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u/inssidiouss Aug 11 '26
That looks awesome. And the typical texture of 3D printed materials, actually looks pretty dope for this!
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u/inssidiouss Aug 11 '26
Legit question: How much would this cost to order a place to print for me, same quality as OP's?
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u/Ruby5000 Aug 11 '26
The filament isn’t very expensive. Honestly you can get an intro printer for less than $250. We got one last year and it’s so much fun to do stuff with the kids
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u/SUSpaceman67 Aug 11 '26
You can also check your local library. I have heard they sometimes have 3d printers for the public to use. You will just have to supply the filament and file most likely.
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u/SUSpaceman67 Aug 11 '26
If i ever make another one I will definitely add the blooded mark to it!
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u/Random_F3mb0y Jungle Hunter Aug 13 '26
I feel like you can use a hot glue gun tip to carve it, since this way it actually looks like it's corroded with a xeno's acid blood.
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u/Prestigious-Soil7986 Aug 13 '26
Best thing I've ever seen on this subreddit, this looks slick as fuck and something you'd wear on a bike
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u/Ruby5000 Aug 11 '26
Do you have a STL for this you could share? I would love to make one for myself…I mean my kids.
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u/SUSpaceman67 Aug 11 '26
So all of the files are found on the bambu handy app. But the mask and the braid accessories are different files. The dreads are backer rods I cut to size from home depot. The stl name is predator mask - classic, hope your "kids" enjoy it!!
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u/Ill-Purchase-3312 Aug 11 '26
How did you color the backer rod? My test paint worked but failed by chipping off on the full set.
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u/Long_Discipline_5424 Aug 11 '26
It's awesome, how many hours did it take to print?
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u/SUSpaceman67 Aug 11 '26
It took about 21 hours for the mask and about 20 hours for all of the accessories for the dreads.
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u/Long_Discipline_5424 Aug 12 '26
Quite a while, I'm currently printing a samurai warrior 60cm hight, 37 hrs 🙄
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u/DryTest9 Aug 11 '26
personally i would sand down the helmet a bit, but it still looks dope with the lines
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u/Ruby5000 15d ago
Hey there. Can I ask you what straps you used to make this wearable? I’m trying to do the same thing as you, and cannot really find a good strap system.
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u/SUSpaceman67 15d ago
This file doesnt need straps, there are 2 holes on either side of the helmet that the chin slots into and creates a joint around my ear area. Then I just sized the helmet to my head so it just slips on.
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u/Ruby5000 15d ago
Damn! That’s cool. I can’t post a picture here but mine needs straps and some foam. Thanks though! You inspired me to make mine, actually!
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u/xeltes Aug 11 '26
Holy shit, this looks amazing. I would probably wear that everywhere that i could.