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Ok recently i was lucky to get hold of a new DL tk helmet from my good buddy Rolf aka TD 252.

 

He did an awesome job building and detailing the helmet, my hat goes off to him :D

 

Anyway here are some pics of my new family member getting to know his brothers here with me, more pics to follow..

 

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Hey it is funny to put this new helmet next to the TE and TE2 and you can see what is similar and what is really different about these helmets. Like brothers that have the same chin but different nose etc..

 

I am very happy to have this helmet in my collection :D

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I know a good local builder mark for your extension to the man cave.looks like you might need it with this great collection.Some fantastic pics as well mate!

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Ok hold onto your lids guys, here are some comparison shots.. I took them all front roughly the same distance and zoom.

 

First face shots

 

Dan Laws

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TE hero

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TM hero

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TE2 anh stunt

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TE2 esb stunt

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TE hdpe sandy

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As far as i know Paul the TE abs hero i have is from Matt' set for stun molds. Which is the dave m helmet, the same base of the DL helmet?

 

I have spoken to Matt about how he gets the hero look from using a stunt helmet as a base and he has told me that he under cooks the plastic so it makes the face wider and also so that the forth tooth is not so visible.

 

The TE is also a slightly thinner plastic being 0.060 i dont know what the DL is maybe 0.080?, it is thin but not as thin as the TE.

 

I have just done some simple measurements and the TE is ever so slightly smaller, like 2-3 mm. So although it is very close, it is actually smaller.

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I didnt take proper side angle pics of all the helmets, some were on the scew but here are the right hand side comparison shots..

 

Dan Laws, TE hero, TE2, TE2 and TE hdpe

 

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Mark I'm drooling all over the key board. That's a lovely collection you have there. I have only have two TE2s at the moment but hope to add more to the collection some day.

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Mark I'm drooling all over the key board. That's a lovely collection you have there. I have only have two TE2s at the moment but hope to add more to the collection some day.

 

Congrats Mark for your new addition, nice collection mate :duim:

 

Cheers

 

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Ok recently i was lucky to get hold of a new DL tk helmet from my good buddy Rolf aka TD 252.

 

He did an awesome job building and detailing the helmet, my hat goes off to him :D

 

Anyway here are some pics of my new family member getting to know his brothers here with me, more pics to follow..

 

Helmets021.jpg

Helmets020.jpg

Helmets018.jpg

Helmets017.jpg

Helmets015-2.jpg

Helmets013.jpg

Helmets012.jpg

Helmets011.jpg

Helmets010.jpg

Helmets009.jpg

Helmets008.jpg

Helmets007.jpg

 

i dotn even have one.. ughh

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Wow - that's like SW porn that is. Great job man!

 

From all angles and up close, great lighting!!

 

J/k Nice lid!

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It's a very sharp helmet, but am I the only one to think that it's a bit "weird"?

 

I see a very tall and squared cap, faceplate protruding a lot, "shrinked" at the frown and wide at the bottom. :huh:

 

Maybe it's the assembly, just the pictures or the big ears, but somethings makes me dislike it. :unsure:

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It's a very sharp helmet, but am I the only one to think that it's a bit "weird"?

 

I see a very tall and squared cap, faceplate protruding a lot, "shrinked" at the frown and wide at the bottom. :huh:

 

Maybe it's the assembly, just the pictures or the big ears, but somethings makes me dislike it. :unsure:

 

I think it's the assembly, Pablo. Take a look at what it looks like when Ghost on MEPD reassembled it (Post #12) and imagine the ears a little thinner.

 

http://forum.dirtyarmor.net/index.php?show...amp;#entry66538

 

Notice the difference in his before and after? It starts to look a lot more like what you might be accustomed to -- keeping in mind that we are much more used to seeing the Brian R family of helmets (versus the Dave M - the basis for this helmet), in general.

 

But, yeah... the problem with what I've seen in the preassembled DLs is that the faceplate needs to be shifted so that the bottom tubes go about 1/2 an inch or so further back into the back and cap piece. Personally, I'll be psyched to get mine, even if it does mean a little time with the drill and Dremel to adjust it. :D

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I hear you Chris, just saw the topic on MEPD and the repositioned faceplate definitely improved it, probably it's me but it looks "squished"...

 

I'm very curious to see one of these helmets trimmed and assembled like a "standard" stunt one ;)

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The repositioned face makes all the difference to me. The more "flattened" face profile looks better in my eyes. The DL seems a very nice helmet that you don't hear much about.

 

Does he only do helmets or does he do full suits as well?

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