New and improved version (with Beskar armor):

"Is that real Beskar?"

I'm honored that you picked my file to print. :) Beautiful job, and great build video! I just uploaded a new Mandalorian rifle build video on my channel, but next on my to do list is to make a more accurate helmet now that there's plenty of reference available. Woohoo!!! :) Thanks again, and really great work on the build. btw- LOVE the idea of the welding helmet visor.

Great instructions....now I just need a 3D printer...

I've seen a million and a half prop/helmet building videos but I've never seen yours! Consider this my apology and my subscription!

This is probably my favorite The Mandalorian helmet that I've seen so far!!! The weathering is fantastic, I usually see some that come out kinda..painty-ish looking..but yours look like legit weathering!!! This is awesome!

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Such a great video! Loving all of the post processing work you put into this! Rob Pauza did an amazing job on the design as well! Thanks for sharing!

Smart move with the removable visor. Great build!

Wood filler tip is CLUTCH. I'm Canadian and it's way too cold in the winter months to be able to do effective priming outside...been struggling to figure out what to do about it and now I know: wood filler is the answer! Thank you!!

Nice job! Really like how you handled connecting the visor. I'm a big fan of chicago screws!

This is awesome! I've been looking for a good base for this helmet, and I think I found it! Thank you!

Currently making this. 6 of 8 peices have been printed. Looking forward to the finished product. Thanks for the link to the files as well as the step by step post process. Cheers.

I had a couple helmets come out with the same texture on the surface. if you add another wall layer to your print settings it will come out smoother. also filler primer will help with filling in print lines so you have less work by hand. good video. thanks

Beautiful job! The paint job is perfect!

Nice job! When I have the extra funds, I'm definitely printing one for myself. One thing, for both you and Rob Pauza, to consider is increasing the wall thickness on the dome. The infill lines caught my attention, especially after the shine of the Rub-n-Buff. But, in spite of that, kudos on a great build and thanks for the inspiration (and link) to build one of my own. :)

Thank you for this step by step guide. Your solution for the visor installation is perfect. I have been putting off the install until I could come up with something better than hot glue and this is it!!! Well Done :)

Great project! thanks for sharing the helmet build and tips/tricks along the way. I'm going to try this one out as well :)

thank you so much for this! As someone just starting out in prop making, the step by step was wonderful! thank you again!

Superb walkthrough. Thank you for sharing your talent and experience with us. This is going to be VERY useful for me!