Boba Fett Helmet Blueprints/Templates

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ThoraniosX

New Hunter

• Feb 22, 2014

• #381

How large and with what margins do I print the helmet .pdf?

I am very desperate to find out as I am trying to get all my templates printed out and finished.

 

wizardofflight

Well-Known Hunter

• Feb 22, 2014

• #382

Just set Acrobat to "Fit to Page" or "Fit to Printable Area" and it will print full size.

If you run into problems please let me know.

Alan

 

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ThoraniosX

New Hunter

• Feb 23, 2014

• #383

Thank you very much for helping out the noob that I am.

I'll let you know if it works.

 

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SuperSmitty

New Hunter

• May 22, 2014

• #384

This is AMAZING!!! I know what im doing this weekend. Thanks.

 

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ffarg

New Hunter

• Jun 22, 2014

• #385

Thanks to everyone who's added to this post and all the help within the forum...
I started a paper template using the PDF's By WOF but soon realised that my very large, miss-shapen head wasn't going to fit
I made a number of changes and ended up with something that fitted well.
This is my effort so far, from the WOF templates and the skateboard/battling helmet method. I used 1mm mounting board (compressed cardboard) and my kids old skateboard helmet, all stuck together initially with hot glue.


As you can see, the shape is a lot more squashed... the cardboard ring a here is the shape of my head.
Using the WOF templates as-is meant there was no room for my nose

 

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ffarg

New Hunter

• Jun 22, 2014

• #386

More photos:

Using my son's old helmet, which is a good fit once all the foam liner is removed.


The profile is a lot narrower, I think, than the original, but I'm not kidding myself that this'll be a full-on replica.
Once the sides are on, hopefully the profile will be a little better.


Filler, filler filler.

 

Warpony

New Hunter

• Sep 18, 2014

• #387

How can I reduce the template (and to what size) for a 5'1" 13 year old?

 

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nsc901228

New Hunter

• Sep 22, 2014

• #388

I can not see the picture of the batting helmet does anyone have that picture and post it please

 

VIARPE

Hunter

• Oct 11, 2014

• #389

could you please upload the templates as CAD files? It would be much easier for me to size them and plot them

 

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bugdascott

New Hunter

• Oct 15, 2014

• #390

hello is there any way you could email me or pleae let me know the exact locastion of the bend point in the cheekbones

 

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task283

New Hunter

• Nov 6, 2014

• #391

Superb Work Wizard!

Starting off on my fisrt ESB build... by the looks of it I may have to give you a credit on the armour itself... So many wonderful templates.

Cheers again

 

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ASESOVRATES

New Hunter

• Dec 10, 2014

• #392

I am newly registered here and i wish to say that the info that i have found here over the last several day has been absolutely priceless. i especially thank alan for all the hard work he has put into the blue prints here, not sure what i would have done with out them. one of the questions i just noticed was asking about how to scale down the size of these blue prints for a child size helmet, and i do have a recommendation for you on that, it does take a little math to do it. pint out a full size copy of the helmet template and measure its full length that will be your circomfirance then measure the circomfirance of the child's head. assuming that the full size print out is 100% calculate the percentage difference between that measurement and the child's measurement and then with a photo copier reduce the copy by that much. it may not give you an exact fit but it should put you close enough so only minor adjustment would be needed to make it work. I have noticed several other questions that i may have some suggestions for but i will read the rest of the posts before i make my self sound like and idiot...lol

 

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Globe

New Hunter

• Jan 11, 2015

• #393

this is amazing

 

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Ghostbones

New Hunter

• Feb 25, 2015

• #394

I am seriously blown away that this can be done! You are seriously some talented folks!!!

 

Jedi

New Hunter

• Aug 10, 2015

• #395

Anybody else having printing/ issues between the dome and helmet? My dome turned out a ton smaller than the bucket.

 

machineAfett

Active Hunter

• Aug 13, 2015

• #396

Amazing templates. Great detail. Thank you for sharing.

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ffarg said:

More photos:
View attachment 77985
Using my son's old helmet, which is a good fit once all the foam liner is removed.

View attachment 77984
The profile is a lot narrower, I think, than the original, but I'm not kidding myself that this'll be a full-on replica.
Once the sides are on, hopefully the profile will be a little better.

View attachment 77983View attachment 77982
Filler, filler filler.

Click to expand...

What a great idea I would never have thought to use a old helmet

 

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ffarg

New Hunter

• Aug 14, 2015

• #397

machineAfett said:

Amazing templates. Great detail. Thank you for sharing.

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What a great idea I would never have thought to use a old helmet

Click to expand...

As it happens - I should have gone for larger size - after fibreglassing the inside it's a little cosy in there.

Here's the bucket (without the ears on)
and one with... suit is in progress.

 

Jango

New Hunter

• Aug 30, 2015

• #398

Hi, I would like to build my own helmet so this will be useful. But if I do not succeed does anyone know where I can purchase a quality helmet of either Boba or Jango Fett for a reasonable price? Any feedback appreciated.
Thanks

 

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googoogaga

New Hunter

• Oct 17, 2015

• #399

is it all right if I print them out?

 

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Elmore86

New Hunter

• Nov 6, 2015

• #400

Where would be a good reference on how to put this all together?