Star Wars Oregon
Public Information => The Imperial Cantina => Topic started by: Rat on May 20, 2017, 04:29:50 PM
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Have any of you that bought the Anovos kit sprayed your bucket? What's the easiest way of doing it, should I completely pull it apart or just remove the eye lenses and mask it as a whole?
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I didn't use any plastidip in my Anovos TK, but if I did I would use the brush-on plastidip like I did in my AT-AT helmet. With brush-on there is no need to take apart the helmet.
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I was thinking of plastidipping our Phasma helmet and possibly some of the inside of the armor. Is that common for people to do that?
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I didn't use any plastidip in my Anovos TK, but if I did I would use the brush-on plastidip like I did in my AT-AT helmet. With brush-on there is no need to take apart the helmet.
Thanks again Daryl. How does the Anovos hold up with the light?
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People are concerned about light, but I've never had an issue.
The only reason I did it for the AT-AT is that it's required to be black inside for Marauder (level 3).
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A feed to know, then I'll hold off until I get that bucket on my head.
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My Shoretrooper armor has been dipped inside, but the only reason I did was it being raw fiberglass on the inside, and I didn't want to itch for hours on end.
For TKs, it's probably a preference thing, I think most opt not to. :)
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My Shoretrooper armor has been dipped inside, but the only reason I did was it being raw fiberglass on the inside, and I didn't want to itch for hours on end.
For TKs, it's probably a preference thing, I think most opt not to. :)
What about weight? How much weight does it add to the armor?
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What about weight? How much weight does it add to the armor?
Never thought about that.
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It's just a very thin rubber coating, I doubt it adds much if any weight.
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I see, for some reason I was thinking that it being a denser liquid it may add some weight to it. I know through reading some threads on the FISD forums that some just use spray paint and I wouldn't expect that to add any.
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My Shoretrooper armor has been dipped inside, but the only reason I did was it being raw fiberglass on the inside, and I didn't want to itch for hours on end.
For TKs, it's probably a preference thing, I think most opt not to. :)
What about weight? How much weight does it add to the armor?
I agree with Daryl, it's pretty minimal. Nothing noticeably more/less with it.
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I suppose after all the padding, amp/mic and fans it covers most of the interior anyways right?
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