loosely. If fact, if you read most, if not all of Don's post, alot of prop terms are used loosely. Hell, some of the terms I use don't even exist in prop building terminology.
In this case, scratch build means base/basic formed product, 'built' into what it is right now.
After all, my posts clearly stated and pictured how the armor came to me, and I never stated that I scratchbuilt the armor. The armor is FP's and I'm proud to own Chris's hard work. Him being a bud has got nothing to do with it! LOL!
Relax dude, the focus here is the work that went into the 'build', not the glamour or fame that came with supposedly 'creating' the armor.
Stay safe,
Tim.
Posted: Fri Jul 04, 2008 9:37 am
Hey all,
Well I finally had some time to finish this...long time coming but it's finally done.
Stay safe,
Tim.
Well I finally had some time to finish this...long time coming but it's finally done.
Stay safe,
Tim.
Posted: Fri Jul 04, 2008 2:58 pm
Woh! 
Nice!
So does the digit changes?
Heehee.....next stage is to make your Helmet Scope move automatically with a touch of the finger?
Nice! So does the digit changes?
Heehee.....next stage is to make your Helmet Scope move automatically with a touch of the finger?
Posted: Fri Jul 04, 2008 3:31 pm
That is freakin' impressive, Tim!!! The little touches that add an extra feel of realism! Proud of you!
Posted: Fri Jul 04, 2008 4:20 pm
Tim's got to be one of the most anal guys.
but thats wad makes his stuff so painfully accurate~
how i wish I was half of him~
Great work~
but thats wad makes his stuff so painfully accurate~
how i wish I was half of him~
Great work~
Posted: Fri Jul 04, 2008 5:18 pm
Bro, your costumes are pretty cool too! I remember how impressed I was with your foam and tape home-made Hellgate Guardian armor! And you did it in just a few days! Thats impressive too...in a different way.mandalorianBleahhh wrote:how i wish I was half of him
But I agree, Great Work Tim!