Lone Wolf Multi Threat Build

ZeroSubset · Oct 22, 2011

Hello all my name is Justin I wanted to post some pics of my work in progress. Thank you everyone for all the information and tips. I don't normally post because there is so much on this site to read. Any questions just ask I am here to help.

INDEX
Page 1- Bondo, sanding, Visor & 1st helmet
Page 2- Primer, wet sanding, molding steps
Page 3- Mother mold plasti paste, Cast results, AR pep, dual visor, m6g pep, lights
Page 4- Fan and toggle, and painting
Page 5- Chest pep

Here is a pic of my first Halo Mark helmet. Learned a lot

ZeroSubset · Oct 22, 2011

mitch35542 · Oct 22, 2011

It looks great, nice and smooth just the way I like it.

ZeroSubset · Oct 22, 2011

Thanks many hours of sanding and grinding. Nice to meet you Mitch

RTGCBT · Oct 23, 2011

Welcome to teh 405th Man!!! Nice job on the helmet too, And its good to finally see someone else besides me who uses power tools xD Lol. Cause i just got done sanding my helmet today and it would have taken longer without them. Nice job. Cant wait for more.

ZeroSubset · Oct 23, 2011

Thanks, I think if you are going to put the time and money into this fun hobby do your best. I will definatly check out your build and nice to meet you.

thorn696 · Oct 23, 2011

Helmets are looking great.

ZeroSubset · Oct 23, 2011

Thank you, the mark 6 one was a great learning experience. Thanks for all the great info in your thread.

ZeroSubset · Oct 28, 2011

Ok mold makers question, I plan to mold my helmet, does anyone think there would be a problem installing my dual visor before I mold? Or should I just tape off a single visor? Thanks guys

ZeroSubset · Oct 29, 2011

Here is the helmet with the mirror visor. I will hold off on the dual visor until I have made my mold. Thanks for checking it out.

RTGCBT · Oct 29, 2011

ZeroSubset said:
Here is the helmet with the mirror visor. I will hold off on the dual visor until I have made my mold. Thanks for checking it out.

It would be best to hold off on the double visor until you after you make your mold because you would just wind up cutting that part out of the mold to install a real visor so it doesnt matter if it is in there or not. Hope it works out for ya.

Shrubpig · Oct 30, 2011

Curses!!!!! Call Of Duty!!!!!

ZeroSubset · Oct 30, 2011

Lol my 2 favorite games

ZeroSubset · Oct 30, 2011

Wet sanding done 1000 grit. Very smooth should do nicely in the mold.

ZeroSubset · Oct 31, 2011

Started the mold process using rebound 25. There are some really good video tut. out there for it.

RTGCBT · Nov 1, 2011

ZeroSubset said:
Started the mold process using rebound 25. There are some really good video tut. out there for it.

Is that stuff expensive or hard to use at all? Cause ive been wanting to make grenade and Knife molds but i dont know if i can afford it or not.

SagittariusArt · Nov 1, 2011

Rebound 25 is very easy to use and relative cheap.

You can brush it on, and when you use Thi-Vex and Silicone Thinner, you can make it thicker and thinner.

If you make a Helmet Mold, 1kg is enough. I get about 5 Layers with it and there is also some Material left for Molding Keys.

About the Helmet:

Great Work, shiny and smooth!

Shade88 · Nov 1, 2011

How did I miss this thread? That helmet looks AWESOME!

ZeroSubset · Nov 1, 2011

Thanks everyone, I really like working with it. Its a little runny at first. siscois is correct the thi-vex thickening agent helps with that. Smooth-on has some excellent videos if you are interested in doing this. I purchased the larger quantities for other armor and props. It was about 450 shipped. You could probibly get it for around 350 with the trial sizes.

ZeroSubset · Nov 2, 2011

Last layer of rubber, and a girlfriend and a dog to model it.

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