Fantastic Work! As a movie model/propbuilder just want to point out that the red stuff is spotting-glazing putty. Bondo is usually the gray/pink heavy paste that uses a catalyst. some people in the shop actually got so quick at applying Bondo filler with a plastic wedge that they didnt even need spot putty.
What if the dust and paint got on the respirator helmet? If he did that, he would need to make sure he was ok with the design getting messed up as he goes on. It would look cool though.
Just finished printing off a Mando Helmet for my sisters birthday coming up, was inspired by this channel to get a 3d printer and this was the first major project I did with it. Turning out great so far
Hey, i just wanted to let you know that i just finished my own 3D printed Mandalorian helmet based on your directions and honestly it turned out great. It was more work than i anticipated but i powered through and now have a piece of Star Wars i can wear. Thanks for the video it really helped and your speech mid way was inspiring. cheers.
@@StalePhish I've been disqualified for using patterns before I'd say the hardest part is the 3d sculpting sure you have to sand the print and paint it when it's done but that is the same for anything except maybe vacuum form
Nice job ! What a great helmet ! with the putty and primer your on the right track, just a hint after you have sprayed on the primer grab a can of black......any black.....and lightly mist the whole helmet. This is called a guide coat and lets you see where you haven't sanded. Works a treat as when all the black is gone you know you have finished !
Ur helmet file... is amazing. Gorgeous. Beatiful. Top of the line. I printed it using simplified 3d. I tryied something new. I rotated the model 45 degrees. Added supports. Rotated 45 in the opposite and did supports on the other side, so no supports from the plate. I avoided the middle visor support by doing 45s off the lips. Took 66 hours. But man it is the best I've seen so far. Finished the bondo part. Onto sanding now. Im going to try to paint it the same too. Great video!
For the spaz sticks mirror chrome, if you have a hobby shop near you that sells rc cars, they likely will have it or can special order it for you and it will likely be cheaper. It can also come in a rattle can but the cans are small. since they are made for doing a couple of rc car bodys.
At the point in the video where you were like “3D printer” I was like oh this is one of those videos you just watch and appreciate, not actually attempt
Workable fixative has what we in the art industry call "tooth" meaning it is rough to the touch, meant to grab graphite from pencils the same as drawing paper texture would if unsealed. What you need is a satin finish spray, or possibly to mix graphite with a satin clear coat. I stopped the video at 9:26 to drop the comment, now I'll watch and see how you did it yourself ( : Nice work by the way.
I printed the same model, but had to cut it up and join it to fit on my build plate, I noticed unnacceptable flex and it was cracking at the joins due to the flex, so your resin suggestion is great idea to strengthen it further.
I recommend you apply some panel wash, just a dilluted enamel paint then apply it the splits of the panels or groove details. It'll make it shine more with more details.
That's really amazing work. I'm working on developing some of my own custom products and am surprised at how much time I take to get all the details just right. I thought I was being too detailed oriented, but it's good to see you you have too, and to great success. Thank you.
@@georgepeelI've already printed the helmet. Took me 5 days on the CR-10 V2. In hindsight I could have held back on the support and the infill.. But really happy with the result. I higly recommend this printer and the models in this video!
This video auto played after I watched a review of the official $650 helmet for sale... I gotta say, I'm more impressed with what you made here, looks amazing man. Amazing work
Scale/Sizing Question: I purchased this file and I would really appreciate it if you could provide some advice for finding the best scale/sizing to use for the model before printing. It seems like the file for the helmet is scaled differently than the rest of the armor (which have all turned out phenomenally, by the way) - After a lot of trial and error, I settled on a 95.43% scale for the armor thus far, but doing the same for the helmet makes it look like a bobblehead when I line them all up virtually within Cura. I'd like to measure twice and print once, so is there any help you can provide?
For future people that have this same question. I sliced the helmet file just above the visor and printed a small 5mm high section to make sure it would fit on my head and resized from there. The one gotcha with mando helmets is the cheek indents, which are smaller than the head part. So, you want to cut and test print a 5mm high section from there as well.
I'm getting ready to print my own Mando helmet, but wow, I would never use silver silk pla to print it. That particular filament is a lot softer than normal PLA. I wasn't surprised at all when the first thing you did after printing was reinforcing it.
I've concluded that I love craft geeks! I'm into sci-fi scale models and have had good success with custom LED lighting as of late. Although I'm far from an expert, yet...
Use hardener with glazing putty and it dries in about 10 minutes instead of 6 hours....also filler primer only fills in 180 grit paper so after painting sand scratches will slowly start to show as the paint dries.
