I built up the inner mandibles with epoxy putty and countersunk some 4mm nuts in the putty for the visor.
Bought this on E-Bay. It's apparently a master helmet, a bit thin I thought, not done too well but it was better than starting from scratch.
After cleaning up all the excess, maybe too much cleaning. Initially I was going to use the inner harness from a combat helmet.
I did some reinforcing with foamex and epoxy putty (awesome stuff!) and went with a construction helmet inner.
I built up the inner mandibles with epoxy putty and countersunk some 4mm nuts in the putty for the visor.
After building and reinforcing the inside I added a coat of white plastic primer. Was tempted to leave it white...:)
I added a space for a voice changer, a mount for a battery and a slot for a small speaker. The slots for the helmet harness are pieces of the original construction helmet that where cut out and stuck on the inside, with a lot of measuring, glueing, pulling apart, measuring, re-glueing, glueing my hair to the helmet harness, just to get it fitting perfectly.
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I built up the inner mandibles with epoxy putty and countersunk some 4mm nuts in the putty for the visor.

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