ANH Stunt "HDPE" Prototype Helmet Showoff.

[trooper18938]

I'm in for 2!!!

[SW1]

Hi Rob a little tip you could try to prevent the paint flaking off when trooping ,is to put a couple of coates of Johnson's Klear on it ,i used this on my Gino V3 PP helmet and my 1mm abs TM Set for Stun helmet , the Johnson's is a clear glaze once on it protects any weathering you have done and paint chips , i also put this on 1mm painted TM armour with great results .

 

You cant get Johnson Klear of the shelf now but good old ebay

[SW1]

Hell yeh love to see it in the flesh Rob

[RS Prop Masters]

You will do, Saturday.

[Billhag]

Hi Rob a little tip you could try to prevent the paint flaking off when trooping ,is to put a couple of coates of Johnson's Klear on it ,i used this on my Gino V3 PP helmet and my 1mm abs TM Set for Stun helmet , the Johnson's is a clear glaze once on it protects any weathering you have done and paint chips , i also put this on 1mm painted TM armour with great results .

 

You cant get Johnson Klear of the shelf now but good old ebay

 

 

.......and I wonder were you obtained such a BRILLIANTLY innovative idea from?,...errrrm

(Cough!...Stukatrooper...COUGH!,..COUGH!,..)

 

 

[sskunky]

Looks outstanding! I'm more tempted by this more than ever!

[firebladejedi[TK]]

 

 

 

.......and I wonder were you obtained such a BRILLIANTLY innovative idea from?,...errrrm

(Cough!...Stukatrooper...COUGH!,..COUGH!,..)

 

 

 

 

 

:-)

Edited May 24, 2012 by firebladejedi

[SW1]

Off course a Stuka Tip one of many

[JoeR]

Looks amazing. Well done on dispelling another trooper myth. Great the community has a perfect replica now.

 

JoeR

[Evilboy[501st]]

WANT!

[Stormy320]

I don't want to miss this. Keep us posted.

[SW1]

After seeing this in the flesh and thanks Rob and Si for doing this ,it was mind blowing they have captured all the detail and the pull around the mouth area is unbelivable well sharp ,look forward to owning one plus this will be awsome to see this next to the original ;)Again Guy's all that hard work has paid off Kudos to you

Edited June 12, 2012 by SW1

[Rolf[501st]]

OK, as SW 1 enquired about the level of detail the plastic would capture, here are a few shots of the finished faceplate we are using. This is from a brand new tool, from our silicone rubber internal master, created just for this plastic type. Thanks for the great comment Paul, we are indeed pleased with the results.

 

 

I need some of that asap bro