https://www.reddit.com/r/cosplayprops/s/egaKhlH3Hi

Many helpful subs helped me identify what was necessary for this costume and this is my final attempt 🫶

yeay!!! done with my sci fi helmet 😍😍💖💖

it's been a long time since I've build helms like this, it's not that perfect, probably needs more adjustments and tweakings , but all in all i love it, there's no 3D printed parts, just some foam and simple servos..

will probably upgrade this helmet in the future, as of now, I'm happy with theis build 🥰🥰💖💖

I think I’m still going to add more elements before the con and photo shoot next year but this was a good test run

I'd like to present you my latest cosplay which I did for Lanka Comic Con 2025, Sun Wukong from Black Myth: Wukong.

This project has been my longest and most complex build yet, taking 6 months to complete the entire cosplay I’ve dedicated the most time and energy to so far.

Around 80% of the entire suit was fully handcrafted from scratch using self-made templates. Most of the decorative details from buckles and jingle bells to buttons and ornaments were hand-sculpted and produced through molding & casting methods. Only the iconic Jingu bang staff and a few ornamental parts (like the shoulder pad lions and dragon on the belt) were 3D printed.

The entire mountain-pattern armor was handcrafted using over 2000+ individual pieces. Each piece was carefully glued to form the mountain shapes, and the entire pattern was manually woven together.

All the bead strings you see on the costume were also entirely handmade, using specifically purchased beads arranged into accurate, detailed patterns to match the character’s design. This costume was made to be highly accurate to the in-game design down to the tiniest bead.

Hope you like it!

Video Credits: Hemal Perera

A friend teased the idea of doing T-800 for WonderCon and I told him that if he did I'd be T-1000 with him. I made the bullet wound effects by layering increasingly larger rings of foam clay then smooshing them around until they kind of look like they do in the movie and smoothing the surface with water. After they dried I coated them in black plasti-dip and airbrushed them with chrome paint. They're attached by magnets under my shirt.

A couple of days ago I asked here how I could fix the center of gravity in my prop so I could hold it with one hand. There was a lot of good advice there, and I decided to use lead, as it is inexpensive, high in density, and easy to melt.

I melted a sausage out of lead, I put it in the handle, and I also added a little weight to the pommel.

Because I cut the PVC pipe, put the weights and glued it back, the handle became a little bit flimsy, but now the sword is easy to hold with one hand, there is no need to lean hard on the handle.

Now all that's left is to mask the cut areas, finish painting and my beautiful sword will be done! (Now the sword weights 3.4 kg, a little bit a lot for a cosplay prop I think, but whatever)

Hi hi :) have a guide with templates :D

You can download here: https://cults3d.com/es/modelo-3d/juegos/animatronic-rc-facehugger

The boy wanted to do Star Wars for Halloween. I didn’t like the store-bought costumes at all. So we made our own together. Commander Cody and his trooper dad, built side by side. Best project I’ve ever done with him, even if its not screen accurate.

My first full set of leather armor, commissioned by a friend to wear to the Renaissance festival.