There's a method that they use for prosthetics that would probably work for this that would be wayyyyy cheaper. You slowly heat lexan/plexiglass in the oven and then you drape it over the shape once it's pliable. I'm definitely going to try it, because I think it would work very similarly to vacuum forming for basically free.
@@chadwickbikerboy09 that would probably work really well too! You'd definitely need something that could withstand the heat. I was thinking maybe ABS. Either that or I'd need something made for me. Although I might be able to pick up some silicone molds for cheap.
@@dgcrago my original thought was to just print the eyes. Then either use uv resin to smooth, or just sanding smooth and possibly painting just to get a gloss surface, then casting in silicone and then pouring the eyes out of tinted epoxy and then just polishing. But I’m not 100% sure if that will work out as well as I think
Solution to the vacuum former, make a box using 2 2'x2' plywood hobby sheets and some trim or dim.-lumber and drill 1/8" to 1/4" holes into the top sheet. Attach a vacuum by drilling a hole in the side either big enough to fit your vac. or to fit a vac. attachment. Then cut a PET or PLA bottle up and form into sheets for forming. Once you need to use the former, heat up your plastic with a hair dryer, grill, torch, etc. and quickly press the plastic over the casting form and former base.
That is the most accurate green goblin diy I’ve ever seen and it proves with patience and thinking along with testing/ experimenting like you you can accomplish great things and you inspire me to do great things like these. So I’m other words thank you for sharing your vision🔥🔥
I've had this video on loop the last 4 days while doing homework because it's relaxing and never gets boring, great work Frank. I'm currently making a Scarlet Spider helmet using the big eye helmet from Do3D, but I'm still trying to come up with ideas on how to make the lenses since the eye slots are so big and rounded.
I've had a DO3d goblin helmet fully printed and glued for MONTHS just sitting around because it's too hot to go outside and sand. It's finally cooling down enough to get back out there and finish the helmet so thanks for all the tips!
Great video man! It's funny, I actually used the EXACT same Testor's color-shift paint in the green-copper color in my own goblin mask build. The 'copper' comes out more purple than you think!
Hey! That vacuforming turned out great, Frank! Excellent work! I’m currently using your motorizing tutorial to put helper arms in a war machine helmet right now. I’m walking away from it for the day lol.
I just like listening to you talk about 3d printing. I don't have a 3d printer, but my friend does and he's not nearly passionate about 3d printing as you
Thanks for this tutorial! Having printed both versions of the Green Goblin helmet as one of my first big projects, the eyes and the paintjob were the hardest things for me to figure out.
ALSO IF YOU CAN'T AFFORD SPRAY PAINT WALMART SELLS A GREEN TO GOLD COLOR SHIFT ACRYLIC PAINT IN THE CRAFT SECTION I USED IT FOR MINE. Also what a lot of people don't know about the green goblin helmet is it also had yellow lights in the eyes that were used in a couple of night time filming scenes with the green goblin if you can catch those particular scenes from the film
Have you ever considered tinting lenses and visors using these dye packets? From what I've seen they are superb for tinting curved and other complex surfaces! A little pricier and more work, sure, but well worth it in the long run!
I got my first 3D Printer (Ender 3) for Christmas, and have been loving playing with it. I have been working my way through all your videos and learn something new with each one. This is probably my favorite so far (I was a huge Raimi Spidey fan as a kid - and still am now!) and I hope to work my way up to being able to make something half as awesome as this! Thanks for all you do and keep up the epic work!
For the lenses maybe clear worbla could be an option too. but as far as tinting them your best bet would have been to dye the plastic with idye poly then chrome the inside. You can use spazstix chrome out of a rattle can and/or alclad-107 out of an air brush. I do like how yours turned out though!
Excellent video! Your channel was the inspiration for me getting into 3D printing cosplay. What you accomplish with spray paint is what convinced me that I can do this too. Thanks for the tutorials and the inspiration to create cosplay!!
