michelrivolta
New Member
This is the Rey's Training Helmet by Sionnach Studios. Vendor offers the helmet with different options and finishes, and it's based in the DO3D.com files. Turnaround time is about 4 to 6 weeks which in my case was about 4 weeks.
Helmet is resin casting and all the greebles on it are part of the original cast.
As you can see in the pictures helmet is not totally accurate, original helmet seems bigger and hefty as the visor as well that goes much wider than the sionnach's take. Sionnach's looks much smaller compared to the screen used one but it fits really well in my head, the fact that the resin cast is not very rigid allows to stretch it wide enough in order to wear it without compromise its integrity.
The stronger point of the helmet is in my opinion the paint job, even when it's not totally accurate especially in the lighter colors, it looks overall very nice and balanced regarding the amount of weathering on it.
Another point to highlight was the price point, which was very convenient for a fully finished helmet.
In short if you are looking a Rey's training helmet to display with another Rey's props or figures and you don't want to break your bank account I think this is a good option but in case you are looking for a more accurate version similar of what we saw on screen I think this is not the right one for you.
Stand used here was made by Bluedogdisplays, you can find it on Etzy.
Helmet is resin casting and all the greebles on it are part of the original cast.
As you can see in the pictures helmet is not totally accurate, original helmet seems bigger and hefty as the visor as well that goes much wider than the sionnach's take. Sionnach's looks much smaller compared to the screen used one but it fits really well in my head, the fact that the resin cast is not very rigid allows to stretch it wide enough in order to wear it without compromise its integrity.
The stronger point of the helmet is in my opinion the paint job, even when it's not totally accurate especially in the lighter colors, it looks overall very nice and balanced regarding the amount of weathering on it.
Another point to highlight was the price point, which was very convenient for a fully finished helmet.
In short if you are looking a Rey's training helmet to display with another Rey's props or figures and you don't want to break your bank account I think this is a good option but in case you are looking for a more accurate version similar of what we saw on screen I think this is not the right one for you.
Stand used here was made by Bluedogdisplays, you can find it on Etzy.
