Star Wars Stormtrooper Helmet Assemble, Cleanup, and Paint | How to Hide Seams on 3D Prints

[@joshuadaniels3216]

So many pieces, but so smooth!!!! Great job!

[@haasofprops]

Thanks! Yes, a lot of pieces:)

[@nicolivega2237]

All the steps are totally worth it! So smooth and amazing:) #amazing

[@haasofprops]

Thank you! Yes, unfortunately there isn't any shortcut to getting a smooth 3d print. It does take time.

[@LeonardoDiazGutierrez-fo4pl]

I'm try to do one and this tutorial help me so much. Awesome job in the painting.

[@haasofprops]

Thank you so much! I'm so glad it was helpful!!!

[@TheOnlyDamienB]

The seams look amazing! So clean and smooth:) #mustsee

[@haasofprops]

Thank you so much!

[@michaelandrews3676]

Great jib as always Buddy! I can never get my seams to disappear like that.

[@haasofprops]

Thanks! It is a lot of work. I can't emphasize it enough but sanding (and a lot of it) is necessary:)

[@pingpong5284]

I can never get my joins that smooth:( You must have the #magic touch!

[@haasofprops]

Thanks! I don't know if it's a magic touch, but the secret is A LOT of sanding (can't escape it).

[@samanthabranson9690]

GREAT JOB! How about making a Clone Trooper? Phase2 not Phase 1.

[@haasofprops]

Thanks! That would be a good one!