Clonetrooper Helmet
Based off of the helmets seen in Star Wars Wars Episode II - Attack Of The Clones.

What would a Clonetrooper be without his helmet? If you want an Episode II Clonetrooper Helmet I would suggest Maia. Thanks to her I was able to get a very nice episode II "Attack of the Clones " helmet kit that she makes. In my opinion these have a much better look than most Clonetrooper helmet kits that are out there.



Here is the Clonetrooper helmet straight out of the box and onto my head.
When trying this helmet on I was a bit disappointed at first. I could not seem to get this helmet on my head. You cannot turn it to the side like a Stormtrooper helmet or anything.
You have to tilt the helmet backwards a bit and slip it straight down onto your head. The helmet is a tight fit! You could not line it with much padding at all, just the top really to
make it sit on your head properly. In fact the cheek parts just below the eyes actually touched my cheeks. For what this helmet is worth, it is a great deal. Would I troop with it?
Yes, but not for long periods, and yes there is room to install a cooling fan and mic system into the mouth area and top of the helmet if you choose.


As you can tell this helmet came trimmed out and pretty much cleaned up. There are a few spots that need to be worked on and cleaned
up a bit more. That is what I have done here. I sanded, filled, and sanded the areas where I thought it needed to be fixed and cleaned up.

After I cleaned up the helmet the way I wanted it, not too much it is a battle worn helmet so I do not want it perfect. I painted the inside flat black like I do most of my helmets that I have worked on.


I primed the entire helmet gray. I thought I was happy with the way the helmet looked cleaned up, no now I felt I cleaned it up to much.
So I went and added some battle damage, scratches, ect. Now it looks better. I added the battle damage now instead of after painting the
helmet all nice a pretty. When painting battle worn items I like to add the damage first and then paint it. That way some of the battle
damage seeps through and it looks natural. After painting, you can always add more damage.


I primed the entire helmet flat white. I will give it a once over to make sure things look the way I want them. Now the painting process will begin.

IMAGES COMING AS I WORK ON THIS!