Fusion 360 Tutorial: Mandalorian Helmet

[@davidmuniz5307]

Great tutorial, thanks for sharing

[@designwithsimon]

Your welcome glad you liked it

[@yiannimigias4024]

This was an AMAZING tutorial. Exactly what i was looking for

[@designwithsimon]

Your welcome glad you enjoyed it

[@jaxenbond422]

Thank you so much for making this! This was exactly what i needed!

[@designwithsimon]

Your welcome glad it helped

[@carterwiwchar1290]

This is amazing im just starting out on fusion so a lot of the tool ive never used before, incredible to see what kinda stuff you can make in fusion

[@designwithsimon]

thank you glad you liked it. there are loads of other projects to follow along to on the channel and if you have any specific questions or requests let me know

[@keithwebster2005]

this is just perfect, thank you for sharing this I'm about halfway through your video and loving it. I've been using fusion scene oct of last year and making myself learn much as a can about it, your video made doing helmets click and start to make scene. Thank you

[@designwithsimon]

Great to hear!

[@Rancorkeeper117]

Autodesk Fusion Software looks like fun. How long does it take to become an expert at designing toys, and props?

[@designwithsimon]

It is a lot of fun. To get the basics so that you can model something doesn't take that long, maybe a couple of weeks then it just depends how complex you want to go with your modelling

[@Rancorkeeper117]

@ These new Softwares Designed by Autodesk should be taught by professionals in Junior Colleges in Southern California. This what we’re missing out on. This is what will help create new jobs in cosplay design and having cool retail stores that sell these products.

[@4707mick]

Great tutorial! Can the images be linked? Thanks

[@designwithsimon]

thank you. Reference images have now been added to the description

[@_wanderdias]

Does the texture stay on the piece? When I print, on the 3d printer will it have this texture?

[@designwithsimon]

No the textures are not actually applied to the physical model only on the screen. You would need to sculpt textures on with something like blender zbrush or mudbox for it to be on the 3d print

[@chleroeyes931]

Hey , would it be over stepping to ask if maybe you could make another tutorial for a Batman cowl? Its just your tutorials are really good.

[@designwithsimon]

Not at all I'll take a look do you have a particular reference in mind?

[@chleroeyes931]

@@designwithsimon No, no particular reference at all, any cowl you would like. I'm just grateful that you are willing to consider making a tutorial for a cowl.

[@designwithsimon]

no problem, looks like it will be a fun project to figure out

[@chleroeyes931]

@@designwithsimon I'm subbed with notifications on , I'm ready!