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ASHBURN -- Rex Grossman knows the numbers, but he defended himself anyway. When he considered his first five games this season, he came to a different conclusion than coach Mike Shanahan, who benched him.

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After two weeks of travel, I am back home and ready to get back on track here at the Weekly Crisis, starting of course, with your Post-Crisis Previews!  While the two weeks that I missed were rather heavy with titles, I'll be closing out April on a light note, intending as I am to pick up only a handful.  Fortunately, this handful includes such quality titles as American Vampire and Daredevil, so I feel pretty good about that.  So I invite you to hit the jump to check out the titles I'll be getting and my thoughts on 'em!

Written by Scott Snyder
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Calvin Poole survived the “Ghost War” in the Pacific, but he returns to America with a secret: He’s now an American vampire like Skinner and Pearl! And when he travels to a small town in Alabama to see his brother, he learns he’s not the only one with a secret. The 2-part tale“The Nocturnes,” starts with incredible guest-artist Roger Cruz!

Grant: I'm not going to lie to you, but after the awful Beast in the Cave arc (no, I'm not going to let that go anytime soon), anytime I see Scott Snyder working on an issue of the main American Vampire book without Rafael Albuquerque, I get a little worried.  I don't know all that much about this Roger Cruz fellow (read: I know nothing), but I will remain cautious about this issue's quality despite how promising this solicitation looks.  A quick Google search of Cruz's work looks promising, but I will not make any judgments until I have the issue in my hands!

Written by Mark Waid
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• “The Omega Effect” Concludes!
• Daredevil And Spider-Man Join Frank Castle In A Blitzkrieg Takedown Of New York Crime-- But Don’t Take It For Granted That These Heroes Are All Working Together.

Grant: So with all the travelling I've been doing these past few weeks, I haven't actually read a single part of this three issue storyarc.  Hopefully it's been good, because I have all the issues waiting for me in my pull box at my local comic book shop, and this one will be there this Wednesday.  Seeing as it's involved the creative talents of Greg Rucka, Mark Waid, and Marco Checchetto, I'm not terribly worried.  In fact, I must say I'm rather excited to be able to read all three issues through in quick succession.  Should be fun.

Written by Francis Manapul & Brian Buccellato
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The Flash gets pulled into the Speed Force that gives him his super-speed powers…and he learns he’s not alone in there! Introducing Turbine, a prisoner of the Speed Force who just wants out – even if it means trading places with The Flash!

Grant: After last month's issue, I'm back on the Flash bandwagon for the moment.  This Turbine character seems mighty interesting, and it's mighty hard to argue with that cover.  As long as Francis Manapul and Brian Buccellato can keep pushing the supporting storylines while continuing the main narrative, I'll keep this one in my pull pile.

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Harvey Award winner Roger Langridge (The Muppet Show, Thor: The Mighty Avenger) brings you the latest chapter of his critically acclaimed series Snarked! Shipwrecked on a deserted isle with no food and no map, our heroes stumble upon an ancient, lost civilization. But when the Walrus and the Carpenter are treated like plump deities, will Scarlett and Rusty be able to pry them away from their feast before they become one?

Grant: This book continues to be the most fun.  Roger Langridge continues to produce something special month in and month out.  If you aren't reading this at this point, I must admit that I'm a little disappointed in you.  Fortunately, you can start picking this guy up at any time, and what better time than the present?

And there we are!  My final purchases for what's probably been a great month of comics (I'll admit it's a little hard to know when you've only read the first week's worth).  I'm definitely looking forward to checking these titles out.  What do you have your eye on this week?

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Telly Savalas in a Eurocrime film… what’s not to like! Crime Boss, directed by B-Movie specialist Alberto De Martino, was released a month before The Godfather came out in Italy (and was presumably rushed into production just after Coppola’s film came out in the States some six months earlier in order to capitalise on the hullabaloo .