Good video! I have the Vek file and it’s very nice. Printed the mask in 2 pieces on my Phenom L. Resin printing the teeth like you mentioned and eye bucks works great if you have a small resin printer. I also vacuformed the eyes.
I made my first 3D print. Simple and easy it was Mew for my girlfriend. Thank you so much for your tutorial on starting off and keeping my confidence. I appreciate everything you post. Ps the reason your paints bubble. The difference is oil based and latex and water when you mix the different bases it bubbles. Stick with one or the other. Again great content thank you so much. Have a phenomenal day.
Sweet action. I bought those Testors paints a couple of months ago because they looked perfect! I think I may do at least 5 layers of the green copper and purple fog so it's more bold. I'm planning on printing the "lenses" from the files and using my heat gun to form the actual lenses. Just need to figure out the tinting part, might have to do what you did or at least something similar. I have the exact same files, just wish I would've known about the promo code when I bought it a few weeks ago 😆. Great video as always!
galactic armory made a video about doing visors for halo/master chief helmets that I think would work really well for one of these, though the process was a little complicated
could you do a video on how to do a colour shift for people in the uk that dont have as much access to spray paint as america ive been trying to make a colour shifting print of the arkham knight helmet
Man that thing turned out great. The video editing keeps getting better too. If I ever finish my MK85 Helmet, I might attempt this a it is very cool. But I'm nearly finished printing all the parts for the Call of Duty Zombies Ray-pew. (Avoiding g-word). With all the small parts I think I finally understand my printer and orientations to get the best quality. Can wait to paint it and add the electronics.
To be honest, I wouldn't really care about what's on the inside of the helmet I would like to know if it's possible to attach it to the front plate of a dirt bike Only the face and head matters. Not the chin and neck stuff So if you slide it down a little further, you could possibly add it to the front of your dirt bike.
I am hoping to do my own goblin helmet in the future (rocketeer is my current endeavor) and this paint job is the ideal for me. Love how these two colors work together over the black gloss. I prefer the matte finish myself but yours turned out great! Definitely keeping this in mind for the future.
Dude, all of your content is amazing. Keep it coming. Seeing as how you're a huge fan of Ironman, one can safely assume you like transformers as well. Well, if you do, within the next week or so, I'll be posting up a video of a mash-up I did. I won't be finished (paint, lighting, etc.) but the helmet itself will be done. I thought you might like it.
Love all of the info you provide. I'm looking to get back into costume making and I really want a decent printer with a good size table. What would you recomend?
Could you print the lens pieces with a clear resin that is tinted using one of those cymk tint kits, then put the chrome-tinted plastic behind it maybe?
@@FranklyBuilt Have you seen the Monocure 3d crystal clear? that stuff is nearly glass! Here is a example I found on the youtubes - ruclips.net/video/AY3SSYRHbQs/видео.html&ab_channel=3DADDICT
I built my own vacuformer from a $20 space heater and various sizes of 1-by lumber (1x2, 1x3, 1x4) and use my shop vac to run it. MUCH less than $1000.
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You’ve been a massive inspiration to me and so many people. Your skills are insane. Thanks for doing these vids ❤
There's a method that they use for prosthetics that would probably work for this that would be wayyyyy cheaper. You slowly heat lexan/plexiglass in the oven and then you drape it over the shape once it's pliable. I'm definitely going to try it, because I think it would work very similarly to vacuum forming for basically free.
As long as your printed mold can withstand the temps
That’s what I was thinking. Only I’m thinking of using a clear plastic bottle
@@chadwickbikerboy09 that would probably work really well too! You'd definitely need something that could withstand the heat. I was thinking maybe ABS. Either that or I'd need something made for me. Although I might be able to pick up some silicone molds for cheap.
