so he makes it out of cheese first

3d modelling and 3d printers makes the process so much easier now. That's not to say the old way is any less valuable, I think it takes great skill to do it by hand.

Now that we know how the helmets are made, 199 pounds seems to be a little overpriced IMO.

Correct me if I'm wrong, but wasn't Ainsworth just the dude with the vacuum mold former, and the dude who pulled the formed pieces from the molds, which were made by Liz Moore?

Bob Ross of starwars.

Not gonna lie, this video was my ASMR before there was ASMR. I used to put this video on to relax and fall asleep back in middle school.

Do you think Lucas Films is going to come kissing at your feet to produce more armors for Episode 7/8/9 and grant you rights to the US again now that Disney is in charge? I hope so...

Step 1: put some plasticine on a bowl Step 2: SCULPT A GODDAMNED STORMTROOPER HELMET

Is that cheese?

Allow me to explain, here we see a very common specie of people called: "Forever-Alonepiens", they have a a very special and distinctive habit of replying to their own comments.

Mmmm cheese from Cincinnati style chili at

That. Was. Fascinating! Seriously, the amount of skill it must have taken to get a model that accurate is totally amazing. Favouriting this.

This video gives me a sense of calmness everytime I watched it. Great job!

Fascinating. I didn't realise they were so flimsy.

Combining the artistry and technical skill to achieve that way back in 76 is breath taking! Quite rightly the UK has a relatively short period of copyright for industrial design so creators like yourself can begin to receive some much deserved credit! Put it this way, that outfit certainly didn't look like one of the most iconic costumes of all time in the concept drawings! Thanks for the videos and info!

Kids if you want to fuck around with glass fiber and powder aluminium you want to wear a mask and gloves.

When i was really young, i used to use this video as ASMR. Before I even knew what ASMR was

I swear i thought this was some false advertising video, because at the beginning i thought you were cutting up some really hard ass cheese.

Fantastically amazing. Cheers. You're the heroes of the film.

Good to see someone who still sculpts the old things :)