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I used to use transfer paper, but had difficulty with it due to the two sets of paper and keeping it straight. I started using a method I got from [USER=303]superjedi[/USER]. I started printing out the color separated [USER=4963]RafalFett[/USER] templates onto tracing paper. I use a mechanical pencil on the reverse side of the paper and then once I set it in place, I trace the top side of the paper and it leaves the shape onto the helmet. The tracing paper is much easier to work with due to its thinness and since it is semi transparent, I find it easier to place it exactly where I want it. I believe superjedi has a tutorial here somewhere and can explain it better than I can.

[QUOTE="ShortFuse, post: 521010, member: 8494"] I used to use transfer paper, but had difficulty with it due to the two sets of paper and keeping it straight. I started using a method I got from [USER=303]superjedi[/USER]. I started printing out the color separated [USER=4963]RafalFett[/USER] templates onto tracing paper. I use a mechanical pencil on the reverse side of the paper and then once I set it in place, I trace the top side of the paper and it leaves the shape onto the helmet. The tracing paper is much easier to work with due to its thinness and since it is semi transparent, I find it easier to place it exactly where I want it. I believe superjedi has a tutorial here somewhere and can explain it better than I can. [/QUOTE]

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