Rock Lobbster
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Thank you sir I'm sure that many other people are suddenly inspired to make theirs move which is awesome
ODST Working Flip Visor
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Rock Lobbster
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It takes around 54 hours to print a helmet and a spool of filament or sowhich is around $20. My friend owns a few so he let's me use them.
mumgoot
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That's not bad at all. With a little research, I bet I can find a printer that I can use or rent. I'm going to a class at my local college on 3d printing, so maybe they can help me out. Thanks for the answer!
Roguestormie
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I love this. Would love to do this to mine any help would be greatly appreciated
IPv6 Subnet
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Wow! This looks absolutely awesome!
Rock Lobbster
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sorry for the late reply but this is the best tutorial/guide I have to offer
Rock Lobbster
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Probably should have thrown an update out there, I did a full repaint and added a flashlight attachment. Very pleased with the results
Roguestormie
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Could I get some inside pics and maybe the Arduino code?
Rock Lobbster
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There are some interior photos in the initial post and due to the helmets size I cannot get a good view inside to be honest. I can also tell you where to start with the code but the actual code. I can't exactly reveal as it is one of the maior items that goes into me selling helmets
Rock Lobbster
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That would be awesome! Just a little switch/dial that sticks out the side slightly and connects to. A screw. Easy and convenient!
Rock Lobbster
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It's been a while but I had my first con drop bakc in October and as a little After Action Report there are a few things I need to change. The main thing is the battery power, I have a battery pack powering the fans and LEDs ontop of the helmet but the arduino battery has to sit on my armor on the chestpiece. Because of this the helmet is "attached" to me at all times. I'm going to be trying to add an additional battery pack somewhere either outside the helmet or somewhere inside. Overall, performed great and I can't wait to attend more cons!
Rock Lobbster
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I made my own ODST helmet file so I think I will try and modify the side for a perfect servo fit. That will make it much easier for me to insert it into the helmet and a more streamlined process.
SI3RRA 117
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Would like to see a final video of the flip visor working with the finished helmet. I see the one of the first page. It you don’t have he clear ODST shaped visor over it.
Rock Lobbster
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Rock Lobbster
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I need to make an up to date video of the visor with the additional pieces attached like the light and foam piece outside the PEQ box
SI3RRA 117
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Regardless pretty cool idea. It really turned out great. Really has that We Are ODST trailer feel!!
Rock Lobbster
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Thank you, I hope to improve on this design in the future, I want to try and add authentic style ODST side attachments and a better way to make it flip. I've been debating a button that's located on my finger so I could trigger it without holding my hand up.
SI3RRA 117
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Nice that would be cool. I’ve always had the idea of having a remote switch located on a prop to switch on all armor lights in back of my head. Have yet to really sit down and work out the details. Need to finish a newbuild first before I can get to any fancy lights.
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