I redid my DP96 helmet today!

Simon Fett

Active Hunter
Well, since I am revamping my costume this year, I decided to repaint my helmet as well... The weathering is not completely done yet and I will replace my visor but it should give you an idea... I'll ''darken'' the helmet tomorrow and try to find a new visor... I can't seem to find any safety dark green visor... and limo tint doesn't stick to lexan... and no company wants to sell me 1 visor...

Anyways, enough with the chit-chat, on with the pictures... ;)

I did the painting with my brushes... and rattle cans.
I know the first/second kill stripes are crooked... I found that out after they were painted on... :cry

Enjoy!

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Well today I managed to make some more work on my helmet... I painted the rear-bottom part (darker green and 3 tones) and made some black sponge weathering...

I still need to change my visor... the one that is there is just temporary.

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check at glass shops you can buy tinted lexan, and i knoe locally they will cut it for you at the shop to your specs so. saves times and chances of ruining your visor
 
You did a good job!
You can get visor material from rjsafety.com
check out www.tk409.com and he has the link for the material and which one.

I checked but they do not deliver in Canada...

check at glass shops you can buy tinted lexan, and i knoe locally they will cut it for you at the shop to your specs so. saves times and chances of ruining your visor

Glass shop? You mean where they sell windows and stuff like that or places like Home Depot, Rona, Reno-Depot?
 
ya like speedy auto glass
also i noticed you are in Montreal they have a paintball manufacturer there or can contact them and they may be able to customize a "v force" lens for you. Contact Diablo canada or PBL it hink the online site is buypbl.com that can get you in touch with them. Vforce lens though i think are poly carbonate either way they pass paintball standards so they are fairly tough.
 
oh...well if you trusted some here you could have them send one to you
or, I think bobamaker makes lenses, unless you are looking for something more local. You could go to a welding shop and ask where they get thier equipment from? Just trying to throw out suggestions...
 
I tried finding some tinted lexan and had no luck... they would charge me an whole sheet + shipping if I want just a small 1 feet X 1 feet piece... can anyone get me one from rjsafety then ship it out to my house??

Thanks!
 
Did you try a welding supplies type shop? every city needs welding supplies.

I did the same as you..looked at Revy, Home depot, Canadian Tire..w/no luck... then i looked in the yellow pages under welding.(y)

i now have dark green (shade 5) face shield.


I live in Winnipeg, Manitoba.
 
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Simon Fett, if you'd like I can check with a local distributor here in Ottawa called Canus Plastics. They do all sorts of custom and special orders.I've been considering getting my visor from them, so let me know.
 
Finally managed to finish my helmet ... I finally got a new visor from t-visor as it was way easier... here a some pics!!

Very satisfied with the result!!!

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Magnifique travail Simon, il manque la petite pièce métallique sur la droite du casque en bas non ? D'ailleurs je ma pose toujours la question en cherchant à savoir ce qu'est réellement cette petite pièce métallique avec 3 trous ???
 
Magnifique travail Simon, il manque la petite pièce métallique sur la droite du casque en bas non ? D'ailleurs je ma pose toujours la question en cherchant à savoir ce qu'est réellement cette petite pièce métallique avec 3 trous ???
FranckCooper
I'm not sure what the little metal piece is called - meaning the actual found part. But in the Star Wars universe and Fett world, it is simply known as the "Borden Connector". A couple of differnet vendors offer this piece, one of which is the well known US based vendor called Machine Craft Replicas.
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Another one is a Canadian based vendor on Etsy, called QuestDesignCanada.
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I'm sure there are others out there, but these two vendors for me anyways are always top of mind if I'm looking for metal Fett parts.

Regards,
-Iron
 
FranckCooper
Thats great question. I would defer that question to RafalFett - who in my eyes, has an intimate knowledge of all things Fett and his knowledge of "Fett-Fu" is incredibly strong! So for example, if your knowledge of Fett is compared to that of the Jedi - Then Rafal Fett is easily on the Jedi Council. If RafalFett is not Yoda, then he's easily a Mace Windu!
;)

RafalFett - The question is: The Borden Connector - where did this part originate from? This is just a best guess on my part, but like most parts, I woulda thought it came off of a piece of equipment that the prop builders used.

Regards,
-Iron
 
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