The inner workings on how everything comes together is just incredible. I’m building my own Tech right now and I’m for sure taking notes on how this is assembled
That was great to see. It definitely went differently than I thought, with very little in common with standard clone armor. That backplate strap system to support the backpack is really nice.
This was actually SUPER COOL to watch!!! Loved seeing the fugly inside of your kit and how all the pieces attach and go together. Thank you for sharing!!!!!!
So cool to see how you suit up! I love seeing how different people rig their armor to stay on. Great video and great job explaining everything! It’s interesting to me that you put the diaper on after the knees and the shins.
Thank you so much for sharing this! Super informational and fun to watch the process! I didn't realize how much velcro and buckles went into connecting the suit. The magnets for a clean look with the backpack off (or to prevent broken parts) is a cool idea! Loving this 'suit up' series!
So cool! I've only ever made costumes that were sewn, so I didn't really know all the tricks for dealing with armor. This was already an impressive kit, and seeing all the engineering that it takes to get it to sit right makes it even more impressive! One question, do you wear contacts when you troop, or do you just go with everything a bit blurry without your regular glasses?
I have the Tech 3d files and was going to start the build. Got them from GA. I was wondering about your scaling. For example you said you slip the shins on but in order to slide my foot all the way down I would need to scale the shin to about 130%. Once it gets past the foot it would just look so big. Just wondering if you could shed some light on how you scaled some of the tricky parts like the dipper and shins. Thanks for your help and great build.
I think he split each lower leg section into two separate pieces. The seam for each would be hidden under the leather straps. That way you can keep the scale normal and fit your foot through both separate pieces and connect back together
He was saying halfway through that it looked really bad because he wasn't finished putting it on but honestly it doesn't look bad at any of the stages
Thank you! :)
WOW! This was such a neat experience watching you suit up! I never realized how much went into the armor!!! Incredible as always Tech!
Thank you! :)
The inner workings on how everything comes together is just incredible. I’m building my own Tech right now and I’m for sure taking notes on how this is assembled
We need a live action bad batch
That was great to see. It definitely went differently than I thought, with very little in common with standard clone armor. That backplate strap system to support the backpack is really nice.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Tech and Hunter are my favorite
Impressive! It’s Tech come to life :) very cool! It kind of helps that he’s my favourite 😊
I want to make my own tech costume for Halloween mostly with cardboard
That’s so cool!! I had no idea how heavy the pack combined with the back piece must be, there’s so many inner workings it’s really beautiful 💖💖
its sooo heavy!
This is amazing tbh, im planning out a wrecker build getting ideas on to piece things together and this vid helped quite a bit actually
This was so awesome to watch and see how all the pieces came together! What a build!
The tighter the better
This is so COOL!!! It looks amazing! There was a lot of thought put into the design and it definitely paid off! Incredible work!!!
Thank you! :)
Awesome job!!
Thank you so much for sharing this... This was super helpful
Tech having spats is blowing my mind. Also yay Kim! Thanks for sharing!
:)
This was actually SUPER COOL to watch!!! Loved seeing the fugly inside of your kit and how all the pieces attach and go together. Thank you for sharing!!!!!!
Thank you! :)
Wow! Thanks for the video, I'm amazed by the little tricks you did with your armour.
Loved this so much. The work you guys do is amazing.
Love this sooo much!!! It also makes me realize how much I don't want to make the pack from cardboard
Work with whatever you've got!
So cool to see how you suit up! I love seeing how different people rig their armor to stay on. Great video and great job explaining everything! It’s interesting to me that you put the diaper on after the knees and the shins.
Thank you! :)
Thank you so much for sharing this! Super informational and fun to watch the process! I didn't realize how much velcro and buckles went into connecting the suit. The magnets for a clean look with the backpack off (or to prevent broken parts) is a cool idea! Loving this 'suit up' series!
gotta love magnets!
Awesome!!!!!!!!
Yea TECH 🙌
So cool! I've only ever made costumes that were sewn, so I didn't really know all the tricks for dealing with armor. This was already an impressive kit, and seeing all the engineering that it takes to get it to sit right makes it even more impressive! One question, do you wear contacts when you troop, or do you just go with everything a bit blurry without your regular glasses?
Tech tech tech tech tech tech tech
ONION NDA
This looks awesome dude how long did this take you anyway?
I can't seem to find a template for Tech's foam armor. Any idea where to get one?
I have the Tech 3d files and was going to start the build. Got them from GA. I was wondering about your scaling. For example you said you slip the shins on but in order to slide my foot all the way down I would need to scale the shin to about 130%. Once it gets past the foot it would just look so big. Just wondering if you could shed some light on how you scaled some of the tricky parts like the dipper and shins. Thanks for your help and great build.
I think he split each lower leg section into two separate pieces. The seam for each would be hidden under the leather straps. That way you can keep the scale normal and fit your foot through both separate pieces and connect back together
Plan 99.
They call him tech
Was this made from a 3D printer or foam
Question, where did you get your file? Is it from the armory?
Great tutorial video with lots of helpful information. 🧅 🧅 🧅
Thank you! :)