So this is my first run of foam helmet interiors for 2018. I have two versions available along with separate dome padding. Version1 details Dimensions 17 1/4" x 6 1/8" x 1" (at highest point) Version2 details Dimensions 17 1/8" x 6 1/4" x 7/8" (at highest point) Both versions: have recessed attachment points to accommodate multiple installation methods ship as a single piece of lightweight, low density flexible foam have a recessed area behind the central "control box" to accommodate the MQ-1 DomeLiner details Dimensions 10 3/4" diameter (approximate) Pricing Version1 (kit only) $70 Version1 + dome $90 Version2 (kit only) $70 Version2 + dome $90 Dome liner $30 *Prices do not include shipping I guess that's a good enough start. I'm sure I missed something but if there are any questions, please don't hesitate to ask. I do ship internationally and PayPal is preferred. Rossy-SHIPPED-V2w/dome Sumnaa Fett-SHIPPED-V1w/dome LB66679-SHIPPED-V2 w/dome Sdossey-SHIPPED-V2w/dome, install MPFett-SHIPPED-dome Fatbed-SHIPPED-V2w/dome Zedaine-SHIPPED-V1 w/dome, mag install Kennethmterry-SHIPPED-V2 w/dome, mag install FigueFett-SHIPPED-V2 w/dome Gustavohm-SHIPPED-dome SOULSCYTHE-SHIPPED-V1 w/dome SOULSCYTHE-SHIPPED-V2 w/dome MacFett-SHIPPED-V2 w/dome, velcro install Alay-SHIPPED-V2 w/dome ChDoyle-SHIPPED-V2 w/dome RogerMaximus-SHIPPED-V2 w/dome, velcro install Dylan L-SHIPPED-V1 w/dome Big Game-SHIPPED-V1 w/dome Merlin707-SHIPPED-V2 w/dome themacalu-SHIPPED-V2 5piece w/dome Brew2D2-SHIPPED-V2 w/dome Runi Galaar-SHIPPED-V2 w/dome BH035-SHIPPED-V2 w/dome Fettology-SHIPPED-V2 w/dome Syper-SHIPPED-dome Boba87Fett-SHIPPED-V2 w/dome Master Blaster-SHIPPED-V1 w/dome Lezztrooper-SHIPPED-V2 w/dome Terunce-SHIPPED-V2 w/dome Runi Galaar-SHIPPED-V1 w/dome JamoFett-SHIPPED-V2 w/dome Merlin707-SHIPPED-V2 w/dome Warmachine0811-SHIPPED-V2 Chris4321-SHIPPED-V2 w/dome Dannyboy7783-SHIPPED-V2 w/dome LB66679-SHIPPED-V2 w/dome Fettscarbonite-SHIPPED-V2 w/dome Elwyn5150-SHIPPED-V2 w/dome DiRty37-SHIPPED-V2 w/dome Cheers, Jeremiah
Bit of info that might help... When "installing" the dome liner (foam dome), I have found that when you push it into place, the tension in the foam itself will generally be enough to keep it where it is. Once you have one in-hand, it'll make more sense. Now you know... And knowing is half the battle. J
Wanted to give a Giant plug for this product and White Shadow as he is the Pinnacle of Professional. White Shadow also is very accommodating with the color selection. I wanted a Gunmetal Grey, he stepped up to the challenge and delivered, Big Time!!!! One of the best transactions I have ever encountered.
Original post had been updated to include discounted kits. Instead of a single piece of foam, these are separated into 5 separate sections. Great for custom installs. I also wanted to thank everyone for their support so far.
Those liners look amazing! Out of curiosity, what material are made of, so that they capture so much detail? Latex foam? Polyurethane foam? Urethane rubber + polyurethane foam? None of the above? xD I need to make similar pieces of padding for problematic areas of the helmet (hide some electronics that go on the cheeks and similar) and I love the idea of being able to do them in detail and not just a piece of EVA foam or similar ... Thanks in advance
I use a product from Smooth-on called FlexFoamIt. It's a self-skinning 2 part urethane foam. Once measured out, you have 50 seconds to thoroughly mix the 2 parts, pour evenly into the mold (in my case, a silicon mold I've previously "painted" with pigmented powder), and finally apply and secure even back pressure. Taking too long with any step likely means the foam will have gaps, bubbles, or an inadequate skin. Saying it takes time and many failures to get the process kind of right (no one gets it exactly right) would be a slight understatement. That being said, there's a lot of really cool stuff you can make once you get the hang of it.
Many thanks! I've seen several videos of the Smooth-on Youtube channel, but I did not imagine that with a good work technique and back pressure could get that level of detail, it's fantastic. Many thanks!
And thank you. You can manage a good bit of detail, it just has to be the right kind of detail, otherwise air can't escape and you wind up with bubbles or voids Hit me up if you decide to go forward with it...I'd be more than happy to help.
I only have a few kits left before this run is officially over. In observance of the "May the Fourth" holiday and in anticipation for "Revenge of the Sixth"... 10% off all orders this weekend! ... And if you've purchased a kit from me before, take 20% off! Cheers, J
PM sent Also, it's come to my attention that my original post is a little vague about what color the kits come in I'll post some better pics a little later. For now though, hope this helps... Cheers, Jeremiah
Updated the original post to reflect my near-complete lack of inventory. I'll be picking up supplies and starting production back up in a couple of days.
