Green Goblin Movie Suit

Hello everyone! I am a beginner in conceptual modeling and decided inciar my first helmet, the shape of the Green Goblin. However I felt a little embarrassed to show my progress since my friend showed G4Tyrant his helmet and God is perfect! I'm still lost on how to mold and how to do the painting, currently only modeled the helmet and nothing else. I would like someone to help me finish my helmet. Here are the pictures:
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I apologize for the quality of images. And you write a word wrong, I'm still learning to speak English. I hope to finish this helmet! Thank you!:)
 
Ok people, here's a few more progress shots of what we've been doing so far ....

These are some early sculpts of the Cod Piece sections ...

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This is the mould for one of the Shoulder bells ....

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Here are some of the lenses we've been experimenting with .... the clear ones are the ones we will be using once they have been coated, the Gold ones are the test display lenses, and the bottom ones are some oakley Style lenses that were slightly too big ... and too brittle, so we broke them trying to make them smaller ... Lol ...

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This is the first mould of the knuckle pieces to go on the gloves ...

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an early chest piece mould .... we have now modified the shape on this ....

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Some early test pulls of some of the armor pieces on the Vac Former ....

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and these are the Nike trainers i have, they are exactly the same as the ones used on the original costume ....

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G. :)
 
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G4Tyrant that's a really awesome job so far man! Well done! The helmet really rocks! We are waiting for updates!
 
Havent posted for a while and been doing a few odd bits to the Helmet so here ya go ....

Have reshaped the teeth to look a bit more aggressive now ... might take a bit more off the top middle teeth im not sure yet ...

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.... and i am now resculpting a new back section to the Helmet as the back piece that came with it originally was pretty poor and way too small so didnt fit very well, so as im gonna be using it in a complete costume build i decided to do a new one that i will propably pull in 2mm ABS?...

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.... have also located some gold mirrored acrylic now as well so the new lenses will be next .... so watch this space ... ;)

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I need tips on how to make a perfect mold, someone could help me? :confused

Hermes - your clay work is coming along nicely - try searching the costumes forum threads with the search function for stuff about molding. Even youtube has tutorials. People aren't trying to ignore you, they're just paying attention to the build at hand.

Hope this helps!
 
G4Tyrant, glad ta see that your still gonna do this build brah. Th' new teeth look really menacing, excellent sculptin' skillz on th' back half of th' helmet keep up th' good work brah.:cool:cool
 
That color shifting paint was first used on a Mustang and called Mystic. $1600 option I think.
It was used again and called Mystichrome.

Then it was available in spray bomb systems.

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Quick Update ..... been having a tinker around today with pulling\glueing the material over the armour pieces to see how it takes and looks ...

... these are only test pieces so ignore the glue marks etc ...

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... and then i added the pan head alan screws again as a test ... but i think im gonna need to go up a size or two as they look a little small compared to the originals .. ?

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