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Halo Hayabusa Helmet

Halo Hayabusa Helmet
before you start your helmet you must go downlaod a program called pepakura .. 
this program is completely free to download so you don't have to worry about spending money on it.

link:  http://www.tamasoft.co.jp/pepakura-en/

there are two different forms of the program pepakura...
pepakura designer and pepakura viewer. The difference is that pepakura viewer is used to view files that you've downloaded from other websites, and designer lets you design you're own 3d models. You will only need pepakura viewer for this project.

 
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You will need:

pepakura viewer 
Bondo 
fiberglass resin
facemask
cardstock paper
x-acto knife
craft glue
latex gloves
brush
spray paint(colors of your choice)
masking tape
old magazine or cutting board
sandpaper

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