blackfoot11
21 years ago
i painted this helmet for a friend who, like seth gekko, races snowmobiles. he's required to have an orange helmet, so a house of kolor florescent orange coating was applied, and he wanted something "crazy" on it.

multiple layers of candy's, and opaque basecoats were used, with both airbrush, and paint brush to get thses effects.

oh, the fun of it.

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wvwa34
21 years ago
Xcellent work!!!! Too damn kool!!!!
tank71663
21 years ago
already printed out the pix to show that buddy of mine who needs a helmet painted...


TANK
Mrs.Tank
BuckyB93
21 years ago
Lance, you're one talented MOFO. As they say in these parts, "That's wicked cool." As the say in your parts, "Ufda!"
bloody spaniard
21 years ago
I've never seen ANYTHING like that.
Amazing!

The cable company has no clue as to whom they've hired.

RDC
  • RDC
  • Herf-A-Holic
21 years ago
looks great. I am curious how you did the pcb. Is it a photograph or did you project an image on the helmet and then paint it?
EI
  • EI
  • Herf-A-Holic
21 years ago
great work blacky... cant wait till this winter when i can send ya my fairing for some work
llehrjjett
21 years ago
so theres really no diodes in helment WF COOL if you dont do this as a job you should
John hay Cigars
21 years ago
Totally awesome. Great idea!!!!The Mr Roboto look.
blackfoot11
21 years ago
thanx guys.

i have never used a projector, but wanna try 1 some day. i took a cb from a digital rx and add libbed. the resistors weren't there, but i thought they gave it a cool look, and most people have seen them in something or other, and could relate.

i have a shop, and work it at my liesure. used to do it full time, but after a couple yrs, took a job with benifiets, ya know, health ins. its a good thing too, cause we needed the good insurance.

if you guys ain't sick of these yet, i'll post more in the future.
TrannyMk
21 years ago
Keep um coming Blacky. Absolutely awesome!!!
tpottiger
21 years ago
Cool...

Now I wanna see one with BRAINS coming out of it...


(Yeah, I know, I am sick. That is what 20+ years of responding to accidents and fires does to ya...)
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