It's not an easy build.....but is can be done. There are a few pic in the forum and a few if you do a Google search....but the ones I've seen the lower jaw always makes the whole appearance comical rather than ominous or threatening.
Thanks. I'm still new to cosplay so it'll be even harder.Not many people take on the immense challenge of doing the Sangheili. Good one you! I look forward to seeing your progress.
i have a kitchen one. but idk how to use it right.Well, in order to help, read, read and read some more. Practice on your foamwork on separate pieces (Scraps) and make sure your blade is always sharp. I would suggest in getting a blade sharpener. Not a stone....a kitchen one.
Do you know the old joke "How do you get to Carnegie Hall?"..........."Practice, practice, practice."
its pretty hard to keep working when little progress feels like its being made.Well the more you work at it the better you become. Just don't stop.
its pretty hard to keep working when little progress feels like its being made.
its KINDA what i have, IT doens't fit. And no no cons. I'm using EVA foam btwSo the pic above is what you have done so far for your helmet...correct? If no, post a pic, if yes continue: Next order of business is to fill in the seams and get the cut lines cleaned up. A little caulk will do nicely to fill in those gaps. You will need a paintable flavor of caulk....keep that in mind, otherwise the the paint won't stick (Thank you Capt. Obvious for stepping in to the room and announcing yourself). Also invest in a sanding block or sponge. If you really want to go all out, an orbital or table top sander will go a long way to getting smoother ends. Now as far as noty knowing how to cosplay....... have you been to some of the cons lately.......aluminum foil and cardboard is all you need apparently. Maybe some scotch take.....but that is optional.
IDK. not a beginner anymore. hang on.And how much EVA foam exp......just so I know where you're at?