Showing posts with label Doom Mask Plans. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Doom Mask Plans. Show all posts

Friday, July 30, 2010

Patterns- Legs, Knees, Shins and Toes

Here are the last few patterns I used for my legs, Greaves, Sabatons And Gorget.




The Legs are by Sinric, man i owe this guy big time!







The Chartes Greaves pattern is by Talbots Fine Accessories.
I had allot of trouble finding a good pattern for cased greaves, so this one i had to purchase.
I am very happy with the pattern, it came with very through instructions.
on the flip side though, i am becoming increasingly nervous about making these, as everyone on the Armour archive seem to have a very tough time making these. See my post for More info.



The Sabatons pattern is pretty straight forward. This pattern is by Mike Yancy.



NO! This is not a large pair of metal underoos. Its My gorget, or neck protection. Sickos!
This pattern is by Alan Bauldree.

The last and final pattern that i need is the mask!
I have the basic design mapped out ,as seen in my previous post. 
The only issue now is that I need to figure out how to conceal the sides of my face and forehead. 
But more on this later!

Thursday, February 19, 2009

WOAH!


So I heard back from the professional metal workers about the plasma cutting. I contacted five different welding and metal manufacturing companies. Three of them told me the job was too detailed for their machines, one of them needed me to send him a CAD (Computer Aided Drafting) file to be able to give me a quote and the last one quoted the project at $250!!! Looks like I am headed back to the drawing board!

Well in the meantime, here are the preliminary plans for the mask. Enjoy!
This will be 16 gauge steel and don't worry there will be rivets!
These pieces will also be 16 gauge steel. The top piece will be secured to the back of the mouth portion of the mask. The middle rectangles will be placed over top of the eye holes and the bottom piece will be bent and bolted it into the nose hole. "So as you can see, that's coming along nicely"