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Here is the current Ranger helmet concept. The idea here is to strip away all the campy aspects of the original MMPR team and boil it all down to the basics and rebuild it from there.

This helmet concept incorporates a lot of different elements from my favorite sci-fi. A huge influence to this particular helmet is the design work seen in Halo Reach. I also wanted to incorporate a double visor. The inner visor is clear so you could see the wearer's eyes through it, while the outer visor is a reflective gold material. You would think that my previous statement of the Halo influence is why I went with the gold visor, but it's inspiration actually comes from the gold tinted cockpit canopies of F-16 fighter jets. It maintains the same "mysterious badass" quality that a solid black visor does, but it also adds an air of technology to it.

Anyways, you can see that the dino theme is somewhat maintained, though it has been stripped down in appearance so that the components take on a more utilitarian role. The eyes are now flood lights, for example, and the teeth take on the hexagonal look that the outer skin of a F-22 fighter jet has, or the look of the odd angles around an F-117A's cockpit.

© David Reimer. DO NOT use without permission, and please DO NOT repost or reuse without permission.

Description
Here is the current Ranger helmet concept. The idea here is to strip away all the campy aspects of the original MMPR team and boil it all down to the basics and rebuild it from there.

This helmet concept incorporates a lot of different elements from my favorite sci-fi. A huge influence to this particular helmet is the design work seen in Halo Reach. I also wanted to incorporate a double visor. The inner visor is clear so you could see the wearer's eyes through it, while the outer visor is a reflective gold material. You would think that my previous statement of the Halo influence is why I went with the gold visor, but it's inspiration actually comes from the gold tinted cockpit canopies of F-16 fighter jets. It maintains the same "mysterious badass" quality that a solid black visor does, but it also adds an air of technology to it.

Anyways, you can see that the dino theme is somewhat maintained, though it has been stripped down in appearance so that the components take on a more utilitarian role. The eyes are now flood lights, for example, and the teeth take on the hexagonal look that the outer skin of a F-22 fighter jet has, or the look of the odd angles around an F-117A's cockpit.

© David Reimer. DO NOT use without permission, and please DO NOT repost or reuse without permission.