Carolina Garrison

and make sure the fown coms to a point at the ends:

RogueTrooper wrote:the Helmet is looking good.

I would raise the rubber brow a wee bit

Thanks Tom! Whats the best way of doing that without taking the helmet apart?

And how's this for the frown?

can you show me a side views of the frown please?

and the best way is to loosen the ears bolts so you can have a little play (the rubber not soo tight against the face)'

remove the rubber brow and use the Hobby scissors to trim the plastic helmet brow back a wee bit.



Look at these screen used ANH Stunt helmets for a basic brow height :

Thanks Tom!

Hows this for the frown?

The frown could be w wee bit more pointy, but falls in the parameters.

RogueTrooper wrote:The frown could be w wee bit more pointy, but falls in the parameters.

Alrighty thanks! Can you point me in the direction of how to assemble the forearms?

RWinsel wrote:

RogueTrooper wrote:The frown could be w wee bit more pointy, but falls in the parameters.

Alrighty thanks! Can you point me in the direction of how to assemble the forearms?

I would use this for a start.

I would not use the CA glue but either E6000 or Amazing Goop

CA glue holds fast but is not water/moisture proof and will not hold after a point....

Video on the basics

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qq6RYjY_inQ" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

good how to

http://www.whitearmor.net/forum/topic/2 ... ead/page-3" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

RogueTrooper wrote:

RWinsel wrote:

RogueTrooper wrote:The frown could be w wee bit more pointy, but falls in the parameters.

Alrighty thanks! Can you point me in the direction of how to assemble the forearms?

I would use this for a start.

I would not use the CA glue but either E6000 or Amazing Goop

CA glue holds fast but is not water/moisture proof and will not hold after a point....

Video on the basics

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qq6RYjY_inQ" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

good how to

http://www.whitearmor.net/forum/topic/2 ... ead/page-3" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

Thanks Tom! and yes im using e6000. Ive started the forearms and will post pics soon. In the meantime, how's this for trimming the brow a wee bit?

RWinsel wrote: Thanks Tom! and yes im using e6000. Ive started the forearms and will post pics soon. In the meantime, how's this for trimming the brow a wee bit?

I would trim it just a wee bit more . Take a look at the side by side

Very good reference! How does this look?

the brow height looks good now.

the flat head ear bolts need the white paint.

I have seen the front and both left and right sides, hows the back look?

RogueTrooper wrote:the brow height looks good now.

the flat head ear bolts need the white paint.

I have seen the front and both left and right sides, hows the back look?

Just regular white enamel model paint?

Heres the back. Thank you

Yeah any white enamel paint (with a sheen)

best to use a white primer first (make the enamel hold better)

I normally just take the era bolts off and primer them with krylon white primer spray paint (let dry) that add them back on ears then use a gloss white enamel model with a brush after getting them tighten down...

The back looks good, but the bottom inside corners of the decals look to be pulling a way etc.. (the way the lighting hitting them)

RWinsel wrote:

RogueTrooper wrote:the brow height looks good now.

the flat head ear bolts need the white paint.

I have seen the front and both left and right sides, hows the back look?

Just regular white enamel model paint?

Heres the back. Thank you

Ok Tom, thanks so much for all the help!

RWinsel wrote:Ok Tom, thanks so much for all the help!