Just got done painting the top section, where it needs to be darker. going to paint the rest next weekend. so a double layer of the visor should do it? I think I could super glue the two together then super glue the visor inside the helmet. Thoughts? Also where can I get cushion for the helmet?for the visor, i'd suggest double-layering it to get a noticeable groove, that would also make it stronger, whereas using a dremel on it may break through (unless you've got a steady hand), and it would be weaker. that's how i would go about it.
do you have any pics of your helmet?
Thanks I got it from echo5633 its top notch! For the super glue I wasn't planning on spreading it all over the visor probably just put some dots in the corners. And that's actually a really simple great idea for the cushion inside the helmet, why didn't I think of that duhhh hahah :facepalmnice, the helmet looks great! and it's just my suggestion, i'm not sure how the other halo makers do it, but it would make sense to double-layer the visor. i'm not sure if super-gluing it would be the best idea though, super-glue tends to cloud up clear visors. this might not be a problem with the reflective glass but again, i'm not certain.
cushion for the inside of the helmet, i would suggest peel-n-stick foam. I'm planning on using it on my skyrim helmet, since you can buy it cheap in sheet form, cut out a shape you like, and then simply peel and stick to the inside of the helmet!
Okay I followed you up to here. so when I make the grooves on the clear visor heat it then attach it to the gold visor? Sorry for the misunderstanding.If you are going to use a Drexel on the visor it will distort your vision. If you are alright with that use a clear visor over your gold visor, cut the ridges into the clear visor. When done with the ridges take only the clear visor and lightly heat the areas that have been cut. It will start to go clear again. If you do this with the gold visor it will distort the color.
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Thanks! and the armor is painted and done just needs the buckles and rondo applied.yeah as long as the glue isn't too noticeable then it shouldn't be a problem, and i'm glad you like my foam idea! as for the armor, how much do you have done?
How I would do it: tape the pattern on the inside if the clear visor, and take model paint "silver or aluminum" highly thinned out with paint thinner and paint the pattern onto the inside of clear visor with the thinner/paint mixture. Then remove the masking tape and glue together the clear, and gold visors using superglue/crazy glue around the outside edge (not on any visible surface as any glue that will bind these together will fog the visors or destroy your paintwork)
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