# - A - B - C - D - E - F - G - H - I - J - K - L - M - N - O - P - Q - R - S - T - U - V - W - X - Y - Z You must be logged in with an active forum account to post comments.Show All ItemsEarly last year, before The Avengers came out, I approached the rapid prototyping department at my company and asked if they would be able to help me produce a replica Ironman helmet. , but I found I did not have the time/patience/skill to sit and trim out hundreds of pieces of paper and reassemble them. This is my first instructable, but I wanted to share my process for anyone who has been interested in going this route. I took photos and screen caps along the way, but I may have missed a few steps that I'll just have to explain. I've added separate zip files with OBJ and STL files of the Ironman helmet pieces for others to use. Please credit the Replica Prop Forum and I, if you use! As I outline in Step Two, the build envelope of the printer that was used to produce this helmet was 10" x 14" x 8", so I had scaled the pieces to fit that and it is sort of a happy accident that it worked out.

Step 1: ModelingShow All Items« PreviousNext »View All Steps Download Double click green flag to prevent lagging!! Basic controls:- Left/Right arrow keys: select omnitrix/alien- Spacebar: next step/continue/confirm/transform- Q: go back (after a transformation) FUN FACTZ YO- If you're using the Ultimatrix you can unleash your alien's ultimate form (if they have one) by pressing space after the transformation!- If you hover over Big Chill with your mouse, he will spread his wings! (doesnt work with omniverse big chill tho)- OS stands for Original Series, AF for Alien Force, UA for Ultimate Alien and OV for Omniverse. What I'm planning to add:- The Nemetrix- Albedo's Ultimatrix Ben 10 (c) Man of Action/Cartoon Network / and Google ImagesSound FX recorded from episodesSoundtracks recorded from various Ben 10 DS games Images and sprites that are actually made by me:- The hologram circle for the OV Omnitrix- The AF and UA alien holograms- The alien names written with that cool font

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