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KamuiCosplay β Armor Pattern Tutorial
Published: 2013-11-27 17:31:29 +0000 UTC; Views: 67087; Favourites: 1036; Downloads: 378
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Hey guys, do you also want to start with a nice and super protective armor costume and have no where to begin? Well, then try at first to create some armor patters for your helmets, bracers, breastplate and anything else. Here I've made a little step by step tutorial how to get a perfect fitting pattern for a bracer. For more information check out myΒ armor making book . But as you can see, it's really simple and you can work with basic tools from your house hold!Like Kamui on Facebook
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This actually isn't very different from what I used for my Winter Soldier arm. Except with my arm I used bubble wrap and foam boards.
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do you have anyΒ advice onΒ shoulder armorΒ patterns?
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You are a genius! I'm going to share this with as many people as I can! Thanks!!!!!!
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Mal ehrlich das sieht man einfach die Erfahrung!°°
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This is a cool technique! I used it for my bracers, it worked really well.
Only thing no one told me was that you have to wrap it very losely. I wrapped it to hard and there was almost no space for the scissors for cutting. They made some nice red marks on my arm xD But after one day nothing could be seen anymore.
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Wow, really helpful. I love finding well done tutorials. Thanks so much for uploading this. Looking forward to seeing more from you!
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this is soooo much eaiser then what ive been doing to make templates for my armor!! I'm stealing this technique from u!!!
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...I never thought about it, but dayumn. Might need to give this a go for some cosplay in the future.
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This is really good technique. Do you have one for body or torso armor?
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It's basicaly the same method.
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Lol thanks. Kind of late but better late than never, right?
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Didnt saw the comment earlier. xD
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I already use this technique for so many things but not once did I think of using it when I was drafting up armor patterns! Thank you for opening my eyes to yet another incredible use for this technique.
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Thanks, just fixed it!
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