The familiar plot follows Antonio Sabato as an ambitious young Sicilian with a chip on his shoulder who joins the family of – and becomes a trusted henchman to – gardening loving Don Savalas. But in the Mafia, friendships are only temporary… It’s not bad, the script is stodgy and it lacks pace, but it looks good (the cinematography was by Aristide Massaccesi). There’s a neat climax in a hospital (a direct steal from The Godfather, but a god one), a gangster gets melted down into soap (‘send him to his Mamma’) and there’s a decent soundtrack from Francesco De Masi. But it’s certainly far from the best of its type and doesn’t come close to some of De Martino’s other work in the field (i.e. Blazing Magnums, Roma come Chicago and The Insatiables).  It’s also not helped by the fact that Sabato, never the most appealing of actors, plays such a horrible character.

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Fresh off the release of his best-selling e-book, the media entrepreneur talks about the challenges of running HDNet, Magnolia, Landmark and the Mavs

With the fast-selling e-publication of his memoir-cum-business-strategy guide, Mark Cuban made another notch in his media-pioneer belt.

In one day, the slim under-100-page book, titled "How to Win at the Sport of Business: If I Can Do It, You Can Do It," soared to the top of the bestseller charts at the big online book-buying sites, with particularly strong sales on Amazon, iTunes and Barnes & Noble.

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We caught up with the defending NBA-champion franchise owner and media-business entrepreneur as he was, in characteristic fashion, running his own promotional campaign for the book.

Were you surprised at the immediate great sales?
I had no idea what to expect. I literally didn’t ask anyone what a good number would be. So when it popped up on the bestseller lists and at the top of all business books, I was truly surprised.

This is new to me. This is new to the industry. From here, hopefully I will be able to figure out whether this is just a one-off situation, or something that I or others can replicate.

Maybe I just got lucky.

Of all your business ventures, the profit margin for this book is unmatched. Much of the book already had appeared as blog posts, and the production, promotion and distribution costs were negligible …
Yes. That is what made this approach so appealing. I didn't have to spend a ton of time writing and editing, and Scott Waxman at Diversion Books was very accommodating in allowing me to make edits, literally up to hours before the book was released.

Also read: Mark Cuban Is Shopping Landmark Theaters, Magnolia Pictures

More importantly, I didn't have to commit to doing a book tour and a rigorous interview schedule because I controlled all the economics. I try to always be a good business partner. If a publisher had made a big investment in me, I would have felt immensely obligated to make sure they made money.

Instead, I can work to my schedule and work almost exclusively from my phone and laptop to do all the promotional work.

You mentioned in a blog post that after reaching millionaire status, many impresarios reach a plateau, adding that “some of us want more." When did you begin to feel, as you say in your book, that family should come first and you could cut back your work week?

Financially, I was more in protection mode than accumulation mode after my hedge of Yahoo stock worked back around 2002. Personally, once my kids were born, that changed everything. Now with three kids, aged 2 to 8, they run my life.

I think I would have imploded had I tried to balance a family and my financial goals when I was younger.

Your parents wondered if you would ever be stable. Was there a point when they realized you were governing your own life quite capably?
I think it was when I was 16 (laughs). I was working on more business deals than school work and doing things that my folks really didn't understand. After one failed shot at trying to get me to "learn a trade," which in my case was laying carpet, they realized that I was either going to succeed or fail based on my own efforts.

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You read more than three hours a day, almost all non-fiction. Tried any novels lately?
No. The last book I read was an in-depth guide to high-frequency trading. Riveting.

But clearly you have a taste for fiction in Magnolia's movies.
I think good movies are great entertainment, whether fact/fiction or some combination thereof. My reading habits are more driven by my competitive business side than any platform issues.

After Lars von Trier, whose “Melancholia” you’re distributing, created a brouhaha with statements about Hitler, did you have any advice for him?
Nope. He's a big boy; he's able to decide for himself what to say or not, and to face any repercussions. I just wanted “Melancholia" to be a great movie, which it is.

You have some expertise in dancing, yet you say you won’t describe Bill Gates’ dancing because you’re a fan. Please just add a detail or two: Arms in the air? Wonky facial expressions? Arrhythmia?
I have purged any of those images out of my mind.

