Cosplay Armor Making 1 – Construction (DIGITAL DOWNLOAD)
Welcome to the 1st volume of our cosplay armor making series! Get ready to explore the world of foamsmithing and
armor creation! This book is all about construction and will serve as a foundation for working with foam! You’ll learn the basics of working with Eva foam and how to create
and construct your own costume pieces. From the materials and tools, techniques for working with foam, pattern making, and planning, all the way to building your own armor!
By the end of this book you’ll be ready to tackle your projects with more confidence and unleash your inner foam forger!
This book is 56 pages long with hundreds of photos!!
To help with your armor projects you can also get our full armor pattern sets (masculine or feminine) to make the building process a bit easier!
Coming soon:
Priming & Painting
Attachments
The armor construction book is 56 pages long with over 200+ Images with step by step instructions on how to create your own armor!
Book Contents:
- All about foam
- Tools
- Pattern making
- Cutting foam
- Gluing foam
- Shaping
- Planning an armor build
- Breastplates
- Shoulder armor
- Arm armor
- Leg armor
- Neck armor
- Hip armor
You can also add one of our full pattern sets to help get you started on making your armor projects! We have a masculine and feminine version of the full armor set available!
Patterns
Feminine Armor Patterns:
- Cupped breastplate
- Shoulder armor
- Hip armor
- Arm armor
- Thigh armor
- Leg armor
- Toe armor
Masculine Armor Patterns:
- Full vest breastplate
- Shoulder armor
- Hip armor
- Arm armor
- Thigh armor
- Leg armor
- Toe armor
Anything not listed here is not included in pack.
This product is a digital download and not a physical item.
Checkout the second volume of the armor making series here! : https://kinpatsucosplay.com/shop/cosplay-armor-making-2-detailing/
Layout assistance and 3D modeling by Eric Solomon @Faceless_Eric
4 reviews for Cosplay Armor Making 1 – Construction (DIGITAL DOWNLOAD)
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4 reviews for Cosplay Armor Making 1 – Construction (DIGITAL DOWNLOAD)
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i have a number of guides to cosplay armor as well as leatherworking patterns, but it is always nice to pick up more materiel. I loved the modular guides, the photos of the undeveloped blanks being formed and the overall style of armor parts. these would be easily converted from fantasy into other genre gear (I am thinking of a certain set of warrior nuns in the 40th millenium…). thanks for the masculine templates. being of the fuller figure, i will be upscaling, but the guides and format will make this nice and easy to do. thank you for this publication.
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I love this book so much! I only recently came across kinpatsu cosplay so I was skeptical about buying their book but it was definitely worth it. There are pictures, tips, steps for creating the same things, patterns, and it even gives you cosplay stores to buy materials at. I only wish the book was longer. Definitely worth the money!
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I loved it and learned a lot. I missed more photos of the step by step, but still great.
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I love this book so much!
alun.jackson@live.com –
i have a number of guides to cosplay armor as well as leatherworking patterns, but it is always nice to pick up more materiel. I loved the modular guides, the photos of the undeveloped blanks being formed and the overall style of armor parts. these would be easily converted from fantasy into other genre gear (I am thinking of a certain set of warrior nuns in the 40th millenium…). thanks for the masculine templates. being of the fuller figure, i will be upscaling, but the guides and format will make this nice and easy to do. thank you for this publication.
Sadie Dalrymple –
I love this book so much! I only recently came across kinpatsu cosplay so I was skeptical about buying their book but it was definitely worth it. There are pictures, tips, steps for creating the same things, patterns, and it even gives you cosplay stores to buy materials at. I only wish the book was longer. Definitely worth the money!
Telma Patricia Pereira Martins –
I loved it and learned a lot. I missed more photos of the step by step, but still great.
telma martins –
I love this book so much!