AranarNakk
New Hunter
Hey Vod,
I started this thread on the Mandalorian Mercs Forum as well; so if you're a member over there, here's the link: First Full Build.
I've been put off from doing this for a long time now. I build my first helmet almost 4 years ago now and I haven't done anything since. I recently located some other cosplayers who are looking to build Mando's and I found my motivation again. Not that Star Wars Celebration Anaheim had anything to do with it! XD
I'm using WOF's templates. I acquired some 6mm Sintra. After cutting the templates, I traced them onto the Sintra using a chalk pencil. Using a bandsaw, I cut the pieces out and used a heatgun to shape them. I finished them off by submerging them in a bucket of water. Here's where I am now.



This particular shot was to show spacing, but I hadn't quite shaped the collar plate yet.

So I went back after a reshaped it!

I will have the templates for the helmet printed on card stock tomorrow and I'll have the helmet ready for paint by the end of tomorrow night.
All thoughts and criticism is welcome.
Cheers,
Aranar
I started this thread on the Mandalorian Mercs Forum as well; so if you're a member over there, here's the link: First Full Build.
I've been put off from doing this for a long time now. I build my first helmet almost 4 years ago now and I haven't done anything since. I recently located some other cosplayers who are looking to build Mando's and I found my motivation again. Not that Star Wars Celebration Anaheim had anything to do with it! XD
I'm using WOF's templates. I acquired some 6mm Sintra. After cutting the templates, I traced them onto the Sintra using a chalk pencil. Using a bandsaw, I cut the pieces out and used a heatgun to shape them. I finished them off by submerging them in a bucket of water. Here's where I am now.



This particular shot was to show spacing, but I hadn't quite shaped the collar plate yet.

So I went back after a reshaped it!

I will have the templates for the helmet printed on card stock tomorrow and I'll have the helmet ready for paint by the end of tomorrow night.
All thoughts and criticism is welcome.
Cheers,
Aranar