Celebration VI: "As You Wish" Helmet Project, Let the Bidding Begin

Starting August 23, Fett fans with deep pockets and creative sights can jump over to Ebay to benefit the Make-A-Wish Foundation. Twenty one-of-a-kind helmets will be up for grabs, and will be shown to the ticketed public at Celebration VI.

The Dented Helmet and the 501st Legion worked together to make the effort come together, which features 40 custom Fett- and Trooper-inspired helmets in all.

One is made by designer-turned-director Joe Johnston, creator of the original Boba Fett helmet. Another was made by Sandy Dhuyvetter, the artist who painted three of the costumes for Empire and the helmet used in Jedi, and who has now made four helmets. Most were made over the course of ten months, except the Sideshow Collectibles piece which was made in just two.

Twenty Boba Fett helmets

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  “2012 Helmet” by Weta Workshop
  Photos (Facebook)
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  “Are you now, or have you ever been?” by ACME Design, Inc.
  Photos (Facebook)
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  “Boba Fetish” by Tom Woodruff Jr / ADI
  Photos (Facebook)
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  “Boba Recall” by Tom Spina Designs
  Photos (Facebook)
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  “Bobby Fett” by Russell Walks
  Photos (Facebook)
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  “Cylon Fett” by ANOVOS Productions
  Photos (Facebook)
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  “Dovah Fett” by Volpin Props
  Photos (Facebook)
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  “Epimetheus Fett” by Jon Wollack
  Photos (Facebook)
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  “Fett’s Dad” by Joe Johnston
  Photos (Facebook)
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  “For the Love of Holiday Specials” by Rich Dellinger
  Photos (Facebook)
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  “Game of Clones” by Sideshow Collectibles
  Photos (Facebook)
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  “Iron Fett” by Alex Alva
  Photos (Facebook)
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  “Mandalorian 300” by Max Cervantes
  Photos (Facebook)
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  “Momma Fett” by Sandy Dhuyvetter
  Photos (Facebook)
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  “Musha-Boba” by Kotobukiya
  Photos (Facebook) 2
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  “Mythosaur Hunter” by Mars Visions
  Photos (Facebook)
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  “Retro Robot” by Chris Trevas
  Photos (Facebook)
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  “Spirit Hunter” by John Brosio
  Photos (Facebook)
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  “The East Platform” by Arturo Delgado
  Photos (Facebook)
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  “The Scavenger” by Legacy Effects
  Photos (Facebook) Making-of video

Check out the Facebook Page for all angles of photos of the work.

If you’ll be attending Celebration VI, you can see all of these in person.