@@dgcrago my original thought was to just print the eyes. Then either use uv resin to smooth, or just sanding smooth and possibly painting just to get a gloss surface, then casting in silicone and then pouring the eyes out of tinted epoxy and then just polishing. But I’m not 100% sure if that will work out as well as I think
@@chadwickbikerboy09 only one way to find out 😂
@@dgcrago yea, I have the silicone and epoxy. Just have to find the time haha. Still waiting on the front half of the helmet to print. 35 hours in
I like sanding, it’s the best part, it’s the most therapeutic part of making something
Solution to the vacuum former, make a box using 2 2'x2' plywood hobby sheets and some trim or dim.-lumber and drill 1/8" to 1/4" holes into the top sheet. Attach a vacuum by drilling a hole in the side either big enough to fit your vac. or to fit a vac. attachment. Then cut a PET or PLA bottle up and form into sheets for forming. Once you need to use the former, heat up your plastic with a hair dryer, grill, torch, etc. and quickly press the plastic over the casting form and former base.
That is the most accurate green goblin diy I’ve ever seen and it proves with patience and thinking along with testing/ experimenting like you you can accomplish great things and you inspire me to do great things like these. So I’m other words thank you for sharing your vision🔥🔥
Perfect timing! Just started on my green goblin helmet, this is going to be a lot of help!
I've had this video on loop the last 4 days while doing homework because it's relaxing and never gets boring, great work Frank. I'm currently making a Scarlet Spider helmet using the big eye helmet from Do3D, but I'm still trying to come up with ideas on how to make the lenses since the eye slots are so big and rounded.
Let’s go finally I have been waiting for this helmet😊
I kept seeing this in livestreams wondering when it would finally happen.
I've had a DO3d goblin helmet fully printed and glued for MONTHS just sitting around because it's too hot to go outside and sand. It's finally cooling down enough to get back out there and finish the helmet so thanks for all the tips!
I can sit and watch your content for hours, its so satisfying to see how it all works!
Love the color shift. GM has an awesome pearl that I am testing on my star boost helmet.
This guy is incredible 👏 don't understand how he doesn't have more like.
Great video man! It's funny, I actually used the EXACT same Testor's color-shift paint in the green-copper color in my own goblin mask build. The 'copper' comes out more purple than you think!
Yeah it’s beautiful
the idea of using the window tint behind the color your want in genius. I have the window tint and now i think i can make any colors visors!!
I can’t wait to make this when I buy my first 3D Printer 🔥🔥 I’m planning to buy the Ender 3 Max
Hey! That vacuforming turned out great, Frank! Excellent work!
I’m currently using your motorizing tutorial to put helper arms in a war machine helmet right now. I’m walking away from it for the day lol.
I just like listening to you talk about 3d printing. I don't have a 3d printer, but my friend does and he's not nearly passionate about 3d printing as you
Hey man I'm so glad to see this video! It's the first one I've seen in my subscription feed for almost 2 months.
purse clip magnets are a great idea!
I m italian, and i love this green goblin helmet,i love your video and your creation frankly
You wearing the helmet and talking normally was the funniest thing ever 🤣 😂
Thanks for this tutorial! Having printed both versions of the Green Goblin helmet as one of my first big projects, the eyes and the paintjob were the hardest things for me to figure out.
I've been waiting forever for someone to make a really good green goblin mask. Thank you for this badass project!
YESS BEEN WAITIING FOR THIS ONE!!
ALSO IF YOU CAN'T AFFORD SPRAY PAINT WALMART SELLS A GREEN TO GOLD COLOR SHIFT ACRYLIC PAINT IN THE CRAFT SECTION I USED IT FOR MINE. Also what a lot of people don't know about the green goblin helmet is it also had yellow lights in the eyes that were used in a couple of night time filming scenes with the green goblin if you can catch those particular scenes from the film
Love seeing all the different techniques involved with prop making. Thanks for these vids!