Excellent Skill, working with your hands, and your creativity. those are very similar to the steps that they took when building the actual Mando parts. they had the plastic injection molding with proper RGB color specs.....but you are really good at this. keep up the good work. Film crews are often looking for creative Talent...such as yours.
as i have been doing body work for a long time i would say you should have added a fibre glass layer with the resin or the resin will be pritty week and brital especially on any impact !
This channel really doesn’t get all the attention that it really deserves.Some of the helmets take hundreds of hours to build
I_like_ Star_Wars_ I agree
Thank you very much!
@@GalacticArmory Can you make a Death Watch helmet with range finder?
well said
66 likes
Incredible
Woah when did u get here
@@Roplizuxe He got Thanos snapped here
Yes, yes it is
oh hey nice to see you here garrett
Hello there....
I use bondo to brush my teeth every morning. See you in court
Marsman Studios lol, I hope you read the warning first 😆
I WAS GOING TO SAY EXACTLY THAT lol
LOL
Well, you filled in any cavities.
Lol. That’s so funny!! LOL
Fantastic Work! As a movie model/propbuilder just want to point out that the red stuff is spotting-glazing putty. Bondo is usually the gray/pink heavy paste that uses a catalyst. some people in the shop actually got so quick at applying Bondo filler with a plastic wedge that they didnt even need spot putty.
This should be on trending
Congrats, it was on my trending haha
Imagine walking around a grocery store and some guy has a Mandalorian helmet on instead of a regular face shield.
I LOWKEY WANT TO SEE THAT
This is the way
I would just say " This is the way "
You could only realistically get away with this at Walmart..but I'd love to see it.
@@krymmenoss5074 same lol
Why don't you build your respirator inside a Star Wars helmet? It would fit really well in a clone trooper helmet
I’ve thought the same thing haha
What if the dust and paint got on the respirator helmet? If he did that, he would need to make sure he was ok with the design getting messed up as he goes on. It would look cool though.
Joshua Mihail your not wrong haha
General kenobi?
Because it is a littlebit uncomfortable
Me: how i do a mandalorian helmet?
Galactic: this is the way
How i do a mandalorain helmet???
Nice grammar
So excited! The Mando helmet is on my printer right now, looking forward to giving your finishing techniques a try.
TheRealJoRo how is this comment 3 days old?!?!
Wait what how is that possible!
Galactic Armory's patrons can see it earlier than other viewers.
@Leveling Up Your Finances hi use a cr-10
Ok, everything is ready! Now i just need a 3D printer..
The Ender3 is reasonably cheap and pretty reliable.
@@ds222 depends where you live
A lot of libraries have them now and all you have to pay for is filament that you use.
@@claram3132 just like i said before. Depends where you live.. there isnt such a thing in my country. I wish there was!
@@oz1213-u4x oh, that's unfortunate!
I would love to see a full set of mando armor
That would be amazing
Agreed
There is on his website
I saw someone make it all out of aluminium that was cool
@@Valentina-uc2sr damn that sounds cool
I've been watching ~30 videos on this but the result on this helmet is by faaaaar the best! Mad respect and thank you!!
"Everyones favorite red toothpaste"
*Good Soldiers follow orders*
this is where the fun begins.
Ovven The Overlord This is outrages this is unfair!
@@mandocalrissian6454 Or stops XD
THIS IS THE WAY!
Just finished printing off a Mando Helmet for my sisters birthday coming up, was inspired by this channel to get a 3d printer and this was the first major project I did with it. Turning out great so far
Hey, i just wanted to let you know that i just finished my own 3D printed Mandalorian helmet based on your directions and honestly it turned out great. It was more work than i anticipated but i powered through and now have a piece of Star Wars i can wear. Thanks for the video it really helped and your speech mid way was inspiring. cheers.
How many hours total would you guess ?
I would like to purchase your helmet. I have plates of 99.99 pure beskar for trade,
I hope you sanded before the bondo. Lathering on the bondo without bothering to sand anything was a bush league move at best.
*Then I stirred it together with a stick I found on the ground.*
Just printed mine out, took 70 hours to print but it’s an absolutely beautiful print! Thanks for the file!
😱
Guess I won't be able to use borrow my school's 3D printer if it's that long.
@@hearthatbird Mine is printing in just over 48 hours. And, I am making it beefy.
What kind of 3D printer do you have, I need to get one but I need to find a affordable one that can fit this design
@@blade_wizard7684 I have a CR-10
massive respect for this guy
Galactic Armory: "Making helmets are a part of my religion."
"this helmet was my most frustrating build ever" *prints it*
"Dont have a printer? Buy a helmet from me" also I wonder how cosplay competitions handle 3d printed items. Do you have to prove you made the file?
