beginner pep files?

[Peytonnacho]

hey guys, I dont know if this thread already exists (i couldnt find it by searching)
but it'd be nice just to let people know the difficulty of helmets.

i need some good peps to practice on.
i heard recon is good practice, but it doesnt look very easy.

 

[WSYDGladKumar]

I did a Scout helmet. I found it pretty easy. And there's about 3 of us in the process of making one. So, if you need help. I'll help. Now, I'm sorta noobish, but, I'll do my best.

 

[sandy1973]

Low def Odst game rip file is easy to pep.

 

[HaloGoddess]

Well, there are not really any "beginner" pep files. There are just low def files. These pep files normally are not made in mind for beginners. If you really want some practice and to try and get a feel for everything, you could try a Halo:CE Marine helmet. It's very simple, pretty low def and it should at least give you a feel as to how the whole pepakura thing works.

 

[Roceifin]

i know of a really simple eod file, its nice, yet simple and fun

 

[OldFox]

I just assembled a Grey Fox helmet and it was considerably easy.

 

[Peytonnacho]

ya what i mean is post a recent project youve peped and sort of say the difficulty.
and i was hoping i could just continue editing my original post so there will be a list of file names and their difficulty.
for example
Rookie ODST helmet-advanced
Mark V- novice
somethin like that.

also somewhat related does anyone know how difficult the Riot/Security/soldier helmet from deadspace 2 is? (thats the main project i wanna do)

 

[halokillskat]

there is high detail files but for scaling testing there are things called tester files, they are really easy.

 

[Nuts4Accuracy]

how about this one?
HALO easy version no numbers but easy to know where they go
http://www.oldtrenchy.com.au/costumes/pep/files/
dont go on it useing firfox use at least google chrome or internet explorer