How much of your day is spent running HDNet?
Most of my time is spent on HDNet and HDNet Movies. The Mavs, Magnolia, Landmark, and the rest have great people running them, so I let them do their thing.

For HDNet , our biggest challenge is that we are an independent network. We don't have the leverage that the big media companies have. Viacom can force a distributor to take networks that no one watches as a package deal to get MTV. I mean, who watches VH1 Soul or VH1 Classic? Fox can force a distributor to take “Fuel." Despite the fact that we get bigger numbers, we face a battle with every distributor because it's just HDNet and HDNet Movies.

You’re fighting for a piece of a pie at a time when the major suppliers of content are upping their asking price. Will the carriers have enough left to pay you?
Combine that with all the money that distributors are now having to pay for retrans fees, and there is a real problem for independent networks like HDNet. Fortunately, some distributors like Comcast, Verizon, Dish, DirecTV, AT&T, Charter and others realize that and are working with us. Others won't.

I feel like we are carrying a torch for independent networks. We are quickly becoming an endangered species, which would be a huge shame. I think the last thing consumers want is all of their TV content being determined by five or six major media companies.

You’ve indicated before that you fear the media marketplace could become monopolistic.
It's a topic we are aggressively pursuing with the FCC. As much as I hate dealing with business issues via D.C., I think it's a battle worth aggressively fighting.

It appears the NBA season will be at least partly saved, including a Christmas Day Mavs-Heat rematch. But you write that the league needs more focused leadership to go global.
I can’t talk NBA right now.

You clearly adopted a subdued mode of rooting on the Mavs in the last round of playoffs. What inspired that?
I’m superstitious. We kept on winning so I kept quiet. Why mess with what is working?

The Landmark chain is recognized as offering enhanced customer value. Does that cut into the margins, but still work as part of your long-term growth strategy?
Maybe a little bit, but it's still a business strategy we believe in. We want to try new things at Landmark and be aggressive in offering the best value and experience for our customers.

You caution people to be aware of what they’ll value or regret at 90 when they look back. Do you have regrets that you are quite certain will be with you at 90?
Not yet.

Page, Brin, Zuckerberg, Bezos and a few others are in effect the stars of the internet business. Who do you see as pulling ahead to lead that pack in a very competitive quest for eyeballs, etc.?
The tech world is very Darwinian. I have been around long enough to know that the top is more a placeholder than a monument. The folks you mention are all doing great things — but I’m more curious to see who is next.

I’d wager you’ve read the Steve Jobs bio. Was he a role model for you?
I haven’t read it. But I’ve always been a big fan of Steve Jobs. He had his vision. He knew what he was good at and he stuck to it and told everyone else to f— off.

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The Day That Papa Died

It's been five years since grandma passed away and I miss her so. Of all the many things that I miss about her, I think I miss our talks at the kitchen table the most. The kitchen was small and round and had a drop leaf on each side that made it bigger. It sat against the wall in her kitchen, in front of  two large windows that faced the side of her house. She loved to watch the birds out the window as she sat there. This table is where the stories came to life. Grandma always talked about her father, Papa, as she called him. I think that they must have been very close because you could feel the love when she spoke of him.

She told me about the day that her father died. Peter Lee Doyle, Papa, died in September 1934. They brought the coffin to the house that day. Grandma said that in those days when someone died they brought the body into the living room and had the funeral service right there at your house. People would come and pay their respects. The day that Papa died brought a few surprises..The day that grandma said goodbye to her father was the same day that she met her sisters. Three girls that she had never seen before came for the funeral. She said they all were fair in complexion  with long sandy brown hair and looked Indian. Her mother said, "Meet your Sisters, Hattie, Mattie and Letha.   She said that she never even knew that they existed until the day her father died and they showed up at the door.

Hattie, Mattie and Letha were her father's daughter's from his first marriage. They came from Virginia to Iowa at a young age and were raised by grandma's mother. Mary Bell Doyle (Carr). By the time grandma got older they were already gone and married. She always talked about her sisters, giving me every detail.

