Originally published at: Making your own Star Wars Tusken Raider helmet | Boing Boing
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I’m curious just how bad the visibility is while wearing that.
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Probably why their chief form of transportation is a giant critter that moves at slower than walking pace lol.
It didn’t work out too well when Boba tried to put them on speeder bikes.
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with simple parts and materials, hot glue, and some 3D printed greeble
Given that the basic mask form itself was 3D printed, it’s essentially a 3D printed mask with some leather and canvas wrappings. If it was just the greebles that were printed, a screen-faithful version could have been sourced in some other way (since they’re fairly simple tubes and spikes), but it becomes a lot more complicated to make this without a 3D printer.
The tunnel vision must be extreme. I’m guessing this is why the later movies had shorter eye-tubes…
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This makes me want to finish my Stormtrooper armor.
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Are Tusken Raiders human under their masks?
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