[New Files!] The Jango Fett Helmet and Armor have been added to the February Specialist rewards!
How about a full armor set to kick off the weekend! Jango has been a set I've wanted to do for so dang long and finally - we're here! Both the helmet and armor are packed with features, movie accurate, and designed for cosplay!
The helmet files include:
- Assembled, Casting, and Solid versions
- Bambu Studio Project and GCODE files
- Variants with and without the visor ridge and template system
- Pre-separated into 10 keyed and interlocking parts
- Rangefinder capable of moving and locking in the downward or upward position, just raise and rotate
- Designed to fit on a 256mm cubed build volume without splitting
- Sizing slice to help with helmet scaling - default scaled to fit a 24.5" circumference head
- Dented helmet dome variant
The armor files include:
- Pre-separated into 21 main armor parts
- Gauntlets are pre-separated into 27 total parts for ease of printing and finishing
- Includes both the Kamino and Arena jetpack styles
- Default scaled for someone 6' tall 200lbs
- Pre-cut parts for smaller printers
- Boba Fett alternate parts
Hope you all enjoy and have some warm propmaking weather this weekend!
- Aaron
Comments (26)
are we to just use the Boba Fett jetpack back for both jetpacks???
So honestly its been many months since i saw something i wanted to print, I could use these Jango shins on my kit so I log in to start the project...... How the heck do i get to the files?! Mini factory? emails? links? patreon? everything just takes me to this post about "new files" where are the files? Lots of cool spinning images, no STL files. I know once Im told how to access it then ill feel stupid but generally part of shops is making the process intuitive IMO. Love yall but please, I miss the good ole email links, even mini factory is decent once you understand it.
The standard files should be in a state where they are usable to a average sized human, I should not have to check every file to see if its wildly off the mark, as said before why do you not check the files using the NEW software you are trying to sell before posting them?, the assembled version does not have the range finder attached and assembled its a separate part, I have loads of helmets where they are assembled helmets and the (separate range finder moves on the helmet).
I have messaged you directly before about scaling issues with other sets, where you could not scale the parts to a useable size to fit a normal human, you said the same and then did not bother to reply to me after that, I know that things need scaling depending on the person but you are the only patreon I belong to where the parts a lot of the time are well off the standard fitting mark I am not a odd sized person I am average sized, I am not having a go at you but its now to a point where I expect a little more from my subscription esp when the patron is making a modelling scaling program that they are going to be charging for, How about try the armour in said program before you send out the files?, why does the range finder not move in the assembled version?, that makes no sense to me if it does in the split one, most people now have large enough printers to print in a single part, this is meant as constructive feedback, so please take it that way typed messages always come across in the way they are interpreted which isn't always how they are meant to be.
FormFitter should solve all the problems you have with the default scaled files. As I've said before we use the same mannequins for modeling as we always have. As to why the assembled version doesn't move well, because it's assembled. Moving parts on a single mesh object is possible but it's very specialized and situational. Assembled versions are mostly useful as reference for where all the parts go but we are trying to include more useful assembled versions without accessories for large printers.
bit disappointed with this set, the file sizes yet again are all over the place, the knees would not fit a 10 year old when printed out standard size, all of the armour the walls are really thick which is not needed, the helmet is massive as the standard size and the range finder is just a fixed item and doesn't move up or down, you are making a armour fitting program how come when you keep putting up armour sets I/WE have to scale and check each model just to make sure it would even fit a average sized person , I know parts need scaling as people are different sizes but these files are all over the place and just look rushed to me.
Not really sure this is constructive feedback. You're always going to need to do some scaling and this armor was modeled off the same mannequin as sets before it. The helmet is comparable to other Mando helmets we've done and the rangefinder does in fact move if you print the pre-separated version.
Awesome! I've wanted to do this outfit for a long time! Thanks guys!
Amazing! Thank you Guys! I’ve been waiting for this one!
Epic! Whats the connection method for the jetpack?
I know this is a random request but by any chance is would you ever do knight of the seven kingdom helmets ? Some of the helmets are amazing
Yes! I love the vibe and definitely want to do some
Oh wow, I was just saying the other day I'd love a set of Jango armor....this is so wizard
Super excited for this!!
Will there be a helmet version with the boba dent in the future?
There already is
YESSS IVE BEEN HOPING FOR THIS SET TO DROP
On my birthday!!!!! Thanks guys!!!!
Happy birthday!
Ohhh yesss, baby, I've been waiting for this one for awhile now <3
AWESOME, I signed up for Star Wars files.
Just when I tried to get away from printing Star Wars helmets, you pull me right back in.
Huge GW W right there
Holy shit!
Oh my God yes
YAAAAASSS!!!