Hattie Doyle was the oldest, born in 1895. She married Dave Turner and had many children. She raised her family in Des Moines Iowa.

Mattie Doyle was born in 1897 and  married William Wheels in Buxton, Iowa.

Letha Doyle married Leonard Hale and moved to Cleveland, Ohio. Grandma always said that she ran a Tavern, but finding her in the census states that she ran a rooming house. She died in 1946 in Cleveland, Ohio.

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I also have uploaded the full helmet in one massive STL, if you have a printer big enough to print it in one go, then I envy you!

As promised to many people, here is the Episode VII wearable helmet. This is considerably different to the other smaller Ep7 helmets as it now follows the contour more of what we have seen in the trailers.

I have based the size of this off my previous Stormtrooper helmet (which was 33cm wide) this new one is 30cm wide as it doesn't have a rebreather on both sides on the new version.

All pieces have been plated ready to print, checked for errors and all parts triple checked they are the right number etc. The youtube video explains the parts and where they go, which can be found below or in the thumbnails above.

I have not had a chance to print this yet, and I probably won't until after the movie so in the spirit of good will and fellow Star Wars fans, here are the parts. If there are any issues at all please let me know and I'll correct them ASAP but I've been pretty thorough on this one so I'm hoping it should be smooth sailing.

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I'm doing a new one that's more accurate, will be on CGtrader.

Just saw this reply, and found also the Darth Vader helmet on CGTrader. Looks awesome! Bought it - dowloading now :D
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Can you please make a video on how the helmet is put together

you still have the Darth Vader helmet and shoulder/chest plate STLs?

Thanks so much for all the great models. Is there any way you could please slice one of these up for the bigger bed on the Taz 6? (x=280, y=280, z=250) I was thinking I should be able to fit the top half and then the bottom divided again. I tried to do it myself in MeshMixer, but have no experience there. Although, maybe it's better to do shorter print runs. Any suggestions? Thanks again!

Well, the shorter print runs I guess are good if you have not printed one and don't know the sizing versus your head, sometimes its big for people, sometimes it's small... this one seems to be the closest because nearly 70 people have printed one and have worn it, so I guess succeeded at making it fairly universal.

Sure, I can cut this anyway you like. Blender does everything for me, I loop cut and slide in blender to make new cross sections, seperate them, fill the base and off you go.

To the ones that already built this one. How long did it take you to complete the build. The first 4 parts took me 6-7 hours each, was it the same for you? Any tips are welcome as this one of my first builds. Thanks keep on creating

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Quite happy to purchase the armour files for printing to fit a 155cm and 54kg woman. We are using cura which we used for helmet if armour is half as good. Happy days

Finally done looks so awesome what a design This has taught me what I thought was so much ( is that the right word) I'm in the wife's good books until the novelty wears of.
Can I ask the following here?
She now wants armour.
And the one she likes was uploaded by sn3850. Stormtrooper armor no (u) as a complete huge file or a blender file . have no experience with blender at all ( a real novice). I asked him could he post separate files that I can use for a 5ft4in woman slim build but there has been no reply. Is that something I can ask in this forum for someone to either help me with blender of PleasePleasePLease post separate files.

That other one was just a stolen model off sketchup warehouse, he probably doesn't know how to actually process it properly.
I do have the entire movie authentic suit for printing, but is a commercial asset sorry, if you would like to purchase the suit or parts of for printing, please contact me. It's the suit the serious 501s order.

don't mind paying where to from here ?

First of all, Geoffro, thanks a lot for the great job you've done here, just a great helm! I made 2, for me and for wife ;)
In addition, I've found a way to make pretty good bubble glasses for them, you can see some details over here - http://www.thingiverse.com/make:244854

Wearable Episode VII StormTrooper Helmet
Aug 4, 2016 - Modified Aug 4, 2016

am struggling to learn but have managed through a lot of long nights and experimentation with different setting and ways to stop parts moving on build plate. But I'm getting there have 15 pieces done and 6 to go .Now I've started to print part number 10 but have encounter a problem. I print the raft ok get to about 6% and then the extruder fails to deliver any filament. Is that a fault you built in to stop the EBay thieves?Or do I need to look elsewhere. thankyou great project so far.

