Roll it into a ball to get it smooth, then roll it into a snake and taper one end. To make the horns equal, just cut off equal parts of modeling compound before you start molding. I used Sculpey III for this, but you can use any modeling compound. If using elastic, you can attach the elastic to the sides with glue. I do this by covering the headband in hot glue, putting it on my head, and then sticking on the helmet piece. Once you have the helmet shaped, hot glue it to the headband. Step 6: Attach it to your headband (or elastic) The reason I didn’t stick it on before shaping it is because I was worried the top pieces would get too floppy when heating it the second time. You can do the Foam/Worbla combo for this piece if you want more dimension. Once you have it curved, heat the smaller piece and stick it to the big piece. If using Worbla, you can heat it up and stick it on. Once you’ve bonded the two pieces together, heat it up again and bend it around your head while wearing the headband.

Step 4: Heat Worbla/Foam combo and form around head Press down a little extra around all the edges to seal it. Use something with a straight edge, like a credit card, to drag across the surface and get out all the air bubbles. If you are doing the Worbla/Foam combo, heat the Worbla up using a heat gun and lie it on top of the craft foam. Step 3: Cover craft foam with Worbla while it is flat The black Worbla is smoother than the tan, so I usually use the black if I have it. If using the Worbla, it makes it so it is ready to paint.

You can actually just make this only using the foam as long as you prime it before painting. I use a combo of thin craft foam with Worbla on top, because it makes it nice and solid. I used craft foam as the base, with Worbla on top. Step 2: Trace paper template onto your preferred medium. Depending on your margins, it may say part of it is out of the printable area. When you print, make sure you change your layout to landscape.

You’ll want to download it from there and not just right click the picture here or it won’t be the right size. Let’s get started! First you’ll need the template: Click here for the Free Loki Helmet Template DownloadĬlick the pic or the link to download the. Loki Helmet Template Step 1: Print the template on paper and cut it out.

Loki helmet pepakura pattern