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The vacuum helmet is almost completed.

Incomplete kits require you to assemble the upper arm, lower arm, thigh, calf and armor. You can use glue.

The helmet is not included in the armor kits.

The armor kit does not include a belt, but if you only need a belt, you can leave a note for it and I can give you a belt with a length of 110cm

After 7 rounds of mold making, the vacuum helmet is almost completed.

Hello, I have already listed them in the store. I will apply for a list of suppliers later.

The completed product of the forearm, the missile is made of aluminum alloy material.

The details of the armor back have been completed, and the vacuum detonator has been completed. The production of vacuum armor has begun.

The vacuum test of the calf armor mold has been completed, and it runs very well. The new details are very similar to the prop photos at the exhibition. The triangular cover has been separated, which is similar in structure to the original prop. I tried to insert my foot directly, but it was difficult. My shoe size is European size 45, and I will make a separate structure for the triangular cover.

I have finished the mold for the leg today, and I will start vacuum testing and installation tomorrow.

The digital repair mold for the calf has been completed, and I have added details about the exhibition props at the bottom.

The repair of the arm's grinding tool is completed and waiting for production.

This is a composite ribbed fabric with a thickness of 5mm. I added Velcro to it and it perfectly blends with the leg armor.

I am conducting vacuum mold testing for helmets, assembling them simply. I use ABS vacuum to make the outer shell of the helmet and use resin to create details. It looks good, but it still needs some optimization.

These are today's vacuum work.

The digital repair of the chest and back armor has been completed.

OII repair completed, it will be made of resin material.

These are the attachments of the thighs, and their performance is also good.

This is a vacuum test for the thighs and buttocks. I think it looks pretty good.

The fifth version of the helmet mold has been completed and is ready for production. I hope it can be successful this time 😄

Some molds are ready, I will conduct some vacuum tests tomorrow. This is a comparison between the old mold and the new mold.

The arm mold has been completed and is currently being produced.

This is the front mold for the waist, which took me 9 hours to rebuild. The sudden drop in temperature caused the failure of thigh mold printing, and it needs to continue to work hard.

I used a 2mm ABS vacuum for it, and I added a gas storage tank to my vacuum pump to enhance its power. It looks pretty good and is almost identical to the original statue. I will be working on the molds for the shoulders and waist tomorrow.

I have already made the molds for the crotch and buttocks, the white one is the new mold, and the gray one is the old mold made based on the sideshow statue.