What type of printer do you have? I have a Dremel (makerbot clone if I remember) and had the same issue with other prints. I never fixed the problem though, Dremel just sent me a whole new extruder assembly. Though I narrowed it down to dirty filament which initially clogged my extruder so I installed a foam piece with a couple drops of lubricant to clean the filament as it entered the guide.

This did not correct my issue though so I replaced the nozzle before receiving the new assembly. I noticed that the PTFE(?) tube had two black rings just before where the nozzle threads were. Good luck with troubleshooting Dalred0. Sorry for being off topic Geoffro, love your work :)

Aug 4, 2016 - Modified Aug 4, 2016
Geoffro - in reply to Dalred0

This is your printer or slicing program. I am supplying you with the STL file, which is just an STL file. As you can See from the other photos, others have managed to print this OK. The problem for you sounds like either extruder or filament related. You are slicing the model, not I so there is no way I could even affect the printing of it. I would never intentionally modify a file to make it unprintable, thats ludicrous.

great Model . i am sorry people dont pay attention to the little you have asked of them in order to use the file. People in General suck

this is an awesome model. a really big newb question i'm sure anyone can answer. I use cura and simplify 3d, I read a lot of people talking about scaling up to 105% or 75% to a child. how do you scale the items in cura or simplfy to the percentage? I'm sorry about the question, im just clueless with scaling to the certain percentage. thank you

A real shame there are people like that who won't give any credit. Despite that, will there be any more updates to it?

Yeah, but not on thingiverse, moving everything off here soon, will post links.

alright, you've got great stuff so I'll be looking for those links!

Jun 30, 2016 - Modified Jun 30, 2016

i came for some stl files of a storm trooper helmet, i stayed for the tested video [email protected] youtube from thingiverse

I made some additional greebles for this helmet...
here is the link to the thing...

Greebles for the First order Helmet for thing 1094858

When I go to print PART 4 updated (As it prints upside down) it prints to 22% just above the eyebrow and extrudes no more. Tried Part 4 standard and same result. I'm only a novice but everything else Ive printed has completed no problems. Previous helmet parts are fantastic. Any ideas Thanks

download the file again, thingiverse is corrupting downloads alot lately.

Just an FYI, as I'll sort my own problems out. Having an issue with PART_4_Updated. It comes out with a slight twist to the center (nose) plane. Using Cura slicer and an Ares printer. Everything else is coming out beautifully. I'll try a different slicer. Looking at the mesh, there some oddities to the end plane on that piece which may be confusing the slicer (?). Thanks this the model extremely well done.

Can anyone tell my which part is the largest so I can scale everything accordingly to my print bed. thanks.

Parts 1 and 2 are probably the largest, if not, 3 and 4.

Stupid questions... How do you create the eye lenses? I'm just over halfway finished printing the pieces, (ran out of black filament, had to order more), and can not remember where I seen how to make the lenses.

I'm also printing with PLA and was going to use "Gorilla" super glue to assemble the pieces. Many other prints fall apart when I used super glue. Is there a trick anybody uses to keep your props from breaking due to minor impact?

Thanks in advance for the reply(ies).

Mar 2, 2016 - Modified Mar 2, 2016
Geoffro - in reply to neckbreaker

I used a silvery black anti static bag(those ones electronic parts come in) and cut shapes for the eyes, but they are not as rigid as id like.

As for glue, i know others use acetone, I use 2 part epoxy glue, cheapest I can find.

The reason for epoxy..
When the 2 parts mix they cause s chemical reaction, which creates alot of heat.. Enough heat to open up cracks in the PLA and sink in.. It Mars for an incredibly strong bond.

It also doesn't dry instantly, allowing you to position a part without it sticking straight away.

Thanks for the advice Geoffro. I totally messed up this helmet. Once I get around to touch ups and clear coat I'll gladly post pictures and advice on where I went wrong.

