How I made an Arc Trooper Phase 1 Lambent Seeker Helmet

[@ritni9719]

Hi this is my favorite star wars helmet ever and I love the phase 1 design so thank you so much for showing me how to make it 😊

[@AshZombola]

No problemo dude! Its one of my favourites too and you're very welcome. 🙂

[@ritni9719]

@@AshZombola Thank you for replying to me and have a nice day

[@BVM-12]

Very interesting video, nice to see products used that are not exclusive to the US. I hope you're wearing gloves when you're working with that resin. Awesome weathering btw!

[@jedhaworkshop]

Thank you very much Bjorn! Yes the Lechler is the equivalent of Bondo spot and glazing. Spray putty is a bit like high build primer but much better, thicker and with a better finish. I actually 2k high build primer now in my compressor which is solar to spray putty. I do wear gloves :-) All the best buddy and thank you. Ash

[@codyjones7268]

That’s a pretty cool looking clone helmet you made

[@jedhaworkshop]

Thank you so much dude!

[@armored-clown]

That turned out so incredible. Great work man

[@jedhaworkshop]

Thank you very much mate!

[@kylehill1855]

Huge supporter as you know bro! Really enjoyed this video. As I do the live workshops on instagram! Always loved that bucket, and it was cool to see the build. 🤘🏻👊🏻🙏🏻🤘🏻

[@jedhaworkshop]

Who is this? ... 😀Thank you as always eternally buddy! 🙂

[@spideyguy5962]

You can mix that glazing putty with acetone, then probably use airbrush or just regularly brush it on a helmet. It's faster and you can get smoother finish.

[@jedhaworkshop]

Hey mate, Yeh Ive actually tried that. I didnt use an airbrush though, just a brush. It 'felt' amazing doing ti and like it was going to work, but I found it just wasn't thick enough to have an impact once it dried. Tried different ratio's too just couldst get a good consistency, thick enough to be workable but thin enough to apply easily.

[@vanilla12gorilla]

Always a good day when Jedha post

[@jedhaworkshop]

Aw bless ya!! Thank you very much for your support buddy, I'm so incredibly grateful :-) Ash

[@vanilla12gorilla]

@@jedhaworkshop what color did you use for the yellow it turned out great

[@jedhaworkshop]

@@vanilla12gorilla Thank you buddy! I can't remember off the top of my head, send me a message on instagram and I'll have a look when im in my workshop.

[@nicksmith1415]

Hiya. Great video, I really enjoyed watching. Any chance of a link to the visor material? It's such a pita to source.

[@jedhaworkshop]

Thanks very much Nick! Sure you can get them on Amazon, search: P3261-5 Replacement Visor for Parweld P3266 Browguard Shade 5 Polycarbonate

[@nickdriessen6159]

Freaking awesome, mate! You did an insanely awesome job! (I think the chipping/cracking of the paint happend because you might have used different brands of spraypaint. I've had that issue before myself.)

[@jedhaworkshop]

Hey Nick thank you so much mate! Yeh it was really weird. Might have been a reaction to the masking tape residue maybe as I'm not sure I cleaned it off. Thanks for your support dude!

[@NewryBakry]

Awesome

[@jedhaworkshop]

Thanks mate!!!

[@guntherschultz912]

What 3d printer are you using?

[@jedhaworkshop]

I started on Creality Ender 3 Max's but I recently switched to Elegoo Neptune series.

[@Perkeletricksterservantofrher]

print it in one print next time and in 100% infill for maximum helmet

[@jedhaworkshop]

If you print in one piece you run the risk of a print failure and have to do the whole thing again rather than just 1 part. And printing at 100% infill is insanity and a huge waste of material. 3 walls and 6-8% infill gyroid is the most efficient, equal in strength and about 90% less weight!