Halo 4 Mark V Helmet With RUBBER NECK SEALS(Impact Props)
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TwistedKiwi
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Clean detail, great scale, and it appears to have zero warping. Absolutely exquisite work, Brad! Great job 
TheBradinator
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Thanks guys! I got an update for YOUUUU!
Let the Pics flowww
Almost done guys! All thats left is some minor sanding, visor, perfecting ect.
Then its of to Sir Tsaboc for some good old fashion moldin.
Let me know what you think!
Brad
Let the Pics flowww
Almost done guys! All thats left is some minor sanding, visor, perfecting ect.
Then its of to Sir Tsaboc for some good old fashion moldin.
Let me know what you think!
Brad
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TheBradinator
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I have another update for you guys!
She is almost ready to mold!
Thanks for looking guys!
She is almost ready to mold!
Thanks for looking guys!
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Jessanation
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wow looks great so far!
Sir Tsaboc
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Hey guys, I'm following up on this build that Brad and I have been working on!
I put the finishing touches on the helmet and molded it. Casts have been successfully pulled!
Per ushe, I think pictures speak louder than words so I'll keep the text down to a minimum. The finer details were perfected with needle files and a bunch of spot putty was used for the surface work. I used rebound 25 and free form air from smooth on to create the mold, and poured casts with smoothcast 300.
I put the finishing touches on the helmet and molded it. Casts have been successfully pulled!
Per ushe, I think pictures speak louder than words so I'll keep the text down to a minimum. The finer details were perfected with needle files and a bunch of spot putty was used for the surface work. I used rebound 25 and free form air from smooth on to create the mold, and poured casts with smoothcast 300.
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Re: Halo 4 Mark V Helmet (Impact Props)
Hey guys! This has been quiet for a while, but I would like to show you the finished product of our halo 4 Mark V.
Thanks for looking,
Brad
Hey guys! This has been quiet for a while, but I would like to show you the finished product of our halo 4 Mark V.
Thanks for looking,
Brad
JUSTINIAN 117
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Awesome job Brad. Congrats on the move to Elite.
WandererTJ
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Loved the set of update pics.
How long until you have to be back in Oklahoma for the fall?
How long until you have to be back in Oklahoma for the fall?
TheBradinator
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Wow, THANK YOU SO MUCH! This is such an honor, and I'm so happy that the 405th is back!
So, what some people may not know is that this helmet actually has a rubber neck seal on it (the back portion of the helmet). I have incorporated this method on other helmets, but with this helmet, it is absolutely necessary because with the geometry of this helmet, you can barley get your head in without it.
So here is how I did it....
This helmet has a seam line running from the top of the head all the way down the back. So, there was no way I could accomplish this with the original mold. With rubber, you cannot have a seam line because of how hard it is to fix. So, I needed to make a new mold of the back section of the helmet. So I cleaned up the seam line, hit it with a clear coat, then went on to molding!
I decided that I wanted to use Rebound 25 as my mold rubber, and BrushOn 35 as the casting rubber. These two rubbers do not bond together because the Rebound is a Silicon rubber and Brush on is a Urethane Rubber. Also, because brush on 35 is a urethane, it will bond to Smoothcast 300, which is what I cast the hard portions of the helmet.
I used freeform Air for the Mother mold.
And BAM! The mold is done!
Ok, so the next thing that needs to be done before you cast the rubber is you need to Dremel out that back neck part. Then, you coat the rubber mold with a thin dusting of baby powder (a good release agent), Next, you strap on the mold to the back, mix the rubber (ADD BLACK DYE), and paint it in the mold and on the back of the resin surrounding where you cut that resin part out. let that sit for 12 hours, you should get something like this.
The only problem with rubber neck seals is the fact that you can only paint the rubber with latex based paint. But using black dye is very effective!
Thanks for looking, and it is such an honor to be added into the Elite section. Its been a dream of mine ever since I joined!
-Brad!
So, what some people may not know is that this helmet actually has a rubber neck seal on it (the back portion of the helmet). I have incorporated this method on other helmets, but with this helmet, it is absolutely necessary because with the geometry of this helmet, you can barley get your head in without it.
So here is how I did it....
This helmet has a seam line running from the top of the head all the way down the back. So, there was no way I could accomplish this with the original mold. With rubber, you cannot have a seam line because of how hard it is to fix. So, I needed to make a new mold of the back section of the helmet. So I cleaned up the seam line, hit it with a clear coat, then went on to molding!
I decided that I wanted to use Rebound 25 as my mold rubber, and BrushOn 35 as the casting rubber. These two rubbers do not bond together because the Rebound is a Silicon rubber and Brush on is a Urethane Rubber. Also, because brush on 35 is a urethane, it will bond to Smoothcast 300, which is what I cast the hard portions of the helmet.
I used freeform Air for the Mother mold.
And BAM! The mold is done!
Ok, so the next thing that needs to be done before you cast the rubber is you need to Dremel out that back neck part. Then, you coat the rubber mold with a thin dusting of baby powder (a good release agent), Next, you strap on the mold to the back, mix the rubber (ADD BLACK DYE), and paint it in the mold and on the back of the resin surrounding where you cut that resin part out. let that sit for 12 hours, you should get something like this.
The only problem with rubber neck seals is the fact that you can only paint the rubber with latex based paint. But using black dye is very effective!
Thanks for looking, and it is such an honor to be added into the Elite section. Its been a dream of mine ever since I joined!
-Brad!
killerownz11
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So how did you get the visor that color? Airbrush? Or special paint..
JUSTINIAN 117
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Brilliant work Brad. This is a great method for difficult to put on helmets.
darthcheeto
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invested in seeing the final product
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