Hey everyone reading, I entered the world of cosplaying/propmaking about 4 years ago. Ever since I've been making props with eva foam and finishing them with mod podge, plastidip or regular pva glue. I have been trying to get a smooth finish but I haven't been able to completely achieve it. For example: Mod podge and pva glue leave streaks when painted on, plastidip leaves a texture on the prop and does not give a smooth finish. My friend 3d prints small parts that I would need for my cosplay because I do not have a 3d printer but the prints are limited to small pieces only as he has a small printer. I need a 3d printer to print whole armors also I have been learning to use softwares like blender and cura. I use automotive primer for the 3d printer parts, sand using a sanding block and multiple sand papers of different grades and use a dremel to cut off or rough sand the parts.
Tools I Use:
Dremel
Mod Podge
10mm, 5mm, 3mm foam
Sanding block and sand papers
Kwik seal caulk
Automotive primer
Plastidip rubber coating
Wood glue
Bondo filler
Xacto knifes and box cutters
Bison plastic adhesive and contact cement
The Pictures:
Iron man hand - Made with 3mm craft foam and primed with wood glue. Used 5v led lights for the repulsor. Later weathered with some watered down black acrylic paint.
Captain America Shield - Made with a saucer sled as base, metal fasteners as rivets and a belt as the grip.
Iron Man Torso - Made with 5mm foam and primed with wood glue. 5v led lights were added later for the arc reactor.
Jason Voorhees' Machete from Friday the 13th (unfinished) - Made with 5mm foam with a metal rod in the middle for rigidity. Dents and imperfections filled with Kwik seal later primed with Mod podge.
Nightwing Mask (unfinished) - Made with 3mm craft foam.
Thanks.
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