Phantom assassin cosplay

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I worked on this without much order than whatever I felt like doing on a given day, from early January until the wee hours of the night before Manchester Comic Con at the end of July. Fortunately one of my good friends came and spent essentially an entire day with me painting everything the day before Comic Con, and I roped in my long-suffering husband to help me with a final fitting at like 2am. I started off by downloading her model from the Dota website, and throwing it into Blender. You can also warp the model itself to flatten out curved pieces to trace patterns from. For the weapons, I zoomed in until my closed fist up against the screen looked like it was the right fit against the handles, checked how big the weapon was meant to be against body height etc, and then drew around it at that size. I started with her back-piece:. The high neck had to go pretty much straight away as it was impossible to move my head.

Phantom assassin cosplay

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Transferring onto Worbla.

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Phantom assassin cosplay

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I cut out the inside padded area, as it was made to fit a human head, and traced a pattern onto cardboard from it. In practice, they were much more of a pain to get to work:. This looked nice on the cloak, as it added to the tatty effect, but I also used it to lace the rest of the armour, which was a mistake — it is very hard to feed through the holes, and once you knot it, the knot frays and is difficult to undo. I had a Worbla base layer and a second layer with the detailing only mirrored : Base bracers heated and shaped. There are holes along the inside for fastening with laces:. Email Required Name Required Website. Timescale: I worked on this without much order than whatever I felt like doing on a given day, from early January until the wee hours of the night before Manchester Comic Con at the end of July. Templar Assassin. The holes are still a little raw and you have to be careful when tightening it. I worked on this without much order than whatever I felt like doing on a given day, from early January until the wee hours of the night before Manchester Comic Con at the end of July. Cosplay is serious business. I had to re-heat it multiple times, and try to brace it over my leg.

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This was a massive pain to work with and push to the right shape, as it was very floppy when heated. I had to use a lot of hot glue to get things to stay where they were. Like Loading From the fine execution on her weapon and armour to her painted nails and close-to-game colour representation, this Mirana definitely hits the bullseye with her costume. Yurnero, the Juggernaut. This was fine, until it accidentally started to melt when I was too enthusiastic with the heatgun when applying Worbla. Lipstick was a random one, the darkest I own. Kunkka, the Admiral. I cut it out carefully, intending to make a separate gorget, but in the end there was already a lot around my neck including the cloak so really there was no space for it to even go so I left it out. In the end, I used leather offcuts I found at Abakhan, sewed them together and turned them so the seam was inside, then used Worbla only on the top layer:.