Since Star Wars’first creation in 1977, Darth Vader has been a favorite character for everyone to Cosplay. From his iconic voice to his illustrious presence, he is an intimidating Sith for sure. This bright white replica of the troopers’ Phase II helmets was an exciting addition announced to come out in May of this year. The voice changer allows for voice distortion, making you sound just like a reg! Although this helmet is not battle-scarred and is all white, it still includes similar features to the other Boba Fett helmet. This one also includes a range finder. The range finder still flips down and has glowing LED lights. On the interior is an illuminated heads-up display as well.

Although the helmet doesn’t contain a voice changer, the other features make up for it. As seen in various scenes in the movies, his mask has multiple pieces. This one does as well, including a collar, mask, and hood piece. Inspired by the galaxy's greatest bounty hunter, you'll apply these skills in the hunt for fresh pow. The Mandalorian-inspired design style supports this helmet's premium grade of protection. Paired with your board or skis, even the runs at the far reaches of the resort are within your sights. The dotted lines on this template file piece are alignment lines showing you how much to overlap. When folding, you may need to mash the ruler edge down a little to crush the corrugation. Then fold the edges along the ruler.It also has adjustable straps and padding inside, making it wearable for all head sizes. The electric voice changers make your voice sound just like the troopers seen in The Mandalorian. Estimated ship date subject to change, items may ship earlier or later than anticipated without notice When you make these folds, the edges should start to align when they meet at the angle created by the fold. Try to trust the edges when working with a pepakura based template like this, they are usually fairly perceives, but often a little frustrating to fold. Let's start with a few tips for gluing as you start on the helmet's main dome. Curl each of the prongs of the dome around a rolling pin or form them by pressing them around a bowl or ball to loosen them up and begin to help them get into shape. I rolled all of the prongs along their length and then rolled the part perpendicular to its longest edge. The first two images here show the result from the top and the bottom of this part. Although this one is not yet released in stores, it comes out in February of this year. It comes with sound effects that synchronize with flashing lights. They simulate battle explosions and blaster fire.

Featuring highly-detailed deco, series-inspired design, interior padding, adjustable fit, and electronic lights, this full-scale Boba Fett (Re-Armored) helmet is an iconic addition to any Star Wars fan’s collectionThese troopers focused on mortar weapons. Like most stormtrooper helmets, this one comes with a voice changer to disguise your voice. It is adjustable to fit any head size.

When I set my helmet up, I made it so I could unscrew the ears and visor, just for future things like touch ups or re-painting. it's not important, but that's why in the picture there separate, anyway the first thing is primer, 2 coats and wire wool in between. The colours on this ear are slightly different to the main colours, the first coat is heirloom white, then red, then olive green, same as before with the wire wool between coats, and maskol in the same way the have done the rest, with the template.Boba Fett sure is a popular character, as are his helmets. Another version was released in 2021. This design was styled after his helmet in The Mandalorian series. It includes the iconic weathering and beat-up look on the outside, along with a large dent on the left-hand side.