superjedi
Sr Member
Hi all,
I'm beginning a new ESB Fett helmet commission for a member here. I've done many ESB and PP2 paint ups, but this is something new in a way because it's a type of helmet that I've never worked on before. In the Fett community, this is known as the MF helmet. The owner has asked me to do this in the screen-used style and I've included a couple of pics of the kit as I received it. I believe the owner bought it from someone else and some of the prep was already completed when it was sent to me.
It's a nice sturdy cast! The color variation is due to some putty/primer that was previously applied. At this stage, I'll be adding a bit of Bondo glazing putty to some low spots and small dings in the surface.

The accessories include a beautiful set of machined aluminum ear parts, a hollow aluminum RF stalk, a brass replica Borden connector, a Honeywell microswitch, a TerminalFettler RF topper, a resin MQ-1 circuit board, and a dark green visor (not shown).

All the parts are laid out on my high tech staging stand. . . an ironing board.
Many more updates to come.
I'm beginning a new ESB Fett helmet commission for a member here. I've done many ESB and PP2 paint ups, but this is something new in a way because it's a type of helmet that I've never worked on before. In the Fett community, this is known as the MF helmet. The owner has asked me to do this in the screen-used style and I've included a couple of pics of the kit as I received it. I believe the owner bought it from someone else and some of the prep was already completed when it was sent to me.
It's a nice sturdy cast! The color variation is due to some putty/primer that was previously applied. At this stage, I'll be adding a bit of Bondo glazing putty to some low spots and small dings in the surface.

The accessories include a beautiful set of machined aluminum ear parts, a hollow aluminum RF stalk, a brass replica Borden connector, a Honeywell microswitch, a TerminalFettler RF topper, a resin MQ-1 circuit board, and a dark green visor (not shown).

All the parts are laid out on my high tech staging stand. . . an ironing board.
Many more updates to come.