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Could anyone tell me how the lense material was installed in the ANH stunt helmets? I read something mentioning draft excluder I'm either thinking of the wrong stuff or just not realising how to use it.

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God that must hurt screws going through your ears Mark :P

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Here's a pic of my replica where you can see how it was done:

 

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I used the upper screw that holds the ear to the helmet, and on that I fixed the sheet of lens material as well as the chinstrap. Both are held in place with a nut. I hope you can make that out okay in my pic.

 

On www.starwarshelmets.com you'll find some pics of original helmet interiors.

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mark?

 

some were glued? (Esb comes to mind with that black sticky glue)

 

some were taped? anh right?

 

some were on the cheek screws? some ESB,

 

right?

 

and then ROTJ lenses are glued in? right?

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Since this was posted in the ANH section, I thought the question was what the accurate way for ANH was...?

 

ESB were glued with some black stuff, with the lens sheet cut shorter (it doesn't reach over the screws). I have not yet seen photos of lenses simply taped in for any movie, where can I find such reference pics?

 

Bubble lenses like ANH hero and ROTJ were glued, yeah.

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mark?

 

some were glued? (Esb comes to mind with that black sticky glue)

 

some were taped? anh right?

 

some were on the cheek screws? some ESB,

 

right?

 

and then ROTJ lenses are glued in? right?

 

This qeustion was ANH stunt specific..

 

Since this was posted in the ANH section, I thought the question was what the accurate way for ANH was...?

 

ESB were glued with some black stuff, with the lens sheet cut shorter (it doesn't reach over the screws). I have not yet seen photos of lenses simply taped in for any movie, where can I find such reference pics?

 

Bubble lenses like ANH hero and ROTJ were glued, yeah.

 

Dennis is right and has covered all the bases :)

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