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THIS IS A DEMO VEION, YOU CAN FIND THE FULL VEION AT
aguilarworkshop.com/product-page/grenadier-helmet
OR READ MORE ABOUT IT HERE
aguilarworkshop.com/post/grenadier-helmet
Major Features*The following description was pulled from the full Grenadier post on my website which features doze of pictures and recounts my own build process and more clearly shows off all the features for this helmet, it can be found at aguilarworkshop.com/post/grenadier-helmet
Unique, Easy-To-Assemble Design.This helmet was designed to fit together like a 3D puzzle. This model was originally comprised of 40 pieces, but now accomodates over 80! (Parts that can be mirrored are included as singular models w/ itructio to reduce file size). All of the large major pieces are designed to snugly fit together utilizing aligment pegs that allow for the helmet to be securely assembled/dissembled without the need for screws/glue. Some of the smaller accent pieces require glue to place in their slots, but outside of that, this helmet is printable in such a way that a vast majority of the pieces do not require glue to assemble, this eures that there are no ugly seams to hideand away. Below you can see two pictures, both show how the helmet slides together one piece into another. The fit picture show how all the "central" pieces slide together from the front.
The second photo shows that all the "side" pieces slide in from the sides and lock all the rest of the "central" pieces in place.
The optimal order to assemble the helmet can be found in the video at the beginning of this post.
Helmet CustomizationThis model features the most customization of any of my helmets. The model features 4 separate attachments that can added and removed at will. All attachments as well as their attachment features in the main helmet can be mirrored to be attachable to either side of the helmet.
Additionally, there has been a massive functionality update that includes ventilation systems, lighting systems, and speaker systems.
UAThe helmet comes with a stock veion of the overhead visor and one that accommodates the UA attachment. There are additional veio that accommodate overhead fa for cooling/venting, but I will talk about that in a later section.
The overhead visor is able to swapped out on the fly as it slides in from the side and is locked into place by two, printable, hex-key compatible screws.
HULThe HUL attachment comes in an easy-to-print 2 part assembly. The front plate and back body are printed separately and attached via 4 small alignment pegs. This allows for printing both pieces without supports.
HUL[3]While the HUL[3] attachment is not available for the Grenadier helmet in-game, I thought that there was no need to limit this model (plus I had recently modeled it for my Commando Helmet which you should absolutely check out). The attachment features a multi-part, sleeved design that locks together using iert-able antennas in the back.
CNMThe CNM attachment also features a multi-part, glueless design that only requires a small drop of glue to attach side button.
Functionality UpdateI've never included space specifically dedicated to internal electronics and would supply them on a case by case basis when requested. That all changed this past week when I decided that with all the many features I have added to the Grenadier for private requests, it was time to release an updated veion of the helmet.
Removable Chip Iert
It was brought to my attention that the Reach veion of the helmet does not feature the AI chip iertion feature like the Halo 5 veion does. I included two seperate veio of the large main cap and the top of the neck to allow othe to make a choice as to what veion of the helmet they want.
Ventilation SystemThe newest feature, and the one I am most excited about, is the added ventilation system. The side plates and cheek plates now feature a square slot to fit hobby duct fa. This slot is connect via duct to the front of the helmet, where there are several optio for small printable vent cove. The slot is a 52 mm square, so it should be able to fit 50mmx50mmx15mm duct fa with ease.
Here are some pics of the two printable vent cove.
Additionally ventilation was added to the top of the helmet and is only usable with the UA attachment. The slot is a 42mm square and should plenty of room to attach a 40mm hobby fan.
Forward Lighting AccommodationDirectly underneath the side duct ventilation is a separate channel and casing to accommodate various lighting fixtures of your choosing
Integrated Sound SystemEach ear piece comes with a circular hole to easily iert 40mm hobby speake. The hole is 42mm wide and features a large bottom square feature to allow for wires to easily pass through.
Visor Iert FeaturesThe iide of the helmet features Guides to hold the visor in place. While the visor can sit on these alone I would recommend a low strength glue or tape to help fasten hit while still allowing you to remove the visor.
Sizing RingModel includes a sizing ring to help you scale the helmet to fit over your head. Sizing ring is equal to the size of the throat of the helmet so make it so you can fit your whole head through without slicing your ea off. In my case, I was able to print the whole helmet at 93% scale, which saved plenty of time and made for a better fitting helmet.
Multiple Visor optio.This model includes a full kit to help you make a mold capable of casting a resin visor. A resin visor in and of itself will have some reflective properties while more importantly allow you to make the visor see-through and a color of your choice. It also allows for more complex geometries than vacuum forming and makes for a sturdier visor. I went with a simpler mold shell design without an alignment baseplate for this design. The visor and mold shell sheathe together, so just eure that the visor plug is not touching any of the walls before pouring in the molding agent. As usual, I recommend glueing the two pieces to a flat piece of cardboard. The mold shell is designed to be able to flip over and stand flat when pouring in Resin to eure the top does not leak or pour resin.
Visor Resin Volume: 192 mL
Visor Rubber Mold Volume: 621 mL
You can find a more detailed explanation of the resin casting process in my "Builds" section.
This visor also comes with something I've never added before, a visor buck.
This will allow people who prefer a vacuum formed visor to do so.
