My Carter Commando armor

ErMaC

Well-Known Member

Midwest Regiment

• Dec 28, 2014

• #41

I am using Blackula727's technique by painting the black areas of the Helmets to separate the areas so I don't lose the lines during the bondo and sanding process

 

ErMaC

Well-Known Member

Midwest Regiment

• Dec 28, 2014

• #42

I have installed the gold iridium visor, I used 3 bolts to hold it in place. Im going to adjust the visor a little more so the bottom leans a little more forward. But this is my first visor installation and I think I did a pretty good job.

 

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Noble 10

Well-Known Member

Canadian Regiment

• Dec 28, 2014

• #43

looks good man

 

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MCBTVHALO

New Member

• Dec 29, 2014

• #44

Wow dude, nice job! Keep it up, it looks amazing!

 

ErMaC

Well-Known Member

Midwest Regiment

• Jan 4, 2015

• #45

I've takn 3 different Carter Commander Helmet designs and I combined them into one helmet. it was very difficult to do. It only took 3 days to build.






I also have a coat of resin on it.

 

ErMaC

Well-Known Member

Midwest Regiment

• Jan 5, 2015

• #46

I decided to install the visor in the other helmet instead because I'm redoing the other helmet.

 

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Noble 10

Well-Known Member

Canadian Regiment

• Jan 5, 2015

• #47

man looks great i mean great

 

ErMaC

Well-Known Member

Midwest Regiment

• Jan 6, 2015

• #48

I still have a lot of items to resin, there is about 17 pieces in the bag

 

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Noble 10

Well-Known Member

Canadian Regiment

• Jan 6, 2015

• #49

you shear do

 

ErMaC

Well-Known Member

Midwest Regiment

• Jan 8, 2015

• #50

I resined the interior and exterior of the fusion helmet, "3 helmet designs in 1"

 

ErMaC

Well-Known Member

Midwest Regiment

• Jan 8, 2015

• #51

Started to bondo 1 of my helmets and I hope the first coat of bondo will sand out well

 

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Noble 10

Well-Known Member

Canadian Regiment

• Jan 8, 2015

• #52

hey mac where did you get the chest

 

ErMaC

Well-Known Member

Midwest Regiment

• Jan 8, 2015

• #53

I'll send it to you

 

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BryZad

Active Member

Southwest Regiment

• Jan 9, 2015

• #54

I am curious where you found the high def shin and are they left and right ? or the universal ?

 

ErMaC

Well-Known Member

Midwest Regiment

• Jan 9, 2015

• #55

The shins are the same on both sides with this design. I spent along time searching for the files I have. I'll upload them to the website in a few hours because a lot of people been asking for them.

 

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Sheriff

New Member

European Regiment

• Jan 9, 2015

• #56

Looks good, looks very good. Waiting forward your project. So promising

 

ErMaC

Well-Known Member

Midwest Regiment

• Jan 11, 2015

• #57

The bondo work is coming along pretty well. I am not using a power sander, I'm simply using 80 grit sandpaper and a file set. I have a little build out to do on the right side "facing the helmet"






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The money shot. The bondo process is very time consuming .

 

RobTC

Member

Southern Regiment

• Jan 11, 2015

• #58

Looking very nice. (Y)

The type of super glue may make a difference. I use Loctite Professional Liquid and that stuff'll hold anything. If you screw up your alignment, you'd better get to twisting hard REALLY fast. I pretty much never have to use epoxy unless there's a big gap to bridge. I used to use the Gel Control and that would be ideal for Pep, though I never used it for that.

 

ErMaC

Well-Known Member

Midwest Regiment

• Jan 11, 2015

• #59

I plan on turning this into a mold. So this helmet will be having a lot of detail.

 

ErMaC

Well-Known Member

Midwest Regiment

• Jan 12, 2015

• #60

I am really starting to get used to the Bondo process. The more I do it the easier it is becoming.