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I used the inner surface and the outer surface The inner surface forms the two back panels after this area is removed from the outer surface piece. Also, after you cut out for the cheek areas it doubles up the thickness in the mandible area to give it the right profile against the visor. Other people have used the helmet form with their cardboard buckets in a T configuration to hold the rest at the appropriate flair. With the plastic and the way the template is designed the plastic will form the appropriate flair because of the stiffness of the plastic. I just double checked against the helmet base template once done. Good luck.

[QUOTE="SD68, post: 120889, member: 1333"] I used the inner surface and the outer surface The inner surface forms the two back panels after this area is removed from the outer surface piece. Also, after you cut out for the cheek areas it doubles up the thickness in the mandible area to give it the right profile against the visor. Other people have used the helmet form with their cardboard buckets in a T configuration to hold the rest at the appropriate flair. With the plastic and the way the template is designed the plastic will form the appropriate flair because of the stiffness of the plastic. I just double checked against the helmet base template once done. Good luck. [/QUOTE]

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