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First off: major props to Deafjamb for posting the armor pieces and getting them out here for people to use. Also, the helmet pieces are attributed to ducampv, who doesn't have the helmet posted on Thingiverse but kudos to them.
I took Deafjamb's armor pieces and sliced and cut them to be 3D printer-friendly. A quick disclaimer is that some of the pieces are quite large because I got access to an Ultimaker 2 Extended (only the shins, thighs). However, most pieces will fit in a typical 3D printer.
Sizing: These pieces are sized for my 5' 10", 170 lb. frame. I scaled Deafjamb's original stl files (for a 5' 7" person) up to 110%. Most pieces fit fine except for these below (I plan on resizing these properly at some point):
- "back" was too small, maybe scale up to 120% of original
- "shin_1" is too wide (I fixed this for shin_2)
Notes: A few parts will print quite thin and may "tear" along the layers. I will try to fix this at some point in the future. It may happen with the shins, thighs, and ankles.
Time considerations: In 3D print hours, getting everything printed probably took at least 200+ hours. That is only the printing hours! There is still time for gluing, waiting for the glue to dry, sanding, painting, and figuring out how I will attach all of this to my body. Working on this in my spare time, it has taken me 9 months(!). However, my goal was to finish by Halloween 2019 so I'm good to go at least on that metric.
Feel free to remix as you wish! Just please share any tips or helpful processes in the comments. Thanks and happy trooping!
Updates: 8/8/19 - both ankle pieces are thickened and I put a thin slit in so you can slip it onto your ankle 8/14/19 - uploaded the correct ankle pieces, previously were missing the buckles
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