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Halloween is about costumes, right? So what if… our costume has a costume? 😅

I stumbled across this awesome concept art from Giorgio Baroni of a WW2 Boba Fett armor, and I absolutely loved it. So yes… I’m making the rest as well — with a little bit of my own spin!

I tweaked the helmet design to lean more into that WW2 style, which (in my opinion) just looks better. On top of that, I’ve added two faceplate options: one smooth, and one more aggressive, so you can pick your favorite look.

As always, I made sure to include both big parts as full pieces and split-down versions for smaller printers. For extra customization, you’ll also be able to add/remove the classic Boba cheek detail, or even drop in a grid/mesh for the back vent interior.

Hope you guys like it! And since it’s Halloween season — if you’ve got more silly or spooky crossover costume ideas, throw them my way :D

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Martyn Reid

How can I download this? Can't see the usual link 😕

F3rk3S

Hey Marco, what is the size for this helmet? I added all into the slicer but it seams this time it is a bit smaller then other helmets in 100% scale. Would be helpful to get a bade head size so i know the scale.

Marko Makaj

Still made at 585mm circumference as all my other helmets, only diference is there is more room for ears inside so it may be a bit narrow on th other bžparts, but still 585 mm circumference :);

James C

Prepping for paint. If you do those stencils, 100% everything in my house will be getting tagged 😆😆 Is there a simple way to do the visor flat for a cutout stencil? I'm thinking someone could trace it on clear plexiglass before cutting, bending, then tinting.

Oliver Ward

Hi, I was just wondering if there were any connecter dowels for the dome of the helmet at all? Im not too sure how to design ones to fit the holes