Recent content by BonzaiFett

It took a while, but here it is: Printed, filled, physical damage added and primed. Next step: Paint job.

The printing time of 4 days at normal quality is approximately right. You want to print the helmet in one piece? I would advise you to print the helmet in several parts and then glue them together. Unless you trust your printer ;-) During such a long time errors can always occur (power failure...

If you are using Windows 8.1 or 10, you can split the STL files with the Windows 3D Builder.

The files are for personal use only. I shouldn't sell them either, because the model is based on the work of RafalFett.

I can find a lot about the painting of the helmet, but unfortunately nothing about the rangefinder or stalk. Does anyone know which colours are used (Humbrol preferred)? Are there any stencils? Thank you in advance for your help!

That should be all right. The helmet is not symmetrical and on the reference pictures it also looks like that.

A long time ago I discovered the templates of RafalFett and tried to build the helmet with cardboard and then with polystyrene. I don't know what to say, but both were not very successful. After I was allowed to call a 3D printer my own last summer, there were new possibilities. I was looking...

Thank you RafalFett for your fabulous work. The helmet looks very good in Sketchup (free), but the STL model has many hard lines. Can you export the STL file from Sketchup in higher quality, or is the problem Shapeways?