Oh hey, sorry for seeing this late, I've been away from the forum for a bit. Thank you for the mention
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But yep that's my sculpt. As mentioned above it's based off the rafalfett templates and I consider myself to have a pretty high quality casting process that offers no bubbles, warping, or internal roughness. I also aim for an
at least 3mm thickness throughout the cast. Any castings that come out with weak areas or other problems are marked as B-grade casts and not sold (I actually have a handful of these piling up though and might be doing a B-cast sale thread on here soon).
Of course though I do target my helmet as a trooping-level bucket, as imo all resin helmets are. I feel it possesses about 90% accuracy, I am missing some fine details like the wavy brow and physical damage scars that make up the final 10%. This was partly done intentionally as to prevent it from being too highly specific ESB fett and still allow it to be used as a base for custom Mandalorian kits.
Although I'm very flattered a few posters mistook it for a GMH/FPH recast, it's of course not and you should definitely look towards those (originals, not recast of course) or a Bobamaker if you do have the budget and want that near 100% accuracy with fiberglass. For a more budget range option though, resin helmets can be great if cast correctly and Etsy sellers can definitely be a solid source, but yes definitely do your homework. I'm of course biased, but I do feel my helmet is one of the higher quality options at it's price point. If anyone disagrees and sees something off though, please let me know so I can improve the sculpt more in the future.
Yeah it's funny he doesn't have any posts about his helmets on here.
I've mostly avoided a sale posting on here both due to not wanting to step on the toes of the already great sellers here, and also because I enjoy Etsy for it's simplicity of handling payments and all it's other features as a middle-man, but if there's interest I'd definitely be up for it.