My first 3d printed Mandalorian helmet!

Hello, everyone!

I'm excited to say I've just completed my first 3d printed Mandalorian helmet!

It was a challenging project, but I learned a lot in the process.

I will share my experience in this blog post so that others can learn from my mistakes.

I started by printing the helmet on my Creality CR-10 S4 with a 1.0 mm nozzle. It was a

Quick Print using a 1mm nozzle leaves a lot of layer lines.

The print was rough, so I had to sand it smooth. Started with 80 grit

Worked my way up to 320 wet sand After that,

I painted it and made a custom visor for the helmet. I think it turned out great!

I'm already thinking about printing Boba Fett next. Stay tuned for updates!

 

its been awhile. I have left the world of Theatre Props for more crazy props. I will be building a R2 Droid.. here starts the fun ride

Moscow Ballet

Moscow Ballet Came to town

The Moscow Ballet I got to work. It was a fun time.

I built a Bunnicula

The Bunny arm

The arms

the Body and Legs

Front view of the Bunny

The bunny done?

Fun with Props

This is Tracy's TV for Hairspray

This is the Pic I was given to make Tracy's TV

Back of the TV

Front of TV

On Stage

Props for Hairspray the musical

The Production of Hairspray was at the start of the 2010 2011 season at Charleston Stage. Here are a few of the props that I built for the Production

I built 2 of these for Momma Im a Big Girl Now

The TV Camera 1960 style

Befor the Panit Job

The Hot Dog Cart