New pics of my helmet ** New helmets on page 7**
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shadow8136
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loks professional, but to my thoughts, it kinda looks uneven and it doesnt look like pep of course
but still AWESOME work!
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but still AWESOME work!
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try to edit ur post next time instead of double postingdaredevil71789 said:april fools! oh.............. i got couple bucks.
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He never made fun of him, he politely told him that he could edit his posts.daredevil71789 said:you really do have add. all because your not a newb dosnt give you the rights to make fun of my bro who dosent know how to edit.
(p.s. my bro posts things for me...)
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Sean Bradley
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Whoa! Everybody calm down please. I step out for a minute and complete anarchy has broken out in my thread!
Sorry I didn't get to reply sooner. I've been very preoccupied as of late with some little emergencies that have popped up.. more on that later.
@ daredevil71789: I do still make these and you can purchase one, but all business is handled through PM's as per forum rules. Send me a message and I can fill you in on the details. And yes, the visor is see-through..
@ Weyland: I have never charged a four figure price for any of my work . I do not profit from my armor sales... I take alot of pride in being the guy who gives people breaks on the cost of armor. I do this because I love making armor, not for profits. Ask any of my customers.
Everybody else: thanks for your help. I've been busy lately, but I'll keep a closer eye on my threads in the future..
-Sean
Sorry I didn't get to reply sooner. I've been very preoccupied as of late with some little emergencies that have popped up.. more on that later.
@ daredevil71789: I do still make these and you can purchase one, but all business is handled through PM's as per forum rules. Send me a message and I can fill you in on the details. And yes, the visor is see-through..
@ Weyland: I have never charged a four figure price for any of my work . I do not profit from my armor sales... I take alot of pride in being the guy who gives people breaks on the cost of armor. I do this because I love making armor, not for profits. Ask any of my customers.
Everybody else: thanks for your help. I've been busy lately, but I'll keep a closer eye on my threads in the future..
-Sean
Sean Bradley
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BishopX said:
Thanks BishopX! Thats a hefty compliment coming from you!
These helmets were made well before the launch of Halo 3, while I could only make guesses at how the detailing would change. Without having any 3-D files to work from I built my paper patterns from scratch, without Pepakura. Looking back I think I did a pretty fair job, but I will have to update the helmet someday..
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Sean Bradley said:Somebody wanted some better pics of my completed helmet, so I recently shot some new ones. It seemed kinda a waste just to send to one person, so I thought I'd share them with everybody. Maybe they'll be useful for reference. Let me know what you think or if you have any questions.
Enjoy.
Dude thats 75 kinds of awsome...when u make those out of platic sheet..u talkin about abs..like ya scratch build models out of or soemthing entirely different?...and do u transfer the pep patern to it or what?....
awsome nione the less
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Sean Bradley
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Thanks for the comment. I was starting to think that people forgot about my helmets.
Back in 2006 when I made this, Pepakura wasn't really on the armor scene yet, so I scratch built this helmet. Since then Pepakura has made everyone helmets 10x more accurate, but I'm still very proud to be able to say that I built this all myself, by hand, the 'old fashioned' way because I'm such an old school fart.
Todays pepakura helmets are more accurate, but I like to think that mine has a special place in costume history, the way that Chris Bryans does. He's really the person who inspired me to go about building mine this way, although I did take some shortcuts here and there.
My helmets now are all casts, and I don't really intend on building anything from scratch with sheet styrene.. although it could be useful to transfer some pepakura patterns for more strength on large weapon builds. My new armor from here on out will either be pepakura derived or sculpted in clay... actually I'm really itching to do some sculpting again..
Edit: Awesome, Doc... I was actually wondering about how you were doing with it yesterday. Can't wait to see some pics!
Back in 2006 when I made this, Pepakura wasn't really on the armor scene yet, so I scratch built this helmet. Since then Pepakura has made everyone helmets 10x more accurate, but I'm still very proud to be able to say that I built this all myself, by hand, the 'old fashioned' way because I'm such an old school fart.
Todays pepakura helmets are more accurate, but I like to think that mine has a special place in costume history, the way that Chris Bryans does. He's really the person who inspired me to go about building mine this way, although I did take some shortcuts here and there.
My helmets now are all casts, and I don't really intend on building anything from scratch with sheet styrene.. although it could be useful to transfer some pepakura patterns for more strength on large weapon builds. My new armor from here on out will either be pepakura derived or sculpted in clay... actually I'm really itching to do some sculpting again..
Edit: Awesome, Doc... I was actually wondering about how you were doing with it yesterday. Can't wait to see some pics!
Sean Bradley
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Thats entirely right. The angle follows the angle between the underside of the brim, and the inside lip of the 'mouth' if you get what I'm trying to say.
It's not at a right angle to the 'mouth' area... and shouldn't be.
It's not at a right angle to the 'mouth' area... and shouldn't be.
S1l3nt V1p3r
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This helmet is absolutely awesome, because it is:
A: Built by hand, from scratch.
B: Built using only reference pictures.
C: Extremely accurate even with the lack of pepakura.
I love it!
A: Built by hand, from scratch.
B: Built using only reference pictures.
C: Extremely accurate even with the lack of pepakura.
I love it!
typeZERO
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now dont get me wrong im not bashing you.
it looks great but there are allot of different things. i know you said that the peps are way more acurate these days and that you dident have it back then.
i still think it looks really good for a scratch build.
but for all the suck ups in here.
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oke im not saying its not awesome cause its scratch build and it works. plus there wasn't really good reference unless you mean halo 2.
but come on there are defensively differences between the h3 helmet and the 1 sean made.
the structure is different the top of the helmet is way different.
so not trying to be a suckup but it still looks awesome. still the minor details are of. it resembles MC so its good
it looks great but there are allot of different things. i know you said that the peps are way more acurate these days and that you dident have it back then.
i still think it looks really good for a scratch build.
but for all the suck ups in here.
Edited for rude comment - The Mods
oke im not saying its not awesome cause its scratch build and it works. plus there wasn't really good reference unless you mean halo 2.
but come on there are defensively differences between the h3 helmet and the 1 sean made.
the structure is different the top of the helmet is way different.
so not trying to be a suckup but it still looks awesome. still the minor details are of. it resembles MC so its good
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