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Hi all. For those that havn't seen any of my other rambling threads I've become somewhat addicted to building 'lifesize' papercraft warhammer models. After trawling the web for what seemed like days I couldn't find a pattern for a terminator helmet that I liked the look of, there only seemed to be one of there that looked a little too long and a bit cartoony. So I thought I'd dive in at the deep end, blow the dust off Solidworks and have a crack at designing a model that could be converted for a papercraft build at 'lifesize' scale with the help of a little fibreglass

Anywho, I've attached the finished images of the 3D model so far below. Any comments on how it could be improved and any volunteers willing to do a test run paper build of the model so far would be most welcome. Please private message me for the Pepakura file if anyone's interested.


Wire Frame First Build



Final Render - Rear of helmet still needs work, concentrating on the front to start with.

It's a bit to straight, to many hard angles I think.