@@theridley6451 I doubt it, especially because much of the work isn't in the printing, but in the post-processing anyway
@@StalePhish I've been disqualified for using patterns before I'd say the hardest part is the 3d sculpting sure you have to sand the print and paint it when it's done but that is the same for anything except maybe vacuum form
“Don’t let the bondo touch your skin” The spot of bondo on your knee 👁👄👁
Good call on the Alclad. Any clear top coat will reduce the mirror finish but Alclad definitely preserves it the best.
Love how the tape used coincidentally makes the helmet look like Jango's. Neat.
Nice job ! What a great helmet ! with the putty and primer your on the right track, just a hint after you have sprayed on the primer grab a can of black......any black.....and lightly mist the whole helmet. This is called a guide coat and lets you see where you haven't sanded. Works a treat as when all the black is gone you know you have finished !
“I need to get me one of those.”
Just ordered the helmet and armor off your etsy store. I cant wait to get started on this build... beyond excited...
OMG the wait was worth it! It has just become amazing! Keep it up!
Ur helmet file... is amazing. Gorgeous. Beatiful. Top of the line. I printed it using simplified 3d. I tryied something new. I rotated the model 45 degrees. Added supports. Rotated 45 in the opposite and did supports on the other side, so no supports from the plate. I avoided the middle visor support by doing 45s off the lips. Took 66 hours. But man it is the best I've seen so far. Finished the bondo part. Onto sanding now. Im going to try to paint it the same too. Great video!
Yes, do the armor just like you did the trooper armor!!!
The best helmet recreation I have seen in a long time. That paint job was awesome!
2:24 Jango?
lol
That turned out amazing - the metal finish to it looks 100% real. Great Video and Helmet!
Honestly this channel is so good and it really deserves more subs. I love the content and thanks for the tutorial!
For the spaz sticks mirror chrome, if you have a hobby shop near you that sells rc cars, they likely will have it or can special order it for you and it will likely be cheaper. It can also come in a rattle can but the cans are small. since they are made for doing a couple of rc car bodys.
Fantastic work! So glad UA-cam recommended this so I can binge all your videos. Love all the Mando references throughout the video too 😂
Understatement: totally awesome sir! This IS The Way!
Stuart Semple has recently brought out a liquid mirror paint. I wonder how that would look on a helmet.
As you already said this is the way best look. May the force be with you.
I literally watch this man build a helmet as he’s recommending how it’s done
While I’m just eating my food
...And?
3D printed the base form factor. That's nuts. It is the way. Nice job!
At the point in the video where you were like “3D printer” I was like oh this is one of those videos you just watch and appreciate, not actually attempt
Workable fixative has what we in the art industry call "tooth" meaning it is rough to the touch, meant to grab graphite from pencils the same as drawing paper texture would if unsealed. What you need is a satin finish spray, or possibly to mix graphite with a satin clear coat. I stopped the video at 9:26 to drop the comment, now I'll watch and see how you did it yourself ( : Nice work by the way.
....
“Take that off.”
I use spazstix chrome for my rc bodies, never would have I thought it be used for mando's helmet finish! So cool!
I printed the same model, but had to cut it up and join it to fit on my build plate, I noticed unnacceptable flex and it was cracking at the joins due to the flex, so your resin suggestion is great idea to strengthen it further.
What do you use for the visors? Like what should i search for when looking for one?
I recommend you apply some panel wash, just a dilluted enamel paint then apply it the splits of the panels or groove details. It'll make it shine more with more details.
This is the way. I have spoken.
This is the way
This is the way
This is amazing! Awesome job and dedication!
That "I have spoken" joke at the end is golden xD
State of the art equipment : a stick he found on the ground.
If you buff the graphite with a cotton ball or makeup pad you can touch it all you want. I did that with mine and I didn’t even need a clear coat
Genuinely thought it was metal at the beginning, was expecting to see a Hammer and Anvil, Great Job!
when the tape was on it looked like jango's helmet a bit
That's really amazing work. I'm working on developing some of my own custom products and am surprised at how much time I take to get all the details just right. I thought I was being too detailed oriented, but it's good to see you you have too, and to great success. Thank you.
You should make an EA Battlefront II jet trooper jet jet pack
Good luck with your next projects! Your work is amazing!
Him: Don't touch it with your bare skin.
Me: Sees huge glops all over his legs
Congratulations!! you created a piece of art.
Those are the same pads that were in my Army ACH/MICH Helmet i wore in Iraq.
Truly excellent. A lot of work and patience.
Hello, I just bought the 3d file, will you have the recommendations on how to print it and how long did it take you to print it?
Same questions here. I've bought this exact printer.
@@sakalaka24 which printer is it?
@@georgepeelI've already printed the helmet. Took me 5 days on the CR-10 V2. In hindsight I could have held back on the support and the infill.. But really happy with the result. I higly recommend this printer and the models in this video!
