Odst Visor Help

[AceHardware]

So ive had this helmet 3d printed for a while and i wanted some tips on how to make my visor to look better any tips?

 

[N8TEBB]

Visors can be tricky to do. The ODST visors are especially difficult because of their unique geometry. It looks like you have made your visor by cutting and reattaching pieces of an already existing visor, but the effect isn't quite complete because of the noticeable seams. There's a few things you try:

Personally, I am a fan of the look of vacuum formed visors. If you want to see how I do my visors, I have a tutorial here on the 405th:

Dying and Chroming Visors (Cheap) TUTORIAL

It seems that the 405th is in need of a visor dying and chroming tutorial so I shall volunteer be the first to step up to the plate! In this tutorial we will be covering how I dye my visors any particular colour, and how I use spray chrome to block others from seeing my face while allowing me...

www.405th.com

If you don't want to go through the trouble of vacuum forming a visor, there are other visor methods in the tutorial section that are worth checking out:

Tutorial Index

Tutorial Index Who can make a Tutorial? A: Anyone How do I make a tutorial? A: Create a thread in any part of the forum you think your tutorial pertains to such as Costume, Props, Soft Parts etc. How do I get the tutorial in the Tutorial Section? A: start a conversation with me...

www.405th.com

 

[Dragern]

So ive had this helmet 3d printed for a while and i wanted some tips on how to make my visor to look better any tips?View attachment 348321View attachment 348323View attachment 348324View attachment 348322

There are places that sell pre vac formed visors
whose files are you using?

 

[AceHardware]

There are places that sell pre vac formed visors
whose files are you using?

For the helmet?

 

[AceHardware]

Visors can be tricky to do. The ODST visors are especially difficult because of their unique geometry. It looks like you have made your visor by cutting and reattaching pieces of an already existing visor, but the effect isn't quite complete because of the noticeable seams. There's a few things you try:

Personally, I am a fan of the look of vacuum formed visors. If you want to see how I do my visors, I have a tutorial here on the 405th:

Dying and Chroming Visors (Cheap) TUTORIAL

It seems that the 405th is in need of a visor dying and chroming tutorial so I shall volunteer be the first to step up to the plate! In this tutorial we will be covering how I dye my visors any particular colour, and how I use spray chrome to block others from seeing my face while allowing me...

www.405th.com

If you don't want to go through the trouble of vacuum forming a visor, there are other visor methods in the tutorial section that are worth checking out:

Tutorial Index

Tutorial Index Who can make a Tutorial? A: Anyone How do I make a tutorial? A: Create a thread in any part of the forum you think your tutorial pertains to such as Costume, Props, Soft Parts etc. How do I get the tutorial in the Tutorial Section? A: start a conversation with me...

www.405th.com

So I was thinking of vacuum forming the visor but i currently don’t have a way to vacuum form it so im gonna see if i can get my hands on one

 

[Jocko03]

Building a vacform set up isn't hard, and can be done fairly cheap. Its a great way to go.