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I gave it seven minutes of effort and found a few answers you could've found for yourself.
The first two were a couple of quick ones that came up using the search engine at www.405th.com: Click here Or Here
There were many many more to choose from and I only tried using the word "visor."
lol thor, that reply is 115.5% full of epic win, the "Click Here, or here, or here, or here, or here...ect" was especially funny, your armor is lookin great to, i hope ya get to come home soon, stay safe and stick it to 'em
You've got to be kidding me...
#1: several people have succesfully completed busa helms
#2 katana chest? idk if im just misinformed, but I've never heard of it
I bought someone else's pep hayabusa helm so I can finish it up. I'll be molding it and selling a run of castings sometime this summer. I don't know what a "katana chest" is.
If you look at the costs in time and materials (and assuming you decide your own time is worth about $10/hour), it's actually a heck of a lot cheaper to buy from me than make it yourself. It won't make as big of a mess either.
I use the Bondo type. "Bondo" is the brand name for a popular type of automotive body filler composed essentially of talc and polyester resin. Asking what kind of Bondo I'm using is akin to asking what brand of Xerox machine I'm using. They make a few other products as well, but they're famous for their body filler. It's the most commonly available type and you'd actually have to go out of your way to find another type of Bondo. More importantly, what difference does it make?
The Katana chest could be like one with a Katana, or a Hayabusa, or a hayabusa with a katana. anyway, your helmets look great! Wait a sec, are you building Skupilkinson's Haya-helmet (made up a word)?
Please, can you tell me what kind of material did you use to cast the helmet? It seems to be done like a rotational casting, they seems to be as harder as a rock
I really like the work you did here, next helmet i work on I'm going to do my home work on the pep models. the large one of the set had a lot of better detail in it then the one i went for.
I've still got quite a bit of travelling to do before I get back to making progress on this project, but I just wanted to let youse guys know that I've arrived alive in the USofA.