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The video focuses on Steve at SKS props creating the Under Armor structure for Marcus Phoenix's armor from Gears of War 1 and 2 using HD foam. The design is modular for different body shapes, highlighting its creative potential. Steve demonstrates cutting, shaping, and assembling the foam pieces with contact cement, emphasizing customization for fit. Techniques like using foam strips for reinforcement are showcased. The importance of supporting the channel by purchasing materials is mentioned. In another segment, contact cement is used to glue pieces, a rotary tool smoothens transitions, and straps connect front and back armor pieces. Spring clamps secure the structure, and adjustments are made for fit. Viewers are encouraged to anticipate part two of the tutorial and share their creations on social media.
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In this part of the video, Steve at SKS props begins the Gears of War Armor Series by focusing on making the Under Armor structure for Marcus Phoenix’s armor from Gears of War 1 and 2. The structure is designed to be modular to fit various body shapes and sizes. Steve highlights the versatility of the design for creative use beyond Gears of War. The armor is created using HD foam from Blick art materials. Steve demonstrates cutting and shaping the foam pieces, using contact cement to assemble and shape the armor pieces, and adjusting for a customized fit. The process involves constructing different parts like A, B, and C using specific techniques like adding foam strips for reinforcement and shaping. Steve emphasizes the importance of supporting the channel through buying materials via provided links for continued content creation.
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In this part of the video, the speaker glues pieces together using contact cement and softens transitions between pieces with a rotary tool. They create an under armor structure with foam pieces, adjusting the fit as needed. Straps are added to connect the front and back armor pieces. Spring clamps are used to keep pieces in place. The under armor structure is assembled and modifications are made for better fit. The viewer is encouraged to check back for part two of the tutorial and to share their creations on social media.