These files, while nice looking, are not completely accurate comparing to the 501st CRL images, in small and easy to miss ways. The dome is cut into pieces in a rather unintuitive way, slicing straight through the middle of details. The face is broken up in a more intuitive way but is not easy to assemble in these pieces. There are no alignment pins to help with assembly despite the description saying so. Also be aware that at 100% scale this helmet was way too big for my large head, so make sure you take measurements and scale appropriately the first time you print it. Eighty percent got it to a more reasonably scale. Overall a nice model but requires some work to be easy to assemble as well as getting approved for 501st if that is your goal.

very quick and easy too down load, thank you

I've finally put together one as a test just to see how it all goes together, and how it will look. It's amazing! So now I have to do another one for real. With the way this was modeled, it makes painting soooo much easier without having to tape off so many areas. Can't wait to finish a good one now!

Based on my interactions with the seller, the files you receive may have been updated/improved. Here is my experience: There is additional work that needs to be done with these files that aren't disclosed in the description. The scaling is very small. You will need to scale up 7500% to get a helmet that is to scale. Files for the right half of the mask are also not included. Instead you will need to mirror those parts when you print. None of these are dealbreakers, but this wasn't a free file from Thingiverse. If I pay $35 for the file I should expect that additional work on the end-user would be disclosed in the description. Moreover, if I pay $35 for a file I shouldn't have to do additional work to make it printable. In the end the seller worked to make it right.

Excellent detailed models