Step 1: InjectionДЇrom the 3D model came the molds. When we were sure we had the model right, it was time for the real deal. Then, we carefully planned how the pieces would fit together for assembly. There had to be enough space to fit your head-plus the lights and its batteries, wiring, and switch.Д«ecause the helmetвЂ™s design is detailed and complex, we broke it down into a few separate parts. We also made a few adjustments on the inside. And youвЂ™ll see the carbon fiber effect evolve throughout this article. This would be the first step to a very careful process of getting the look just right. In the video above, you can see that the carbon fiber texture is sculpted on the surface of the helmet. Its high polygon count allowed us to work with fine details. Luckily, we had the helmetвЂ™s actual in-game 3D model. We want to make you really feel like Commander Shepard when you put this on. Part 1: Working with the ModelДЄuthenticity was our top priority. We worked closely with the devs to bring it to life. It includes a life-sized replica of ShepardвЂ™s N7 Helmet thatвЂ™s wearable, beautiful, and faithful to the games. So itвЂ™s no wonder that the complementary Mass Effect Legendary Cache is extra special, too. Get a detailed look at how this wearable light-up replica was made.Д«ioWare is pulling out all the stops for the Mass Effect Legendary Edition. Insider Secrets Behind The New Legendary N7 Helmet Replica

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