This is so cool!!!! i wish i had a 3D printer
Been waiting on this video! Looks awesome! Just started building a president Loki crown
I've been thinking about making one of these so thanks for the insight
Crazy good timing on this video! I just got my Green Goblin helmet put together and getting ready to prime! Thanks for sharing!
frank looks amazing mate film quality
yess thank youu , i've been waiting for this tutorial for long time , it looks amazing !!
Lets Go! I love the Sam Raimi goblin design
I noticed there are dental vacuum formers that are under $150 on Amazon that at 4.5 “ look like they can do one lense at a time.
My man vek being mentioned here is just another level
Have you ever considered tinting lenses and visors using these dye packets? From what I've seen they are superb for tinting curved and other complex surfaces! A little pricier and more work, sure, but well worth it in the long run!
You should watch the whole video lol
@@FranklyBuilt Literally just as you left this comment, you touched upon it in the video! Huge props for checking out other more accessible ways!
Been waiting so long to see this! Thanks for everything Frank!
Could you do a tutorial on how to use the Ataraxia Pla and what you’re making with it?
LOVE the mix between the 2 styles!
Awesome helmet. Yes, I would like to see more of that vacuum-forming turotirals.
Can’t wait for the sanding and priming vid. That is probably the part I still need the most help on 😂
This print looks amazing good job
I got my first 3D Printer (Ender 3) for Christmas, and have been loving playing with it. I have been working my way through all your videos and learn something new with each one. This is probably my favorite so far (I was a huge Raimi Spidey fan as a kid - and still am now!) and I hope to work my way up to being able to make something half as awesome as this! Thanks for all you do and keep up the epic work!
I love it so much. Worth the wait! 😍
For the lenses maybe clear worbla could be an option too. but as far as tinting them your best bet would have been to dye the plastic with idye poly then chrome the inside. You can use spazstix chrome out of a rattle can and/or alclad-107 out of an air brush. I do like how yours turned out though!
Oh, I just saw that you tried the dying method. oops
That looks killer. Amazing paint option
Excellent video! Your channel was the inspiration for me getting into 3D printing cosplay. What you accomplish with spray paint is what convinced me that I can do this too. Thanks for the tutorials and the inspiration to create cosplay!!
Ok, so full body suit nao. Should be ready by the time the next Spoderman movie comes out ;)
Good video! I have the Vek file and it’s very nice. Printed the mask in 2 pieces on my Phenom L. Resin printing the teeth like you mentioned and eye bucks works great if you have a small resin printer. I also vacuformed the eyes.
I made my first 3D print. Simple and easy it was Mew for my girlfriend. Thank you so much for your tutorial on starting off and keeping my confidence. I appreciate everything you post. Ps the reason your paints bubble. The difference is oil based and latex and water when you mix the different bases it bubbles. Stick with one or the other. Again great content thank you so much. Have a phenomenal day.
Damn that looks slick, always learn something from your videos
Bro mind blowing 🤯🤯🤯 nice Job ❤️❤️
I want a 3r printer so bad but can’t afford one BUT YOU CAN MAKE SO MUCH COOL THINGS..
i just printed this than saw the video. i wish i saw this sooner!
your helmets and swords and other props are amazing but the real inspiration for me is that you did it all in three years
FANTASTIC! Thank you for all your hard work.
very very cool came out very good
Keep going stong Frank
This is what I’m making! Exactly the same
That looks SIIIICCCKKKK
The free file can be done on 2 parts for the face/dome. Cut just behind the ears.
Cool!
Amazing video as always! Keep up the good work!