After lots of surfing, I found a website that sells all sorts of accessories including material for eyes and a rubber gasket for the neck. If i had only known those anti static bags would be of use during my time in the Navy, i'd have saved every single bag those circuit boards came in!

Thanks again for the design and I look forward to reprinting this again and other of your designs (rancor pen holder!!)

What is part 22 for, if it's not the eyes?

Any reason you chose PLA over ABS? I'm halfway through an ABS print.

I would use ABS as a first and PLA as a second. ABS sands like a dream (because lets face it, you're going to be doing some sanding post-finishing ) I used PLA because I just had more of it at the time.

Agreed - ABS is the only way to go.

The only other route would be PLA with an XTC3D finish + putty because of how ugly and hard sanding is.

pla can get higher detail also some peoples printers cant print abs without warping and pla is just easier to print with any way but there is nothing wrong with abs i wish i had the capabilities to print this in abs for the added durability

I find I get a better result from ABS at 0.1 than PLA at 0.1 and can sand it much easier.

Could you do a clone trooper helmet.

Feb 14, 2016 - Modified Feb 15, 2016

Nice helmet.
Build these helmet vents http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:1342259 and glued them on the helmet.
Gives more details to the helmet.

Storm Trooper helmet vent First Order
by KeBeiL

Working on finishing mine up. Made it on a Monoprice Maker Architect ($300 model). Took 27 hours to print all the pieces. It's looking great! Keep up the awesome work! Anyway I can donate to you for your time?

Could you do a Boba Fett helmet?

Yeah, I am hoping to finish Darth completely today, we'll see how I go, Boba would not take long! very easy helmet to make.

Halfway through my first print, thanks for the model!!

Would you be willing to share a basic model for a helmet? I'm a noob with designing but think it'd be fun to play.

This looks like such an awesome print cant wait to try making this and the other trooper helmet. Thanks for taking the time to section the design into manageable components.

Could you do a version with Captain Phasma's extra details?

This is amazing. Now we need someone with your skills to put out some Vader helmet and chest plate STLs :-]

I've completed the Scout and storm trooper armour and the Darth Vader helmet, with removable top head piece etc, like the movie. All I need to do now is find a way to stop procoprint3D immediately taking the models from here and selling them on his website. Until then, i'm reluctant to release any more models. :/ currently fighting a 1 man battle and the guys an asshole.

I hope that u can trace him down and take him to court thats only way and if u got original plans etc he could be paying u a canny bit of cash

Feb 22, 2016 - Modified Feb 22, 2016
JIPSTERR - in reply to Geoffro

Looking forwards to the Storm Trooper armor upload!!! Was the Vader Helmet and removable top head piece a bust model or wearable? This is a new father to twins (Boy/Girl) asking :-)

I would love to get a copy of your redesigned storm trooper helmet, even if I have to pay. I recently finished the finer details of my large printer build and now I'm dying to print out a trooper helmet from TFA. How screen-accurate is the new one btw?

Damn you procoprint3D! Ruining it for those of us who truly take Open Source to heart. You're right, he's an asshole. I'm not going to beg or put my email in here as I could be anyone and it would cause everyone to start doing the same thing. Fight the good fight my friend, and keep those kick ass skills up!

I've printed lost of different part by now but they do not fit....
I'm printing them all with the same setting but something seems not right.
Any suggestions?

Not sure sorry mate, 11 people managed to put the pieces together so far

I've printed all the parts now, what would be the best glue for it?

If you're using ABS, acetone is usually used to bond ABS to ABS. There's bit of a learning curve, too much and it'll melt badly, too little and it might not bond at all. There's other tricks and things to use, but that's just what I do.

What is the minimum printbed size for this?

I shall call him Tr-8r

...Watching FN-2187 betray the First Order...

Hello Geoffro
Really like this project!
Can you tell which is the internal size of this helmet

Is this possible to do on an M3D?

That's a great question. I want to know if it works on the micro too.

Love this. Printed all parts with no support apart from the pieces with the jaw vents. Will you be adding the cheek pieces?

