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Use it as a reference when you ask for my help (while building [link] (the helmet)), so i can provide quick answers. Here you may see all of the helmet's parts in their relative positions. This will be part of the complete guide.

UPDATE
Here's a little guide:

The Skull
Put the Lower nape around the Support, then the Upper part (DON'T glue any of this parts). Glue the Locks to the Support, and be sure both nape parts move, ONLY the Locks shouldn't move. Glue the Support to the Skull and again be sure the nape parts still move. Paste the Lower lip to the Skull.

The Face
Put the T-shaped part of the sliders inside the Skull with the O-shaped pointing to the front. Put the Face in place, put a mark inside the O so you can make a hole later.
Paste the Face fitters and the Eyes to the Face. Remember to leave a gap over the eyes so you can see through it (about 3mm).
Screw the Sliders to the Face using propper screws, nuts and washers.

Well that's pretty much it, feel free to ask if you have any doubt. You can see some reference pictures of my helmet at [link]
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~sebzanga Jul 16, 2012
I cant understand how the support and the locks work :( I already made the Skull and the Nape parts
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~ScannerJOE Jul 17, 2012  Hobbyist Artisan Crafter
Well they're just locks they should not move, they are there just to keep the moving parts together.
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~sebzanga Jul 17, 2012
Ok, i will got that on my mind, btw i'm doing it from pure paper, will i have a bad time?

Thank you for the reply and sorry if my english isn't very good, i speak mainly Spanish
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~ScannerJOE Jul 18, 2012  Hobbyist Artisan Crafter
[English]
If you use heavy paper (225grs) it won't be strong enough, you must use at least one lay of cardstock. You're wellcome to write in spanish here.

[Spanish]
Si usas papel pesado (255grs) no quedara lo suficientemente duro, debes usar al menos una capa de carton. Eres bienvenido a escribir en espaņol aqui.
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~sebzanga Jul 18, 2012
I'm having a really bad time with the upper Nape Part, isn't round lol, i'm making it again.

Thank for the information buddy :D
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~ScannerJOE Jul 19, 2012  Hobbyist Artisan Crafter
Keep trying the end product really pays you back.
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~Bruzon Mar 12, 2012
Thanks man! Great work! But i can't understand how to glue the upper and the lower parts of the faceplate together?
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~ScannerJOE Mar 13, 2012  Hobbyist Artisan Crafter
Download the PDF at [link] there are some pictures of the open faceplate. Be sure to check the PDF, since the preview has not a very good quality.
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~AlvarezTequihua Feb 27, 2011
wow felicidades!!! esta genial tu trabajo!!!! mis respetos!!!! oie seria mucho pedir las instrucciones en espaņol? jejeje espero que no...digo nuevamente wow
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