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Originally Posted by ZeoRangerV

Interesting video, though the ending felt a little abrupt and left me a little confused. Is the helmet only for display or is it the base for one that can actually be used? I assume its the former since that's what your aim is with this series but as someone who doesn't know a thing about sculpting I'm still completely in the dark about how it would go from that to the finished product.

Obviously I expect this is all stuff you'd address in a later episode, but I think it would work a bit better with a "next time we're going to do this..." if you see where I'm coming from. PERSONALLY I'd rather see longer videos where you cover the whole process, but of course that would mean uploading less content less regularly and it doesn't work for everyone so I'd understand why you might not want to do that.

That's my two cents anyway, it was a good first video though and I'd be very interested in seeing more.

This is the first step in the process of making a Toku helmet. Afterwards, you have to make a mold, cast the resin helmet from said mold, and then add the finishing touches (sanding, painting, etc.). These steps will be covered in later episodes, but sculpting the helmet requires a lot of practice and takes the most time.

The episodes are meant to be watched on your mobile phone let alone at home, hence the 5-7 minute format. Besides, I don't think anyone would want to watch plastic settle in a mold for 4 hours. If we have enough followers, I might do a livestream of me sculpting sometime, but my main focus is to give people a general idea of how to make Toku to give them the confidence to get started.