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luismfm70

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  1. Thanks Bluey. After 3 days with the armor at ComicCon i have a new and natural weathering.

    I got the knee plate from Trooper Bay and i´m fixing now the armor.

    Thanks

    LuisM

  2. Some photos from my first trooping with the sandtrooper.
    I had a problem with my knee plate and i had to use one from my stormtrooper armor, im not canon in this photos ;)

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  3. Texture is worthy of the Sandbadge Luis

    Thanks Sandman :)

    Im planning to buy a backpack soon (in the next 2 or 3 weeks) and apply after a few modifications.

  4. Hi, thank you.

    Sorry for the late reply,
    I´ve used weathering techics that i´ve saw in youtube vídeos (search for sandtrooper weathering):
    -For the use of dirt or sand, search the tk4510decals vídeo, where he explains how to apply sand in the helmet (the process is the same for the rest of the armor)

    -For the acrylic paint you can find the vídeos of panda86dk aka pandatrooper (This tutorial it´s pinned in this forum too).

    The only diferent thing i´ve done, compared to panda video, was the use of Americana Acrylic Paint - Fawn. Applied with a sponge in great quantities but waited a few days to clean, using my hand and ethilic alcohol all over the armor, leaving the dry paint in the edges.

    For the sand, used 3m spray mount glue over some áreas of the armor, applied sand, used for dioramas, and after that, Americana varnish to fix the sand.
    But if you follow the vídeos you can see the whole process i´ve used.

    This photo was taken in the beggining of the process, with the acrylic paint. I have repeated the process 3 or 4 times, because i don´t like too much dirt.
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    After this, i´ve used the sand.

    cheers

    Luis M

  5. Hi, some photos of my TD project.

    I´ve done this in 2 phases.

    First, used acrylic paint and alcohol in the armor

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    Second phase:
    Model sand, glue and varnish in spray.

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    Best regards
    Luis M

  6. Hi, i ´ve been studying the photos from different armors and i have a question. I got a stormtrooper AP armor and now i ´ve bought a second AP to build a Sandtrooper. The kidney and butt plate come in one piece, so i needed to cut it. It is a problem if the bottom of the kidney plate and the top of the butt plate are both flat?

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    Thanks

    Luis M

  7. Im in contact with someone for flexible plates, looks the best option.

    Im going to keep these as spares for my stormtrooper armor.

    At the moment im working at the helmet. This weekend im going to sand the pieces.

    I think i will have a problem with the gap between the ab and back piece.

    Thanks :thumbsup:

  8. More pictures from the group.

    Unfortunately im not in this pic, im only a :trooper: at the moment. Building a :td:

    But my 2 brothers from the Portuguese Outpost are in the photo. My CO João Carreira, near Anthony Forrest (left) and Hugo Pablo (right from Anthony, in front)

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