Really? Even the dome parts? That has a 90 degree overhang

Yep, it loses about 30% thickness with a bit of 'spaghetti' on the under side but once it's padded and lined, who cares?

Can you cut part 3 and 4 in 2 to be printed with Da Vinci Jr. Thanks

you should be able to do it on a jr if you turn the pieces though i do agree that it would be nice =D

for part 5, my slicer sais that it isn't manifold/watertight and that it could have problems slicing. is that only me or is anyone else having that problem?

name of your slicer?

slic3r, I fixed the problem using netfabb so its fine now :D

Dec 21, 2015 - Modified Dec 21, 2015

For the remake you've mentioned, I would keep in mind the 501st specs for it. They also have some good high res photos of it.

The link http://www.501st.com/databank/TK_-_First_Order

Part3_updated has been giving me heck, I don't know if its something with the part, something with my printer, something with slicer or what (probably slicer or printer). Part 4 printed fine, as did most other parts but #3 has been skipping over on the y axis, it just starts printing to the side randomly, left 1/4 inch, right 3/4 inch, you get the picture, leaving me with a good start, dome few areas of good printed stuff but a bunch of white plastic that looks like I'm trying to print a spaghetti dish! I would laugh if it weren't my print!

if other parts print fine i think slicer make sshit. maybe u try another slicer i dont know.

ya i tried printing some other stuff too, it just randomly happens. i think it was because i had it printing at 300% speed and 150% extrusion rate so it was catching on the print where it crossed perimeters and made a protrusion, then caught on that. i THINK problem solved but its not just this, tried updating slicer, still did it probs printer but thx

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I just have a couple questions...but first off, Awesome job on the model man, I love it. K, is this screen accurate (details and all), and has anyone made one and had it approved by the 501st? If so, I'm making one :)

good question, im making one as we speak, I'll see if it gets approved!

This one isn't screen accurate, it was basically 'close enough' at the time and it was more a "holy crap we need to get this out before the movie starts and if I keep tinkering it will never happen!"

I am adding all the new pieces soon, and they will be addon's, so anyone who printed the original mask won't need to print anything, but all it's missing is some detailing around under the eye and on top the head - and also some honeycomb type work on the jaws.

Really looking forward to seeing what you come up with.

Cant wait to see it...thanks for all your hard work!

How much filament was used to print this masterpiece?

Dec 23, 2015 - Modified Dec 23, 2015
tab328 - in reply to Forlani

i would have done it in less than a half kg with my settings, i had to reprint a few in silver since a few originals printed funny

how should i go about painting this

Dec 10, 2015 - Modified Dec 14, 2015

Slowly making my way through this, about 2 weeks worth of printing. I joined together 19/20 for one print. And joining together 1 & 2 for a print, with a major amount of supports. (1.05x scale) Without being joined, they curved a bit much, and would not glue together well. This is taking about 2.5 rolls of filament with heavy supporting.

Im gluing the PLA together with SciBond 16, and ill epoxy seal it to smooth it out, then sand it, paint it.

I plan on wearing it to pre-release movie event for work.

Major props on the design.

Hi Jarret.
Which parts have you used supports?

Pretty much all of them. Some pieces, I selected @ 30degrees, others at 42degrees ill support it.

Ow right, just find it odd.
I haven't had to use supports at all, apart from the top pieces, with massive overhangs.

This is awesome!, Printing until it's done!
Ignore the haters!
Was wondering if I could be cheeky and ask for the original files of the eye pieces?
I want to do a thin wall largish honey comb in them so I can apply a sheet of black tint over then to see through.
Unless you fancy doing it? ;)
Props to you for the Up.

I have a Makerbot Replicator Mini which has a printing size of 5 x 4 x 4 inches which is pretty small. Do you have smaller cuts to print on this. I know it will take a lot longer.

I don't have them pre-cut, but it would not be too hard to do. If I cut each piece in half, or all the ones that are larger than the mini bed size, then it shouldn't be all that many more pieces, mainly the eye pieces as they are fairly wide. If I have some time this weekend I'll see if I can get it done. I have alot of addons to upload too and some re-designed pieces. I just wanted to finish some of the other helmets I had going before going nuts on this one.

