The Amazing Spider-man 2 - 3D Print Files/Pattern - FREE
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dungparker
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Can someone tell me how to resize the file to fit me, and is there any instuction how to sew the suit
Gonna print it next week
Gonna print it next week
Aron Wohlfart
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I got this pic from this thread here
If its not good you have to look on ur print where to sew which webbing. Thats what i did too
its not so difficult. 
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Aron Wohlfart
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I sewed a suit myself. The sewing of tje parts is not difficult. The zippers are
to sew them good and still have the webbing match. When u have the print and have a look at it u can figure out how to do it.
U just habe to use an overlock stitching and a needle for stretch fabric. For the zipper u use a normal straight stich and a special foot for invisible zippers.
--update-- the problem is to figure out the order you sew the parts together. But i just know which order works for me. And i guess i do it abit complicated
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trufunky
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I sewed a suit myself. The sewing of tje parts is not difficult. The zippers are
When u have the print and have a look at it u can figure out how to do it.
U just habe to use an overlock stitching and a needle for stretch fabric. For the zipper u use a normal straight stich and a special foot for invisible zippers.
--update-- the problem is to figure out the order you sew the parts together. But i just know which order works for me. And i guess i do it abit complicated
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What order worked for you?
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Aron Wohlfart
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dungparker
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But ken file doesnt have out line to sew ike in your picI got this pic from this thread here
If its not good you have to look on ur print where to sew which webbing. Thats what i did too
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Aron Wohlfart
Sr Member
In the blue area? Ya i noticed u have to draw it by hand or make a parallel line to the outtaline of the pattern.
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dungparker
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Thanks, @@, and by the way, do you think the sole of the pattern file is wrong
Aron Wohlfart
Sr Member
No, u just have to leave some white around the sole to have fabric to sew it
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Pm me too Aaron this will help for future projects
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Aron Wohlfart
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It feels wrong asking for more in this thread of free awesomeness, but can anyone turn the PSD into a file I can send of the printing service? I can't since I don't have Photoshop...
You can download gimp. Its free.
But im sure someone can make a tif file.
I changed so much on it and its not able to be printed yet
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Kadows
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Yeah, I tried GIMP. Just crash when I open the file. :/
Aron Wohlfart
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Cool. Would love to see it.
What colors codes u took?
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cha0tic
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You can check this thread and my thread for some pictures, there a few pages back in this thread.
And I don't have any color codes, I simply tweaked the brightness and contrast to my liking and it came out amazing.
Here's how my file looks well kens file but edited by me.
Here's a link to some pictures I took of the suit, lighting dont do it any justice. Looks much better and accurate in person trust me.
Tams2 V 3 Photos by chrisalvarez93 | Photobucket
haha
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I sewed a suit myself. The sewing of tje parts is not difficult. The zippers are
When u have the print and have a look at it u can figure out how to do it.
U just habe to use an overlock stitching and a needle for stretch fabric. For the zipper u use a normal straight stich and a special foot for invisible zippers.
--update-- the problem is to figure out the order you sew the parts together. But i just know which order works for me. And i guess i do it abit complicated
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Thanks for the reply man, all the jargon is like double- dutch to me but I'm sure it can't be too difficult. Do you stretch it out when you puff paint it?