Smooth Ergonomic InteriorThis helmet has a large smooth internal cavity that makes for a very comfortable feel. Adding padding takes it to the next level.
aguilarworkshop.com/product-page/grenadier-helmet
OR READ MORE ABOUT IT HERE
aguilarworkshop.com/post/grenadier-helmet
Major Features*The following description was pulled from the full Grenadier post on my website which features doze of pictures and recounts my own build process and more clearly shows off all the features for this helmet, it can be found at aguilarworkshop.com/post/grenadier-helmet
Unique, Easy-To-Assemble Design.This helmet was designed to fit together like a 3D puzzle. This model was originally comprised of 40 pieces, but now accomodates over 80! (Parts that can be mirrored are included as singular models w/ itructio to reduce file size). All of the large major pieces are designed to snugly fit together utilizing aligment pegs that allow for the helmet to be securely assembled/dissembled without the need for screws/glue. Some of the smaller accent pieces require glue to place in their slots, but outside of that, this helmet is printable in such a way that a vast majority of the pieces do not require glue to assemble, this eures that there are no ugly seams to hideand away. Below you can see two pictures, both show how the helmet slides together one piece into another. The fit picture show how all the "central" pieces slide together from the front.
The second photo shows that all the "side" pieces slide in from the sides and lock all the rest of the "central" pieces in place.
The optimal order to assemble the helmet can be found in the video at the beginning of this post.
Helmet CustomizationThis model features the most customization of any of my helmets. The model features 4 separate attachments that can added and removed at will. All attachments as well as their attachment features in the main helmet can be mirrored to be attachable to either side of the helmet.
Additionally, there has been a massive functionality update that includes ventilation systems, lighting systems, and speaker systems.
UAThe helmet comes with a stock veion of the overhead visor and one that accommodates the UA attachment. There are additional veio that accommodate overhead fa for cooling/venting, but I will talk about that in a later section.
The overhead visor is able to swapped out on the fly as it slides in from the side and is locked into place by two, printable, hex-key compatible screws.
HULThe HUL attachment comes in an easy-to-print 2 part assembly. The front plate and back body are printed separately and attached via 4 small alignment pegs. This allows for printing both pieces without supports.
HUL[3]While the HUL[3] attachment is not available for the Grenadier helmet in-game, I thought that there was no need to limit this model (plus I had recently modeled it for my Commando Helmet which you should absolutely check out). The attachment features a multi-part, sleeved design that locks together using iert-able antennas in the back.
CNMThe CNM attachment also features a multi-part, glueless design that only requires a small drop of glue to attach side button.
Functionality UpdateI've never included space specifically dedicated to internal electronics and would supply them on a case by case basis when requested. That all changed this past week when I decided that with all the many features I have added to the Grenadier for private requests, it was time to release an updated veion of the helmet.
Removable Chip Iert
It was brought to my attention that the Reach veion of the helmet does not feature the AI chip iertion feature like the Halo 5 veion does. I included two seperate veio of the large main cap and the top of the neck to allow othe to make a choice as to what veion of the helmet they want.
Ventilation SystemThe newest feature, and the one I am most excited about, is the added ventilation system. The side plates and cheek plates now feature a square slot to fit hobby duct fa. This slot is connect via duct to the front of the helmet, where there are several optio for small printable vent cove. The slot is a 52 mm square, so it should be able to fit 50mmx50mmx15mm duct fa with ease.
Here are some pics of the two printable vent cove.
Additionally ventilation was added to the top of the helmet and is only usable with the UA attachment. The slot is a 42mm square and should plenty of room to attach a 40mm hobby fan.
Forward Lighting AccommodationDirectly underneath the side duct ventilation is a separate channel and casing to accommodate various lighting fixtures of your choosing
Integrated Sound SystemEach ear piece comes with a circular hole to easily iert 40mm hobby speake. The hole is 42mm wide and features a large bottom square feature to allow for wires to easily pass through.
Visor Iert FeaturesThe iide of the helmet features Guides to hold the visor in place. While the visor can sit on these alone I would recommend a low strength glue or tape to help fasten hit while still allowing you to remove the visor.
Sizing RingModel includes a sizing ring to help you scale the helmet to fit over your head. Sizing ring is equal to the size of the throat of the helmet so make it so you can fit your whole head through without slicing your ea off. In my case, I was able to print the whole helmet at 93% scale, which saved plenty of time and made for a better fitting helmet.
Multiple Visor optio.This model includes a full kit to help you make a mold capable of casting a resin visor. A resin visor in and of itself will have some reflective properties while more importantly allow you to make the visor see-through and a color of your choice. It also allows for more complex geometries than vacuum forming and makes for a sturdier visor. I went with a simpler mold shell design without an alignment baseplate for this design. The visor and mold shell sheathe together, so just eure that the visor plug is not touching any of the walls before pouring in the molding agent. As usual, I recommend glueing the two pieces to a flat piece of cardboard. The mold shell is designed to be able to flip over and stand flat when pouring in Resin to eure the top does not leak or pour resin.
Visor Resin Volume: 192 mL
Visor Rubber Mold Volume: 621 mL
You can find a more detailed explanation of the resin casting process in my "Builds" section.
This visor also comes with something I've never added before, a visor buck.
This will allow people who prefer a vacuum formed visor to do so.
Smooth Ergonomic InteriorThis helmet has a large smooth internal cavity that makes for a very comfortable feel. Adding padding takes it to the next level.
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