Qimir The Stranger Helmet Star Wars The Acolyte 3D print model

Here we have the controversial helmet of enigmatic sith character from The Acolyte, first know as 'The Stranger' and later revealed as 'Qimir'.

The texturing and details of this helmet took us six months to get right! Every scratch, indentation, battle damage and weld line has been meticulously replicated to be as accurate as possible.

The helmet comes in 2 main parts; The upper helmet with shroud and the lower jaw, and then the teeth and chin being separated into 7 individual parts with male/female glue points.

The helmet has been designed to have the jaw fitted with 10mm x 2mm cylindrical neodymium magnets (X6) so that you can scale the helmet smaller when printing, put the top on first and then the jaw after for a more authentic fit.

If your head fits by putting the whole thing on at once then we've also included a 3D model to replicate the magnets joined together (10mm x 4mm cylinders) to use as an alternative fixture of more permanent male/female glue points.

The upper helmet also comes in a split version of dome, front and shroud following the seam line for smaller print beds.

Actual Parts included in this kit are:

• Chin Acc• Jaw• Teeth Bottom Central• Teeth Top Central•10x4 cylinder (To replace magnets as glue points)• Teeth Bottom Left• Teeth Bottom Right• Teeth Top Left• Teeth Top Right• Whole Helmet• Whole Top

We are very proud of this helmet!

Also available is a highly accurate model of Qimirs Gauntlet and the 'X' for the back of his costume.

Please use for Personal Printing Only.

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LEGAL

• This is not an official licensed product and is considered ‘Fan Art’. The copyright of this product does not belong to the seller.

• CC License. Commercial selling or modification is not permitted unless express permission has been granted by Jedha Workshop. Please only use for personal printing.