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Looks sick! Waiting for it to be complete

Remarkable. Keep it up!

Cool shit

This is a good call for you to have your own website where you post updates there (you can then pass the links on to communities like Lsrcr, etc) - I know I'd definitely want to be kept up to speed

Project seems to be cool.
But it would be better if you sell it. As you are spending your money and time so it should be useful or gift it to someone's whose special to you.

Rally3 wrote:

Cool shit

This is a good call for you to have your own website where you post updates there (you can then pass the links on to communities like Lsrcr, etc) - I know I'd definitely want to be kept up to speed

I have a website already (some know of it I guess?), and I once wrote a blog system...
There's not a lot of people outside of Lsrcr that I could/would share this with, the demand is simply too low to dedicate a website (even Wordpress) to it in my eyes.

I will certainly keep posting updates here, as there's a LOT of positive replies on the topic, which I am extremely happy to see
You can expect the next update to be posted in 3 hours max, I have done some parts worthy to post of by then.

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Ducati. wrote:

Project seems to be cool.
But it would be better if you sell it. As you are spending your money and time so it should be useful or gift it to someone's whose special to you.

Ever since I know about the MCU I've been quite a large fan of it, having a full-size Iron Man helmet would be an amazing piece to have somewhere on display in my house. You don't always have to earn money with making something
It's not like I'll finish the project, show it to everyone, and then throw it into a box in the attic.

Update 2: Face & Ears
After the Jaw was completed, I started printing the earpieces, these were really simple to print and didn't take long with a print time of 5 hours and 12 minutes for both.
The faceplate, was next and turned out really neat, I printed the top part overnight, which took 12 hours and 40 minutes. And the bottom part during the day, which took 13 hours and 23 minutes.
For the night, I will be printing the backplate, that way I can start another print before I leave for work tomorrow morning.

Pictures:

Robin wrote:

Update 2: Face & Ears
After the Jaw was completed, I started printing the earpieces, these were really simple to print and didn't take long with a print time of 5 hours and 12 minutes for both.
The faceplate, was next and turned out really neat, I printed the top part overnight, which took 12 hours and 40 minutes. And the bottom part during the day, which took 13 hours and 23 minutes.
For the night, I will be printing the backplate, that way I can start another print before I leave for work tomorrow morning.

Pictures:

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Good effort and perfect result. Well done man!

Nice work!
Yes, Don't sell it. Keep everything you create. It'll help you track your progression + keep you motivated to do more.
Once you become good at it, Perhaps it's okay to sell. Just my opinion.

Ps: Why not post a video of printing

Nice work!