Working on Brother Matthias’ Helmet from Crimson Desert #crimsondesert #cosplay #diycosplay
by SKS Props
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What this video covers
The creator models and 3D prints a replica of Brother Matthias' helmet from the video game Crimson Desert, sculpted in Nomad and printed on a Bambu Lab H2S. The finished print is treated with chrome paint from Alsa and a rust weathering product from Dirty Down to achieve a battle-worn metal look. Wet sanding is used as part of the surface finishing process to remove scratches before painting.
Key takeaways
- ◆Helmet was custom-modeled in Nomad and printed on a Bambu Lab H2S
- ◆Chrome paint and rust weathering products combine to create a realistic aged-metal finish
- ◆Wet sanding is demonstrated as a key step for achieving a smooth paint-ready surface
- ◆Workflow covers the full pipeline from digital model to finished painted prop
Who this is for
Cosplayers and prop makers interested in replicating video game armor pieces using 3D printing and paint weathering techniques.
Tools mentioned
- • Bambu Lab H2S printer
- • Nomad (modeling app)
Materials mentioned
- • chrome paint (Alsa)
- • Dirty Down rust paint
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