My journey on making a Dead Space Titan Helm

DarkSigil

New Member

• Jun 27, 2012

• #1

Gentlemen,

This will be my attempt to get into the world of prop making, I am very open to any feedback this post and my blog are build to help me correct my mistakes and you not to make mine. I will be trying to update both this thread and my blog equally but feel free to check both the URL: darksigilprops.blogspot.com , Please enjoy responsibly.

My Steps:

Step 1:

The blue print.

Step 2:

Weeks to build it....

Step 3:

Fiberglass

Step 4:

Ugh filler.... I am not a fan of working with this stuff, inpart due to the learning curve but its getting better...

Step 4 1/2

Getting smooth

More to come in future updates, again let me know what im doing wrong and correct.

Thanks
Dark Sigil

 

onmi shift

Active Member

Southern Regiment

• Jun 29, 2012

• #2

almost there. are you going to make a suit to go with it?

 

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samia

New Member

• Jun 29, 2012

• #3

Nice picture DarkSigi, about the helmet and different steps for making it. I visited your blog site. very interesting. I am proud of visiting here.

 

DarkSigil

New Member

• Jun 29, 2012

• #4

@ Onmi shift
I don't think so, this was more of a test run im going to stick with helmets due to the easy of molding.

@ Samia
Hey thanks for your support

Update:

After a little facial reconstruction this bondo is kicking my butt, next project i will not just glop it on..... I should have a guide coat on by the end of the day or tommorrow morning, thanks for your support

Dark Sigil

 

DarkSigil

New Member

• Jun 30, 2012

• #5

Step 5: Spot putty to fill in the small stuff.

Step 6: Wet Sand

I have more pictures on my blog its just a pain to post them all in 2 places.

Thanks for your support
Dark Sigil

 

DarkSigil

New Member

• Jun 30, 2012

• #6

Step 6: Guide coat of paint, I went with high gloss black so I could see where is messed up.... I have a ton of work left to do....

 

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Psquiddy

Member

• Jun 30, 2012

• #7

Looks very rounded... almost like there was too much sanding... But I wouldn't know, I've never played Dead Space. It's just from the pictures I have seen the helmets look much more angular.

 

DarkSigil

New Member

• Jun 30, 2012

• #8

Psquiddy said:

Looks very rounded... almost like there was too much sanding... But I wouldn't know, I've never played Dead Space. It's just from the pictures I have seen the helmets look much more angular.

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Ah hmmm thats a good point... Thanks keep the input coming, I would like some input on how to make the edges more shard?? I thinking a flat sanding block?

 

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Psquiddy

Member

• Jun 30, 2012

• #9

Well, when I sand an edge into something I tend to sand linear along the face... when I get to a curve, bend, or corner, I literally just sand the other face and leave the corner alone. It's really the only way you can keep angles.

 

DarkSigil

New Member

• Jun 30, 2012

• #10

Psquiddy said:

Well, when I sand an edge into something I tend to sand linear along the face... when I get to a curve, bend, or corner, I literally just sand the other face and leave the corner alone. It's really the only way you can keep angles.

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Great thanks I will give that a shot.

Dark Sigil