@@sakalaka24 Thank you kindly!
This video auto played after I watched a review of the official $650 helmet for sale... I gotta say, I'm more impressed with what you made here, looks amazing man. Amazing work
Who else thinks that he should do captain rex next?
He already did technically
Lynda The Legend wdym
He has enough variations of helmets to make rex. You just paint it yourself
No he should do an arc trooper like fives or bly
@@keandras8584 да 👍
THIS IS THE WAY
Scale/Sizing Question: I purchased this file and I would really appreciate it if you could provide some advice for finding the best scale/sizing to use for the model before printing. It seems like the file for the helmet is scaled differently than the rest of the armor (which have all turned out phenomenally, by the way) - After a lot of trial and error, I settled on a 95.43% scale for the armor thus far, but doing the same for the helmet makes it look like a bobblehead when I line them all up virtually within Cura. I'd like to measure twice and print once, so is there any help you can provide?
No reply lol
For future people that have this same question. I sliced the helmet file just above the visor and printed a small 5mm high section to make sure it would fit on my head and resized from there. The one gotcha with mando helmets is the cheek indents, which are smaller than the head part. So, you want to cut and test print a 5mm high section from there as well.
Yes please! Go for the armor! That helmet is exceptional! Thank you!
Plot Twist: He is the actual Mandalorian
Technicallly i copied your comment but didn't notice.
My comment was
Plot Twist: He actually found beskar.
I converted a Don Post replica Fett helmet to a costume piece in 1999. I used the pads from an old NFL football helmet. The thing fit like a glove.
3:33 Sith mandalorian? Are you gonna be in season 3!?!?!
Well done. Also.. Those pads you used are standard issue Army Combat Helmet Pads. But they are comfy and get the job done 👌
"I can bring you warm or cold"
You: I think i Will bring YOU cold :)
Awesome. What a great job. This is the way..........to make a Mandelorian Helmet.
The title better “how to paint 3D print Mando helmet”
He did make his own helmet though, so that title wouldn’t be all that he did
@@nattydaddy915 but he didnt show the process
Looks exactly like the Mandalorian on the series. Good job.
I'd like a motorcycle helmet that was safe and looked like that!
there was a man in my city that did that.
Great tutorial, almost done with mine on visor, a few imperfections from over bondo on the first layer and laziness but next piece will be perfect!
i watched this
no
Ok
Honestly the red from the bondo looked pretty cool.
That helmet looks amazing!!! This is the way.
when i saw Boba Fett’s armor in season 2 episode 1, i was like “YOO BOBA FETT-“ but then when he removed his helmet i was like “that’s not him...” lol
Really neat job. Congrats.
I think you could try and add something that could look like oil to the crevices, to darken them up a bit.
puts blue duct tape on helmet
me:JANGO FETT
takes the duct tape off
me: MANDOLORIAN
Subscribed! I really enjoyed this video with your casual speaking style. Will begin watching all your videos while Leatherworking. Cheers! 🍻
I'm an American weapons are part of my religion.
This is amazing. I decided to make the Armorer’s helmet because it’s a cool design.
I'm getting ready to print my own Mando helmet, but wow, I would never use silver silk pla to print it. That particular filament is a lot softer than normal PLA. I wasn't surprised at all when the first thing you did after printing was reinforcing it.
Your video inspired me to print my own and custom paint it with my channel colors. It came out great thanks to your tutorial!
I've concluded that I love craft geeks! I'm into sci-fi scale models and have had good success with custom LED lighting as of late. Although I'm far from an expert, yet...
bro the "i have spoken" part at the end bro was awesome
You are blessed with a wonderful gift.
Man, that looks great! Nice work. Even nicer to show the how to. Thanks.
wow you´re an artist.
Great job. I did some bike parts chrome paint. First sanding, degreasing, primer, black shiny and chrome. Was kind of 10€ only and pretty good.
Fantastic!!! Congratulations buddy.
This is the way.... for making great helmet tuts
This man is the way
Use hardener with glazing putty and it dries in about 10 minutes instead of 6 hours....also filler primer only fills in 180 grit paper so after painting sand scratches will slowly start to show as the paint dries.
Great video! Really very informative, and your helmet turned out truly beautiful!
A good looking guy creating a good looking Star Wars helmet. How come I've never been to this channel before?
Excellent Skill, working with your hands, and your creativity.
those are very similar to the steps that they took when building the actual Mando parts.
they had the plastic injection molding with proper RGB color specs.....but you are really good at this. keep up the good work.
Film crews are often looking for creative Talent...such as yours.
as i have been doing body work for a long time i would say you should have added a fibre glass layer with the resin or the resin will be pritty week and brital especially on any impact !