Hey man love your videos and the things you make are absolutely insane keep it up
Sweet action. I bought those Testors paints a couple of months ago because they looked perfect! I think I may do at least 5 layers of the green copper and purple fog so it's more bold. I'm planning on printing the "lenses" from the files and using my heat gun to form the actual lenses. Just need to figure out the tinting part, might have to do what you did or at least something similar. I have the exact same files, just wish I would've known about the promo code when I bought it a few weeks ago 😆. Great video as always!
galactic armory made a video about doing visors for halo/master chief helmets that I think would work really well for one of these, though the process was a little complicated
could you do a video on how to do a colour shift for people in the uk that dont have as much access to spray paint as america ive been trying to make a colour shifting print of the arkham knight helmet
It's just cool
Another awesome build. Were you able to get all of the helmet with those single can's of the tester's paint?
Yep!
I totally didn’t realize he’s got that color shift going on. This looks crazy good!
It looks great! Well done 👍🏻
Man that thing turned out great. The video editing keeps getting better too.
If I ever finish my MK85 Helmet, I might attempt this a it is very cool.
But I'm nearly finished printing all the parts for the Call of Duty Zombies Ray-pew. (Avoiding g-word). With all the small parts I think I finally understand my printer and orientations to get the best quality. Can wait to paint it and add the electronics.
Might be my favorite video of yours.
To be honest, I wouldn't really care about what's on the inside of the helmet I would like to know if it's possible to attach it to the front plate of a dirt bike Only the face and head matters. Not the chin and neck stuff So if you slide it down a little further, you could possibly add it to the front of your dirt bike.
Great video!
I would love to see you try the Doctor Doom helmet from the first two Fox Fantastic Four movies, and the Evil Masked Figure mask from Scooby Doo 2.
I'd pay way too much money to have that in my house haha
You should see if you can find a way to make the eyelids go up and down like in the first spiderman movie.
i hope to find a way to create the helmet and entire cosplay for comic con one day but i dont have a 3d Printer
Cheap sunglasses that are already tinted for the eyes also great helmet mate
man, how have I missed these videos
Love the helmet, Im not normally to interested in helmets but this one’s amazing you should do the full suit. That’s something ild want to print.
I really want to do this
It look like so much fun
Do the Iron Goblin!
I am hoping to do my own goblin helmet in the future (rocketeer is my current endeavor) and this paint job is the ideal for me. Love how these two colors work together over the black gloss. I prefer the matte finish myself but yours turned out great! Definitely keeping this in mind for the future.
Dude, all of your content is amazing. Keep it coming. Seeing as how you're a huge fan of Ironman, one can safely assume you like transformers as well. Well, if you do, within the next week or so, I'll be posting up a video of a mash-up I did. I won't be finished (paint, lighting, etc.) but the helmet itself will be done. I thought you might like it.
Love all of the info you provide. I'm looking to get back into costume making and I really want a decent printer with a good size table. What would you recomend?
candy paint for the lences maybe work buy ned clear coat or gona lok not clear
Could you print the lens pieces with a clear resin that is tinted using one of those cymk tint kits, then put the chrome-tinted plastic behind it maybe?
Probably but it wouldnt nearly as clear
@@FranklyBuilt Have you seen the Monocure 3d crystal clear? that stuff is nearly glass! Here is a example I found on the youtubes - ruclips.net/video/AY3SSYRHbQs/видео.html&ab_channel=3DADDICT
Great content as always mate!
First bro looking good even I haven’t even watched the vid
I just wish they eye lenses could go back like in the Sam Raimi movie. Although it’s very well made.
You are just amazing🤩
Keep up the good work
I built my own vacuformer from a $20 space heater and various sizes of 1-by lumber (1x2, 1x3, 1x4) and use my shop vac to run it. MUCH less than $1000.
"Can frankly build come out to play...🎃"
I actually think the free version of the helmet is actually more screen accurate they should slice that file
you are the best you do creativity the 3d printer
Love this format of video. Very well done. 👍👍
I wish I could make that but I have a REALLY small plane to work with and dont have enough time to figure out the cuts.
Plus I dont want to spend to much money
I noticed the mk85 cutout in the back is wondering if that is to cover up starboost or just to fill the space while it is being painted.
Cover space hahaha
do you making the iron goblin armor build ?