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Now an unlocked version of the IRONMAN HELMET is included in a zip with other parts of the suit at [link] you can see what's in the zip hereThe helmet is fully functional, it is a high detailed papercraft based on a laser scanned model found at [link] . It's part of my MARK III and MARK IV Cosplay suit.
Here are a few tips to build it right:
1. You can use a different material for the eyes, I have used the bottom of a disposable plate.
2. There are two little cones where you might install two 3volt high intensity leds, and place two AA batteries between the eyebrows.
3. Leave some gaps between the eyes and above of them so you can see through them, it's not much but you can see through "scanning". And be sure there is no light reflected from the leds back to your eyes or you wouldn't see anything at all.
4. Use galvanized wire to build the sliders and screw them to the face using flat head screws, nuts and washers.
5. Install a magnetic lock behind the mouth for instant lock when the face fall in place.
6. Join all the (helmet's) nape parts using two paralell ribbons
To wear it slide the (helmet's) nape parts up, insert your head slowly watching your ears, once inside slide the (helmet's) nape parts down.
To open the face, lift and slide back.
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Paprika doesn't print anything other than the text on the pages and not the pieces themselves.
Can you make a PDF copy of the pages?
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HI,
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I'm trying to finish theΒ helmet but I not I'm not understanding how to join the support section into the outer shell. please point me in the right direction. Thank you
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Love the work you've done.
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A little bit to late maybe (i hope you've already solved this), but anyway, you can check this post atΒ scannerjoe.deviantart.com/art/β¦ for further instructions.
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Hi awesome pattern,
Am a total noob at this, what size do you print the pages out? A4?
Thank you
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Hola, he estado armando el modelo pero la parte con la que mas he batallado es con las orejas. Me puedes dar alguna direccion de como hacerlo? Gracias!
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Revisa [link] ahi hay varias instrucciones.
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sorry dude
im actually pretty pee'd about this pattern
no joining lines areas or assembly instructions.
i have a handfull of parts, certain shapes and structures
now i have to interlock them, sort them with two hands.
fumble jumble falls apart
i cant see through paper to see where it all connects, if it connects , and how it connects
the 5 main assembly parts dont seem to have any tags, so you cant attach them.
i have wrecked my brain about this one all night.
usually they are easy to figure out.
i gave up.
...........................
you have an instruction manual about how to add lights and swing arms
but how about a manual on how to put your iron man helmet together?
please help.
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I designed this pattern thinking on pasting it to corrugated cardboard, so most tabs wouldn't be useful there. Think of it like building it on foamy and you'll get my idea. If you want to use regular paper or corrugated carboard you'll have to add tabs using regular paper and glue.
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sorry for the angry posts, just thought i could make a bad ass helmet with all the nifty parts for a comic show,, then ran out of time,, and had to make another design.
its all down to materials , im still relitivly new to the art so im learning,, foam is new for me.
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Hey no prob, thanks for posting.
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hello sir, i was wondering if those 4 parts that are black and white. do i have to print it out and cut it?? because i was checking out on the pepakura viewer and click on every red and yellow part and its all assemble so i dunno why this black and white parts are added.
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It's a support part, a few parts attach to it and other parts move around it. Take a look at [link]
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I'm seeing a lot of solid black lines on the inside of the pieces that don't have any folding tabs. Am I supposed to cut those or fold them? Sorry, I'm still pretty new to the papercrafting world.
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Yes those are supposed to be cutted. This pattern was supposed to be pasted over corrugated cardboard so then you can cut those lines and fill them with white glue, so they can be pasted side by side (without tabs). If choose not to use corrugated cardboard then you have to join this gaps with paper and glue inside. As you may note this is not for beginers but it is not impossible to do.
Good luck!
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I have quite a lot of difficulty folding page 1 and 2 because I don't know where the tabs go. Are there instructions anywhere?
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I hope you have figured it out how to build it by now. There are no manual, only the advices posted right here in this deviation.
About the tabs, you can use pepakura viewer to check which part joins to which other. If you are missing the inner tabs you have to know that i've designed the pattern to be pasted over corrugated cardstock, so the "missing tabs" gaps should be filled with glue to join the cardstock side by side, additionaly you may use aditional paper/cardboard and glue to join the carstock from the inner side.
