My latest Iron Man helmet

[fettster]

hi all.

just wanted to share my latst helmet sculpt.



with the old one

[webhead731]

Really good!

How do you do it?

[The IronMan]

whoa!One of the best I've seen.You have quite a talent are you planning on an entire suit?(I'm 5'7" 155 pounds if you need something to work off of)

[fettster]

Originally Posted by The IronMan

whoa!One of the best I've seen.You have quite a talent are you planning on an entire suit?(I'm 5'7" 155 pounds if you need something to work off of)

thanks.

suits already in the works

[SlyGuyTtjn]

Originally Posted by fettster

hi all.

just wanted to share my latst helmet sculpt.

Looks perfect man, I just got done watching it. So, I've never quite figured out, and I know I asked you before. When you do a smooth-on (from the clay on the manniquin head) cast, and then you get the mold. If I just pour the plastic in, wont it be like a bust? Not something I can wear.. How do I get it so its just the "clay" part molded, and not the manniquin head too? Do I brush on liquid plastic onto the sides of the mold?

Thanks,
SlyGuy

[fettster]

Originally Posted by SlyGuyTtjn

Looks perfect man, I just got done watching it. So, I've never quite figured out, and I know I asked you before. When you do a smooth-on (from the clay on the manniquin head) cast, and then you get the mold. If I just pour the plastic in, wont it be like a bust? Not something I can wear.. How do I get it so its just the "clay" part molded, and not the manniquin head too? Do I brush on liquid plastic onto the sides of the mold?

Thanks,
SlyGuy

what you do is pour in alittle resin and rotate the mold until the resin kicks then do it again and again till you have the desired thickness.

Im using roto cast from smooth on for this, works perfectly

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Originally Posted by fettster

This is fantastic--great job I know who I'd contact if I ever decide to become a superhero

[SlyGuyTtjn]

Originally Posted by fettster

what you do is pour in alittle resin and rotate the mold until the resin kicks then do it again and again till you have the desired thickness.

Im using roto cast from smooth on for this, works perfectly

Alright thank you!

edit: I assume this is what you meant- http://www.smooth-on.com/Urethane-Pl...207/index.html

Hopefully that cures as a hard, durable plastic. lol

[The IronMan]

How long have you been working on this?Anyway let me know when you want me totry it on.

[JokerShnaniganz]

are you actually making something to wear? cuz that would be FREAKIN AWESOME!!!

[SlyGuyTtjn]

Originally Posted by JokerShnaniganz

are you actually making something to wear? cuz that would be FREAKIN AWESOME!!!

Yeah it's something you can wear. So many people have done this, and this is actually his second time doing it. (1st time - http://forums.superherohype.com/showthread.php?t=291194)

[JokerShnaniganz]

Originally Posted by SlyGuyTtjn

Yeah it's something you can wear. So many people have done this, and this is actually his second time doing it. (1st time - http://forums.superherohype.com/showthread.php?t=291194)

wow!!! that is sick!!!

[SlyGuyTtjn]

Originally Posted by SlyGuyTtjn

Alright thank you!

edit: I assume this is what you meant- http://www.smooth-on.com/Urethane-Pl...207/index.html

Hopefully that cures as a hard, durable plastic. lol

Or it even seems like this may work - http://www.smooth-on.com/index.php?cPath=1120_1165

Basically, I'm asking because I'm masking a support shell for my venom mask. I want it to be able for the jaw to move, but it needs to be thin, and light-weight as well. I also need the practice/experience, hence why I wanna make a mold and make it out of plastic.

[fettster]

thats the stuff sly guy

got the mold done and pulled a couple do far

[fettster]

just got this painted

[The IronMan]

Will the face plate on the helmet be able to open and close?Ready any time to try this bad ass suit on

[Casius--J]

Wow this is just incredible, you have soooo much talent, I cant get over the level of detail you have for various pieces!

Keep it up, I cant wait to see the final version!

[fettster]

couple more pics


got the eyes done

mark 2 with rivets

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Originally Posted by fettster

Originally Posted by fettster

Fantabulous.

Would you consider making a few of those and selling them as props for a theater room in a home?

Unpainted.

[zabana]

Whoaaa!

Your work is awesome!

Please can you explain your working method to model and create the helmet?

I am very interested in your job, as well as if you have any pictures showing the process.

Regards!

[zabana]

Hi fettster!

I am in the process to do an Iron man helmet, I´ve done all and is ready for moulding,, but, can you please tell me how did you light up your helmet´s eyes?

Thanks!!!

This looks great! love the finished product

[sureshot]

Hi great job why is the resculpt bigger than the original? looks great!

[Iron Dude]

wow nice helmests. Would you consider making me a iron man helmet like the once you posted. not painted or anything because I w ould like to paint a cool stealth armor version

name a price. my email timmyg4000@yahoo.com