Recent content by Marconnez

Hello there! If it is possible, could you please send the files to as7velas@yahoo.com? Tks a lot!

WOW! Congratulations, it's awesome!

In my research for my first full costume build (soon), I've found this material, and that's how I'll make my see-through glowing specs. I hope it helps. http://xrobots.co.uk/IM6/index_faceplate2.html

I'm amazed how you guys can work miracles in cardboard. And, if it wasn't hard enough, adding such a short due date. Congrats!

Re: Glospex It's not my material, but it' what I'm using to craft my own light-up visor, since I couldn't buy any of those glospex (here in Brazil we have a lot of difficulties to directly import anything). http://www.xrobots.co.uk/IM6/index_lights.html

Any progress in this amazing building?

Woody Harrelson.

Try the nighttime high flow ones. Your armpits, spine and other areas will be desert dry all day long. I used these inside a furry Adventure Time Jake costume in my local convention (I live in Brazil, and it was hot as hell), and started regreting "Why I didn't stick one of those in my forehead?".

For its original size, it should be called hand cannon, not blaster. Good luck with your modelling. Subscribed.

Very nice start! I'm also a big fan of Snatcher. And if I may give an advice, always keep in mind the scale - the production drawing you posted you help you a lot - because this blaster is HUGE!

The Crow, Robert Garcia from SNK's The Art of Fighting videogame, Vincent Vega from Pulp Fiction...

Amazing!!! I'm speechless... WOW!... and it brings back so many childhood memories. Subscribed!

I'd try a red capacitive glove, making easier to use the phone during costume wearing.

Hello Corale, Not that I had made anything like you mentioned, but what came to my mind was something like Assassin's Creed hidden blade gauntlet, that I'm sure there's lots of tutorial in the RPF with different building methods. Best of luck.