Hey mate, Oh I completely understand, if you can that would be amazing but I understand the limitation of that as well.

Thanks for the reply though :)

i think my printer is about 7-8 inches square so these SHOULD work, printing asap!

You are the best. I do not understand any negative comments to your work. I have printed the stormtrooper hemlet (the first one) AND I LOVE IT¡¡¡. Please continue with us.

Any way to have the pieces cut down to be less than 15 cm at the longest? Have a da Vinci Jr printer would like to try this.

Really want to print one of these but I'm still pretty new to this, can anyone recommend a good free slicing/resizing program for this?
i have a bigger head and a small printer (M3D - works pretty good but not a lot of area to work with) so I'm kinda stuck

If you have windows 8.1 or 10, 3d builder is a free app made by microsoft that allows you to cut STL files in half and export them seperately

that's not a bad idea for the full helmet model that's included in the pack.

I'm rolling a pretty big bay on a Taz5 but the entire helmet was going to take more hours than I can monitor a printer lol

shut the front door... really, I had loaded it up before but I am used to using other programs that I didnt really get into it, the fact you can do that is pretty cool! I will have to go back and have a closer look!

any recommendations for a Mac? or is this something i may be able to do with ZBrush?

Nov 10, 2015 - Modified Nov 10, 2015

What is the layer thickness of the model?

hi, a lil question, how did you measure it? cause 30 cm sounds really small for an adult, unless u are not measuring head diameter. thanks!

Awesome job!

My 8yo daughter wants me to print it in PINK!

What size head is this?
I will want to re-scale it for her...

Thanks, it's for an adult head, the outer diameter is 30cm at its widest point. Mrbaddely thinks scaling 105% is good for an adult, so I guess I would scale maybe to 75% for a child, I would measure her head diameter then use the full helmet model I supplied. The scale of the full helmet is identical to the pieces, so whatever you measure using the full helmet as a guide, you just apply that scale to the pieces before you print.

If i send you a model..that's very close to being accurate..do you think you can modify it?

its looking great..how hard would it be to raise the chin up to make it look more like the trailer version?

The helmet looks great fantastic work, Any chance of getting the model in one file?

Yes one file would be great. have print area of 15" diameter x feet tall

sure, give me an hour or so

Thank You.!

Oct 27, 2015 - Modified Oct 27, 2015

Will this print on a printer with a 270X200X170 print bed?

Yeah should be fine, no parts are that large.

Thanks. Need to start printing soon to be ready in time for Christmas ;)

Oct 27, 2015 - Modified Oct 27, 2015
Geoffro - in reply to Kanedias

ooerr. sorry.. I did a bulk upload, they must have failed, I'll fix it now, thanks. * Edit, all done


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This is what Muslim Children are taught in Britain

They teach their children hate from a young age. Yet we are the "Racists".

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Comment by Great Dane on August 12, 2011 at 11:00am

Get Islam the hell out of Europe along with all the other stupid making religions!

In fact, apply this to the whole world!

These kind of teachings are a disgrace to the modern world.

Comment by Allen Sneed on August 13, 2011 at 8:53am

Disgusting! But I don't see how this is any different than pretty much any Christian Sunday school course where kids are taught that non-Christians will suffer Hellfire.

Comment by George Thain on August 13, 2011 at 5:07pm
I don't think this is a specific Muslim issue. All faith schools teach things like this and should be banned. They brainwash the children and create social barriers that will cause problems for everyone.
Comment by Sassan K. on August 14, 2011 at 1:26am

Other faith schools don't teach to hate others of other faiths such as in this case of the books calling the Jews pigs...let's stop with the excuses and realize what a failure the policies of multiculturalism have truly been..

Comment by matt.clerke on August 15, 2011 at 11:13pm

Pro tip for politicians and public spokesmen: We can tell you are trying to hide something if you skirt around our questions like the lady in this video!

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