You will learn so much and really get a feel for your model before you go wasting precious time and materials and money.Cardboard is FREE, EASY to work with and you can stick it all together very QUICKLY with a hot glue gun and glue sticks for around $10.I had a freehand attempt using a screenshot as a reference and learned a lot. Iron Man Mark 85 Cosplay Helmet Foam Pepakura File Template Avengers: Endgame.I can’t stress the above heading enough! You will probably mess it up and you likely won’t end up using it, but do it anyway. (As I did for the Iron Man suit).Pepakura Designer 4 or Armorsmith NEEDED in order to open/print files. Buy one, (where’s the fun in that?), make one using the Pepakura/fibreglass method, (very challenging but also very satisfying), or scratch build one out of cardboard then transfer to another material once I’m happy with it. People make 3D models using standard tools like Blender or Maya then take special software that can convert it into a flat folding pattern.No life sized Viper builder in his right mind would do so without completing the ensemble with a uniform and helmet! That being said, there are a few ways I can go about this. Papercraft Pdo File Template for Iron Man Mark 4 & 6 Pepakura Designer.*This page will be updated with progress work on building the helmet.Pepakura is a type of papercraft that involves converting 3D models into cut & fold projects that can be glued together to make three dimensional sculptures out of paper and cardstock.
It is about 30 A4 sheets right out of the file, but depending on your manipulation of it, there may be more or less pages. Here’s a link to Papercraft Plaza where there is a. It also gives you ideas along the way, once your creative juices get flowing.Moving on now with Pepakura.
He was a very easy-going and helpful bloke to work with.If that site goes down I have a copy if anyone wants it, but I think he would prefer you get it from there first. I was lucky enough to get in contact with him and ask questions. A lovely gentleman by the name of Ben Aerens designed it.
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I am looking forward to hardening it and detailing it, then adding the internal padding and lights.The helmet that is the PERFECT size for my melon, but the hole is way too small to squeeze through. The Colonial Warrior Viper Pilot helmet is a very detailed and stylish helmet. Screenshot of the Pepakura program with 3D click/drag image and parts sheets.Making the paper stage of the helmet took about 15 hours over three nights, with distractions. Check with prop-building forums like the Replica Prop Forum, (RPF) and tutorials on YouTube for instructions on how to use Pep.After measuring my head, entering the scale into the file in Pepakura Designer, it’s printed onto 200GSM A4 paper, ready to cut, fold and glue. There are free and paid versions available for download.
Out of shot is the steel post cemented into the bottom of it, to hold it in a vice.Using a heat gun, slowly and incrementally formed the plexiglass over the mold, using pressing by hand and stretch-pulling it over the mold. Once it’s set, I’ll add a dressed edge then it’s ready to form the heated Perspex over. Covering with several thin layers of car-body filler and sanding smooth between coats.Using some rapid set concrete, I’ve filled the back of the fibreglass visor to make a solid mold.
Careful study of photos and putting it out there on social media proved fruitful as others recognised everyday items. The large braided hoses could be either a braided sleeve coaxial cable, or the hoses from under your sink. The large gold fitting on the back of the helmet is a hose splitter from a two-drawer dishwasher. Using rare-Earth magnets to connect the removable back panel.This build involved a little bit of internet research and networking with others to find out what the original prop-builders used in the production of the show.
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