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ears are thick at the bottom on purpose... since it's a high brow you need more ears to let it settle down.

eyes are to the buck line, and are anh style.

they have the proper droop at the top, and are cut exactly to the line.

 

the vocoder paint job is based upon the most used ANH style, and I know what you're talking about.

the outer lines are painted differently on many buckets. this is more of the ANH style than lets say

an ESB style... on some buckets the vocoder is thicker. this is the type I like to use.

 

the U shaped trim on the bottom was according to the maker's suggestion... I was going to use S trim, but

I was asked to leave the U shape on.

 

I go with scootch on this... all the other opinions are noted... but it's a "bucket"

 

REF_ANH-4289451.jpg

 

See how the vocoder paint on the hero bucket on the left is different than the stunt on the right.

my paintjob is probably more "hero" style...

 

my signature's vocoder is a little taller on the outside, and I think I'm going to

make my vocoders just a little taller on the outsides... by only about 1/4"

 

I really like the vocoder on the left better than the thick one on the right.

 

also notice the huge shadow gaps on these helmet ears... you can see right though the ear caps on each side.

I don't like to make my buckets with SA ear trim because on screen it's a shadow... but at a convention

it's just going to be a see though ear. not for me!

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in the high brow configuration the ears have to be thick to have no gaps.

 

wayne... you'd have to see the difference between the HUGE gap of a screen used

helmet and the type I show here.

 

this is not an attempt to be SA... this is a minimal gap high brow helmet.

 

if I did a high brow, and trimmed to the screen accurate lines you'd be able to see completely

through the helmet in high lighting situatons.

 

since we're not on a dark movie set I don't want see through ears.

 

critics are not always in line with the intended result. this is not a prop replication, it's an idealized lid.

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Right.

But you were asked to use u trim?

On my AP i have to say the s trim looks million times better.

And my eyes are like yours and i like the odd shape of them.

 

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150 posts vs thousands. give up now. is this a challenge? wayne?

 

put photos of your bucket in this thread wayne... otherwise shut it.

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Right.

But you were asked to use u trim?

On my AP i have to say the s trim looks million times better.

And my eyes are like yours and i like the odd shape of them.

 

ok opinions fly like smiles around here... someone likes the eyes... but someone else does not...

 

I love how some dude with 100 posts is suddenly an expert.

 

would you all like to see how freakin huge the gaps would be on this lid if I trim it so

screen accurate?

 

I could show you a photo of my eye looking though the ear.

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150 posts vs thousands. give up now. is this a challenge? wayne?

 

put photos of your bucket in this thread wayne... otherwise shut it.

 

Whoa, that's rude. Didn't you sleep well or are you constipated?

 

 

Post count doesn't mean anything. A few helpful posts are way better than 3000 BS comments

 

The ears still look ugly; the buck line shouldn't be visible

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thanks karin...I guess my ears should be see through. gaps where I can totally see though the lid at the ears are correct then.

again this is not a "prop replication" lid

 

it's a lid where I don't want to see though the ears.

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look at the new photos karin... don't they show the story?

I figured the angles would show my point better than the single photo at the top of the thread.

 

post 15 has the new angles.

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Vern, Karin is right. There is no need to be rude. Telling someone to shut it is rude. By posting pics of your build you are inviting comments and opinions from other members of the forum. If you don't like tthat then maybe don't post pics. The ears do not need to be that fat to have no gap and here is proof. This is my AP lid. Ears trimmed correctly and no gap.

 

 

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