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Muchas gracias por este increΓble modelo. Estoy intentando armarlo, solo tengo un par de dudas.
CuΓ‘l es la finalidad de utilizar otro material para los ojos?
Y tampoco entendΓ bien el Tip 6 donde dice utilizar cintas paralelas para unir las partes de la nuca.
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El material traslucido de los ojos sirve como pantalla para los leds, para dispersar la luz en forma uniforme, tambien es posible usar papel de china o papel regular, el unico problema con esto ultimo tiene que ver con la durabilidad.
En cuanto a las cintas, estas mantienen unidas las piezas de la nuca y aseguran que se muevan en orden, esto seria opcional si el diseΓ±o incluyera "topes/ganchos" en cada pieza para asegurar que una pieza mueva a la otra cuando baje.
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Aaah entendido! Muchas gracias por la atenciΓ³n!
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I really want to make this but I need ink in my printer, so...
But thanks for sharing this design.
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you can switch off the textures in pepakura to print the lines only. Then use any painting method you want.
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I printed the lines only, thanks for the advise.
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do you have videos on how to assemble this?? coz its too hard for me
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I'm sorry, i don't have any.
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Hey its very nice..^^
do you have a bigger pict of it..?
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There's a 1024x600 pic at [link]
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Printed and in the process of cutting the pieces out
Is there a full build thread of this helmet
thanks for the designs much appreciated
Chris UK
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Actually this deviation has many FAQ, answers and tips, but you may also want check the complete helmet's gallery at [link] there are schematics, documents and early stage pictures.
And also i'll be glad to answer any question you have about it.
Enjoy the building process!.
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hi I have all the pieces cut but some look like they are overlapping parts
also how do I fold the lines some are dashes and some are thick lines thanks
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If the cut lines are too near to each other it means they are almost flat surfaces so you must probably don't have to worry about them, if you still want to cut them you'll need to join them later with additional paper/cardboard from behind. I made this design originally to use corrugated cardboard so in that kind of cardboard you can join that gaps putting glue directly in the gaps.
And finally here's a quick intro to folds (using "ASCII Art"):
- - - - means mountain fold
-.-.-.- means valley fold
_______ means cut line
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i love iiron man, can you make hulk buster for me
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Nice challenge but i don't know, right now there's no reference for it (if it ever make it to the avengers movie). Right now there are too many speculations about its shape maybe the best bet are the IM2 toys edition but since the delta shaped arc reactor i think it'll be designed to match it instead.
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Bahaha, saw the link at Nintendo papercraft and had to let you know how wonderful this is. +1 000 000 000 points to you.
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Pepakura, Blender, MakeHuman, LOOXIS Faceworx and PaintDotNet
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witch part do i put the disposable plates in?
(see picture) -->[link]
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Check the schematic i've just made at [link]
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Of course i can, but this is all what i have to offer right now, you can deviantwatch me to look forward for it.
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cool i will do that
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How much harder would it be to build this if, to say, I were reduce this to 7 inches high? (about 177 mm in pepakura)
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It could be hard but is not imposible. You might ignore some of the tiny cuts or even instruct pepakura to join those adjacent edges after changing the scale.
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Thanks for the advice, I was trying to find a small, but high quality iron man helmet, and this one will do!
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Good work, pretty inspiring actually. Because of your model i am making my october costume right now, i am now working on the helmet (i have just started), but i`m leaving the paper back and making mine in fiberglass, and guess what, pretty resistant and olso pretty bright, the finish of paint is hot, i`ll be publishing a picture of my piece of art when it be finished, if anybody wants to do it on fiberglass and want some help, ask here, i`ll be glad to help yo out. Good Luck from Colombia!
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Well fiberglass and papercraft can complement each other, you don't have to abandon paper, you may start your model with paper and apply fiberglass later, saving you a lot sculpting time. There's a lot of people doing this right now . I did choose to use only paper because it is lighter, resistent, flexible and cheaper.
You know "Fast, cheap, good".
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