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Step 2Mega Man's Helmet (Cut/Shape Frisbee)
Tools:
Hot Glue Gun
Heavy Duty Scissors
Marker
Materials:
Bike Helmet
Frisbee
Hot Glue Sticks
The ear and back extensions were done with a frisbee we had laying around. I choose the frisbee since it was rather sturdy, yet flexible plastic. I laid the frisbee up against the back of the helmet to try and get a rough idea of where it needed to be cut. Marked with Sharpie, cut with heavy duty scissors. I ended up with enough left over to do the two ear covers.
The helmet has enough space between the hard platic shell and the hard foam that the cut frisbee could fit into it.
I slide the pieces in and hot glued the frisbee pieces together (after alot of trial and error shaping steps). I didn't glue it to the helmet since I wanted to reuse it later, plus the foam/plastic of the helmet was a pretty tight fit.
Hot Glue Gun
Heavy Duty Scissors
Marker
Materials:
Bike Helmet
Frisbee
Hot Glue Sticks
The ear and back extensions were done with a frisbee we had laying around. I choose the frisbee since it was rather sturdy, yet flexible plastic. I laid the frisbee up against the back of the helmet to try and get a rough idea of where it needed to be cut. Marked with Sharpie, cut with heavy duty scissors. I ended up with enough left over to do the two ear covers.
The helmet has enough space between the hard platic shell and the hard foam that the cut frisbee could fit into it.
I slide the pieces in and hot glued the frisbee pieces together (after alot of trial and error shaping steps). I didn't glue it to the helmet since I wanted to reuse it later, plus the foam/plastic of the helmet was a pretty tight fit.
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