easy print works well couple things to note the supports printed in the threads were a lot to get out so i used a wire brush which made it a lot easier i ended up epoxying a bit into the cog. probably my fault going to fast but the bit ended up making the hex a circle and wouldnt hold the bit. you also need to regulate the drill speed because if you go to fast the filament collects more on one side def what i needed to transfer all my filament from cardboard to plastic. i ended up printing in ASA over ABS

My Son loves the blowgun. Not reading the description I ended up printing the tubes for the p1S and the A1 mini. I will note the A1 tube would get the projectile stuck inside which didn't happen with the p1s version but bonus blowgun for a friend. I did allow my son to hit me with a projectile and if you use the printed ones its safe to blow at people. Just no poking any eyes out Ralphie.

Great Helmet and easy to assemble. I used a green visor insert from Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0179SZV2M?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_fed_asin_title&th=1 Fit size 3 head no problem as is. Metroid was one of my favorite games growing up and this is a great addition to my helmet wall .

awesome helmet. long print but I love its one piece. . I did have a power issues in the middle of the helmet and the printer started again with no issues.

good stand. I needed to clean up the base a bit with sanding but the rest was great and worked perfect. In fact this is a fantastic print to use for painting your helmets. I printed one specifically for painting as it keeps the helmet off the table and makes it portable before it dries

printed with no issues. Love that you dont need to paint it. I will try to add motorized eyes to it in the future.

Definitely print before the helmet. Amazing option most helmets should have even though you can probably cut your own in bambu studio. I printed and tested 2-3 times before i found my perfect upscale and the helmet was sized perfect

beautiful print. I found the head 3 to be fairly snug and needed to heat and widen the jawline. You may want to upscale another 2% or so. Printed flawlessly. I made this twice. Once accidentally as the mini and I wasnt fond of all the connection lines so I reprinted and looked amazing

great eyes for general use. I used the eyes as templates to cut tinted acrylic lenses for the helmet and used a heat gun to mold around them.

came out perfect. even the little dimples near the rim of the helmet was perfect to drill or burn out for the strap. I got this strap on amazon: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01AUQNTD8?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_fed_asin_title painted in navy blue and hand painted the white acrylic.

Amazing design. No real layer lines so didnt need to paint other than the skull cap. added green Cosplay led eyes and a green cowl to the mask and it came out amazing. wired in a rf remote as well so i can turn on and off the eyes and dim as needed

Cute design and easy print. saved $10.00 from buying on amazon. I thought maybe they would slide around on the toilet tank but it stands very well.

Excellent print. only issues was the ribbed insert that fits over the handle. That was fairly tight and I needed too reprint once. I also recommend printing the bottom caps with the clips at 100% or close as they tend to snap off

great head size. Using as model for mask and helmet display