Hi everyone.
First of all: Thank you for all the information, help, etc. in this forum. It helped me out a lot!
Since I have been leaching this forum for a while, I figured it might be nice to finally give something back. Therefor I decided to post my "making of"s of the 5 helmets I've created so far.
This one is about my Imperial Royal Guard helmet
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I have no idead why, but this helmet has been fascinating me for a long time. That why I tried to get done with it as quick as possbile... unfortunately "that's what it looks like" at the very end. I made some mistakes and screwed some things up. But from far away, it looks quite ok
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The cutting was done within a few hours.
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The glueing was done within just one night. I sat there for about 8 hours, nonstop. My wife came downstairs in the middle of the night, wondering what I was doing
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As seen previously, I used braces right aftere the pepakura part, which made life much easier and gave much more symetrical result for the resin part.
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I have no pictures of the bondoing part... after all it is "same same but different".
But for the first time I used Plasti-Paste or Puddy or whatever you wand to call it. It wasn't bad at all but I should have put more effort into the previous stage and only used this to do minor things... not everything with it.
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Some more sanding and filling.
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2 layers of red spray paint., sorry did I write layers? I meant CANS. Damn stuff.... This color didn't cover anything. It was horbale. I did prime it in advance, but hat to sand so much of that there was hardly any primer left. Therefor all the dark spots where shining through
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First of all: Thank you for all the information, help, etc. in this forum. It helped me out a lot!
Since I have been leaching this forum for a while, I figured it might be nice to finally give something back. Therefor I decided to post my "making of"s of the 5 helmets I've created so far.
This one is about my Imperial Royal Guard helmet
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I have no idead why, but this helmet has been fascinating me for a long time. That why I tried to get done with it as quick as possbile... unfortunately "that's what it looks like" at the very end. I made some mistakes and screwed some things up. But from far away, it looks quite ok
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The cutting was done within a few hours.
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The glueing was done within just one night. I sat there for about 8 hours, nonstop. My wife came downstairs in the middle of the night, wondering what I was doing
View attachment 749520View attachment 749521View attachment 749522
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As seen previously, I used braces right aftere the pepakura part, which made life much easier and gave much more symetrical result for the resin part.
View attachment 749523View attachment 749524
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I have no pictures of the bondoing part... after all it is "same same but different".
But for the first time I used Plasti-Paste or Puddy or whatever you wand to call it. It wasn't bad at all but I should have put more effort into the previous stage and only used this to do minor things... not everything with it.
View attachment 749525View attachment 749526View attachment 749527View attachment 749528
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Some more sanding and filling.
View attachment 749532View attachment 749531View attachment 749530View attachment 749533
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2 layers of red spray paint., sorry did I write layers? I meant CANS. Damn stuff.... This color didn't cover anything. It was horbale. I did prime it in advance, but hat to sand so much of that there was hardly any primer left. Therefor all the dark spots where shining through
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