Painting my Red Hood Helmet

This video is less of a tutorial and more of a documentation of my process of painting this helmet. Hope you enjoy!
Red Hood Chest Armor Pattern:
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Mask itself:
www.etsy.com/l...
MaskCraftPskov's shop:
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LED eyes:
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My Instagram:
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[@Red_devil_665]

Great video! Can't wait to finish mine! You make it look so easy

[@GForceatWSI]

Awesome bro! The dots on the "eyes" ends up adding a really cool effect, like 10:10. Looks like a digital display or something, like on other batman-related cosplays I've seen.

[@ahmetmurdock]

Great tutorial thanks a lot ❤

[@BriBriTheGuy]

Great stuff as always dude. I'm working on a couple project builds myself, and this just gives me lots of inspiration. Can't wait to see your whole costume together.

[@Mercwithamouth616]

this looks better than TITANS

[@Mark-rv3rx]

what tool or what can i buy for 1 the magnets and what made the hole for the magnets

[@kingspade461]

What was the red paint in the video?
Never mind after slowing it down 0.25x speed I was able to tell that it was Rusteuleom Ultra 2x Gloss Colonial Red

[@theosalam1458]

I was curious i brand new to all of this can weather with any kind of spray paint. For my first attempt I project enamel spray paint, I wanted to keep it simple for my first try and it looks good so far, but I wanted to give that ago. The black wash, can I buy that as one project, or do have to mix to make it and how do i do that.

[@theosalam1458]

The product you use for weathering, I am new to all of this, do you have link of wear i could get it?

[@Hikuro2pnt0]

You can go to any local craft or modeling store that says Acrylic paint. There are multiple ways of doing this method. 1) Just apply the acrylic paint with a brush and wipe away with the paper towel like he did. 2) Apply again with a brush then use a dampened paper towel that has 70-90% isopropyl alcohol and give it a gentle scrub. Or 3) Take a solo or plastic cup with luke warm water and dish soap, add your acrylic paint, dip your brush in and apply a wet coat on your helmet. Then with a rattle can of black paint, gently from a slight distance of about 12 inches give a misting spray on your helmet. Then with a paper towel dampened with alcohol wipe away the wet application.
The 3rd method will cause a slight reaction to the enamel or lacquer paint to not set evenly creating a really interesting and random dirty pattern.

[@flameon515]

Do I have to put the LED strips on the eyes? If I put them above the eyes wouldn't it still look as if the eyes are lit? Help me out brother.

[@digitalmedia8847]

Do you have the link for where you got the magnets from? If so can I have it

[@zanderplautz2546]

What Dremel bit does he use

[@StridingLuna]

Hey what material is the helmet made out of?

[@t-rex2270]

Respect you sir

[@scottyclassifiedcustoms2079]

What red u use?

[@emilianohernandez2746]

Amazing dude, but first of all who did you do the helmet?

[@sandragon2714]

Great job! Especially the weathering. What shade red did you use?

[@DannykeithBHD]

What material did you use?

[@ronintheyorky4426]

How long did it take u to get yours

[@cwlbuilds]

From what I remember 1-2 months

[@ethanmckernan2773]

Is this helmet made of ABS plastic or resin?

[@cwlbuilds]

Its resin cast!

[@JackSparrow-mu2hm]

Super...

[@wolfgamingchanneldj7506]

🔥🔥🔥😯

[@Atibone]

This isn't metalic red, is it?