For his E3 costume builds, Frank worked with foam fabricator Evil Ted Smith to make three awesome cosplay helmets. Ted joins us this week to show how he turns sheets of cheap floor foam into shapely sci-fi and fantasy helms. It’s not too difficult!
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Imagine using this to make cayde-6's face I need to save this for when I'm older and can do this
i personally think that Regrettable Props on youtube's template is way easier and free. plus he has a lot more great templates, all for free
I'm attempting a helmet for the first time, glad I found this video. 😀 I love how encouraging Mr. Smith is and how the presenter asked such specific questions.
it would be helpful to put all the items he used in links or details below. barge cement? barrs cement? heat gun? what kind? where to get? etc.
I would give my left pinkie to just learn everything from these guys.
Is that a voltron LD helmet?!?
Edit: nope its not
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I bought the patterns and they didn't line up and wouldn't match up at the seams, I could've been doing something wrong but I had to edit the edges a lot in order for the seams to match up.
Hello! I’m looking for some foam for my punch sensor metal plate i need some foam cushion to avoid injury the arm when punching it.
Could you give me any suggestions of what types of foam I should experiment with? I was thinking to use some high density foam as the inner layer and some softer foam as outer layer would really appreciate any suggestions or tips.
Thanks.
What glue you use?
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Nerve gear
What density and thickness foam was he using?
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What if you don't have a heat gun?
Frank… you asked exactly all the questions I would be asking if I were there…which means I get to learn all the information that is usually lacking in other videos. That makes this video so much more useful. Thank you, thank you, thank you!
What was the glue called
What size sheet of paper did you use? I must know please
Очень познавательный канал.
Has anyone used this template on a 5mm and 6mm foam?
Im 6'3, 312lbs but not all muscle, what would be a great cosplay for me? Any character.
How sturdy is it?
Where do you get the blueprint?…
wie heißen diese matten? und wo beckommt man diese? wie heißt der kleber den?
I have a project that I am wanting to work on over the next year or two. I am wanting to design a modular suit of armor out of foam. Use a mini Metal Foundry to heat up smelt aluminum cans and use the modular foam pieces as casts for the metal armor. With that being said here is where my question comes in.
Question for Adam Savage: Do you know if the foam used in this video works well for casting? Have you ever attempted to cast one of these foam helmets? Would you be willing and or interested in making a video where you cast one of the basic helmet designs?
One of my intuitive concern is that the foam may be to thick for practical purposes of actually wearing the armor and it would be incredibly heavy. With that being said, I had thought about possibly sanding down the foam first and making it thinner. Then once armor is in place see how it feels and possibly place foam inserts inside to help make the armor a bit more comfortable.
Second question for Adam Savage: What are your thoughts on this kind of process for designing armor?
Thanks for the time and effort you have put into making these videos. They have really given me a few good ideas to start with.
Ugh, Norm…
Just…just…assume that most people interested in this sort of thing understand English and how accomplished the craftspeople involved know how to 'hear words and follow instructions'
I'm sure the intention isn't to presuppose viewers are mentally deficient, but then again, I doubt that that's your call, buddy and the whims of 'higher ups'.
You seem like a good guy, but I see a whole lot of "Here's some super-simple instructions from so many expert people" and let's lay the exact same things out – AS IF YOU'RE APPEALING TO PEOPLE WHO SHOULDN'T – FRANKLY – HAVE ACCESS TO SOLVENTS, KNIVES AND POWER TOOLS.
We have eyes. We have ears.
You're a lucky bugger landing such a sweet job.
And relax your shoulders.
Your posture elicits undesirable folk to have a go at you.
I realise the almost hypocritical nature of this comment, but I mean no malevolence.
Pip pip cheerio
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What the glue at 9:47?
ive tried barge in a squeeze bottle but it melts the bottles ive used.
How about a Roman Soldier helmet?
"the have to be chiral" ^_^ nice org chem word drop
That is a weird looking Adam
could you use paper mache to cover it?
"…you get 4 pieces and that's plenty to make a costume" i made a batman costume and 16 pieces barely cut it
I thought it was a Magneto helmet from an x-man 😄
I'm going to be cosplaying a character w a helmet soon and I can't find it online anywhere to purchase so I decided I'll make it. This is so helpful!! I'm excited to start working on it now I've never made my own cosplays