Jul 23, 2019
Update on armor for Scala Ad Caelum.
been a hot minute since i’ve had to focus on con stuff, but should have this ready for Not So Scary this Sept <3
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Update on armor for Scala Ad Caelum.
been a hot minute since i’ve had to focus on con stuff, but should have this ready for Not So Scary this Sept <3
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The House Fortemps shield is finally finished! The kite shield has a simple handle and adjustable strap for the forearm, so that it is easy to carry around and change for bulkier costumes in the future.
And after this, I guarantee its getting mounted to my wall :’D
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Happy Halloween everyone! I made some Wonder Woman bracers for an incognito costume (I’m wearing a grey suit & hat like this from the movie)
I used this tutorial, more or less. I didn’t bother adding straps because they fit tightly enough without them. FYI, empty beer bottles make great arm forms.
I’ve been using Terraflex instead of Worbla because I like the convenience of buying it in a store, and I kind of love Tandy Leather. It’s great stuff.
Magic arrow wielding husbando here. Here to kick out the #norianscum Thank you so much for the photos @brittanyfournier, you do amazing work♡♡ (was really impressed that you pulled referance photos for poses, I barely see that done xD) Armor and gauntlets are made from veg tanned hide, and bow from #terraflex by @tandyleather Arrow made from an acrylic rod and clear #worbla that I got from #tatescomics (thanks agaib for the tip on the polydye @thwwip ) #takumi #fireemblem #fireemblemheroes #fireemblembirthright
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v1.0 of Mrs. Incredible’s facemask. Leather used is genuine Goatskin dyed black. The mask itself is rigid and has very little flex, but is precision molded to my wife’s face. Credit goes to @mimi-batt for the actual work with the terraflex and the leather shaping. I just recommended and acquired the leather for her.
Goat skin leather is very light, very thin and very cheap, making it a perfect choice if you have a mask made out of a different material, but want a leather look to it, like this one above.
Terraflex (130) vs Natural Flex (160). They both have pros and cons regarding application.
The Terraflex are very easy to see through, which means easier nail placement. You can also nail directly through the shoe without needing to pre drill holes. They come in three different amounts of flexion (the one shown here is in the middle). They come with either toe clips or quarter clips, which are more for helping you seat the shoe than anything. I’m not sure I care for the clips, I feel like they delay breakover too much. The material is fairly easy to nip through and rasp to customize the size/breakover, but you can see it’s hard to smooth the edges with the rasp. They are thicker than a metal shoe, but not as thick as the other brand. I fitted this shoe normally on the foot, and left the quarter clips on this time, only adding a little more bevel at the toe quarters.
The Natural Flex do not flex to the extent that the other brand does, but with some effort I can get a slight bend with my hands. They are technically clear, but it’s difficult to see the white line even marked in sharpie. I felt better pre drilling the holes for this shoe. It was very difficult to nip this shoe into the desired size, but rasping was easy and cleaner on the edges. They come with a weird little toe block that I nipped off because it delayed breakover too much. I believe the material of these will last longer/get more resets. I set these shoes back and added an extra bevel at the toe since this horse struggles with toe cracks.
Overall, they’re very similar. I imagine the stiffest model of the Terraflex would feel much like the Natural Flex. Both can be nailed or glued (the Terraflex with cuffs that heat seal to the edge of the shoe). Both can be used with or without packing material (they’re a little trickier to clean out, but it’s not impossible, I like to flush them with bleach water). Both flex, have good tread, and can be almost infinitely customized (bevels added to one side only, increased bevel at the toe, shoe thickness adjusted, I imagine even wedged to some degree). Both need a little extra attention paid to getting the nail heads in past the tread, but other than that the application of both was very straightforward.
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