MikeKing2008 shares:
I tried printing the original version of this helmet, but the jigsaw puzzle assembly was cut strangely with open surfaces. This was too difficult to print and was a nightmare during assembly. The pieces didn’t fit well so I did a remix of the full helmet.
I took the full build and sliced it into rings. These printed better without lifting and assembled easier. Also added 2 missing pins for the antenna hinge from the original make. I printed the model at 95% of the original scaling for better fitment. (I wear a size large motorcycle helmet).
Recommended print scaling of STL files:
-Main Helmet p1-5: 9.5%
-Pins (hinge and limiter): 100%
-All other accessories: 95%
You may want to scale differently, but recommend staying 10:1 accessories to main helmet.
download the files on: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5250429
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