first order trooper greebly's

[undeadmith]

sup guys

i am working on a first order trooper helmet and i am working on the greebly's so i have the 4 rectangular thingyes on the top and side.
But i need some help for the mic thingy. does anybody have some detailed refrence material on this or some advice what to make it from?

already a big thank you for all the great peeps out there!!

 

[Probe Droid]

Is it this thingie?


I've got some pix from a costume exhibit in NYC here that might help. They're nothing great, but couldn't hurt. Good luck with your build.

 

[DizzyStrmtroopr]

theres a close up of the clips here http://www.anovos.com/blogs/news/45931649-faqs-for-the-star-wars-first-order-stormtrooper

 

[undeadmith]

Is it this thingie?


I've got some pix from a costume exhibit in NYC here that might help. They're nothing great, but couldn't hurt. Good luck with your build.

YES thats it i love you dude !! (no ****)

now i just need to figure out a way to make it XD

theres a close up of the clips here http://www.anovos.com/blogs/news/45931649-faqs-for-the-star-wars-first-order-stormtrooper

These I got

Here are the first 2 I made not super accurate but hey

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[Inquisitor Peregrinus]

If someone were to make 3D models of the helmet and armor clips, and the helmet connector, and put them up on Shapeways, that would help a lot of builds... Particularly, one set of helmet bits at full scale and one set at 85%, for those modding the Rubie's/Target helmet.

--Jonah

 

[DizzyStrmtroopr]

i did some "measurements" of the aerator from an anovos bucket. the base (red) is 3 american nickels stacked vertically, the middle step (green) is 2 and a half pennies wide and tall, the top part (blue) is a ring roughly 11mm diameter and 2mm tall. the hole (yellow) is big enough to insert a pencil, and when measured from from the very top of the ring is about 1/4inch deep. the purple part is a "hole" as deep as the yellow. if someone has a micrometer feel free to post these to exact mm measurements, and if anyone is going to model one for 3d printing i included the thin grey lines as a referance that you must use the center and make a > for the angles to be accurate, and the white lines simply show that part is as large as the diameter of the middle hole. hope it helps

 

[Rein]

Ask and ye shall receive! I figure I ask other people for models often enough (not that I've gotten any) that I might as well contribute something myself!

Thanks Dizzy for the measurements, they helped a ton.

http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1355823

 

[DizzyStrmtroopr]

just saw the model, yes thats spot on!