WebHead11
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The Motor City Comic Con is an upcoming event in May. The celebrities attending the event include Jason David Frank. With the announcement of a reboot of MMPR, I decided to make Power Ranger cosplays. My four year-old wanted to be the Pink Ranger, so I like to match with whoever wants to attend the event with me. In honor of JDF, I will attempt to bring no disappointment as the Green Ranger. I prefer the Green Ranger since the White has the potential to stain and flaws will be more visible.
I used the pep files posted on by many fan designs. I chose the ones that seemed more accurate replicas and began to build the helmets.
Scaled as default. I used the dimensions (mm) instead of the scale factor. The dimensions of head that protrudes the most (+10mm) gives me enough space for helmets.
I took the dimensions of my daughter's head, and built the pep file. It seemed to fit perfectly before I could glue the final side. I did not want to waste any more time on a helmet that will not fit her. It already took about 3-4 hrs to glue this.
The helmets were glued and ready for figerglass resin. I placed fiberglass on the inside and out of the helmets. The Green Ranger helmet seemed to fall apart on the right side. The hot glue did not hold strong enough, but I was able to save it from a total disaster.
I used the pep files posted on by many fan designs. I chose the ones that seemed more accurate replicas and began to build the helmets.
Scaled as default. I used the dimensions (mm) instead of the scale factor. The dimensions of head that protrudes the most (+10mm) gives me enough space for helmets.
I took the dimensions of my daughter's head, and built the pep file. It seemed to fit perfectly before I could glue the final side. I did not want to waste any more time on a helmet that will not fit her. It already took about 3-4 hrs to glue this.
The helmets were glued and ready for figerglass resin. I placed fiberglass on the inside and out of the helmets. The Green Ranger helmet seemed to fall apart on the right side. The hot glue did not hold strong enough, but I was able to save it from a total disaster.
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