Zen walker, if that were true, gino's eFX helmet would have displayed the same characteristics as the screen helmet in different lighting angles, yet he has failed to do so.

Thus my argument stands.
In response to this, I believe the point of Gino's pictures are to SHOW the details as they are illustrating the differentces between the Legend and Limited editions...we have to see the weathered (dry-brushed) details, which is why it still shows in his lighting.
to everyone else,
I'm a Vader lover, always have, always studies the details of any picture ever shown since 77... haven't seen the original props up close in 77 ... just props since. But
I am also interested in seeing pictures of the inside of the UK mold.
See, The accusation comes from both camps - the other accusation being that the eFX is from a Rick Baker mold which was taken of a screen-used mask which was "repaired" of a C-scar due to it being created for tour helmets. So Gino showed his mold as asked, to support his position that the c-scar was not on the Baker Mold - which no one believed at first.
So I'm interested in seeing the inside of that original UK mold which is now supposedly the source of the c-scar helmets...
The c-scar on the above pics -- look built up to me -- that's just my opinion. If extra material were indeed removed but some abrasive tool, wouldn't it also damage or serve to neutralize the underlying "uneven surface of the scar? Flatten it if using a file or sanding tool,or make it even more uneven if picked out with a metal tool?
That c-scar is pretty damn rocky -- it should most definitely be obvious onscreen and should NOT reflect light as a semi shiny surface, but it does... it doesn't appear a jagged surface, just a few scratches...
Remember what set Star Wars apart from other films was the notion of the "Used Universe" everything, every prop was weathered...(changed in Empire to seperate the empire from the masses) I don't see how a moldmaker would have as the hero helmet a banged up Vader face -- a few scratches, but a horrible scar -- on VADER? Doesn't make sense to be for him to have a badly pock-marked cheek like that. I'd think someone would've fixed it before being on camera if it were real damage, or imperfection of that magnitude ... people get their butts kicked in this business for damage like that to a prop that's important even on small films. FIx it before it gets filmed --
I'm not saying that the scar was added maliciously - perhaps for authenticity, if one believed it existed like the tube was replaced for authenticity.
The Baker mold does not have the c-scar, so logic says the UK must have it...lets see pictures of the UK mold then. Whoever has thier helmets can go to their source who got it from their source up the line til the person with the nolds can send a pic...at the very least, our curiosities are satiated.
any pics for the rest of us of this particular UK mold?
I will say this, those who ordered the LEGEND, it is Lucasfilm sanctioned, it is approved and was provenance that goes directly to the screen-used helmet - repaired or not. It has not been molded remolded nor altered aside from the practical needs for it to survive production process. I'm happy with it. It is not a bootleg -- now that's not to say that there are not bootlegs that are closer to an original, but it has provenance and pedigree as somone on the boards had previously stated...
So, we now have proof that the Baker Mold has no c-scar (though I think if he "cleaned up" the helmet, why would he leave all the other pock-marks etc? Doesn't make any sense to me...
So let's have the UK MOLD PICTURE please ...just to satisfy the curiosty and end the c-scar argument.