Are you using tape to hold that together? Thats a really bad idea. The resin you probably be using later on will melt tape and all your hard work will be for nothing.
Are you using tape to hold that together? Thats a really bad idea. The resin you probably be using later on will melt tape and all your hard work will be for nothing.
Yes, road kill, but he doesn't take the tape off. I personally know him and got him started on armor making. He uses tape and superglue. So don't assume you guys. And resin doesn't melt the tape. I have 2 years experience with armor making.
Thats what I did for my jun build. The helmet has so many undercuts in it that you need to use somekind of reenforcing before resin. I would say just a Thin layer of duct tape would work. If its too thick you might run into some problems sanding. Great job so far!
Make sure to have another look at the brim. At number 723 you need to push it in a little and numbers 366 and 720 aren't lined up with the other piece. Also, near the corner at 725 there's a hole leading to slight asymetry (I think), try pushing those pieces in the right place as well.
I wonder... The brim must be the most difficult part of the helmet, right? Because the rest of the pepping is pretty good