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~RiversOblivion Apr 25, 2013 Student Digital Artist

omg. how did you make your helmet.

~britthebadger Apr 25, 2013

Here's a brief description of what materials and methods I used. ^_^ [link]

*DernierAdieu Feb 20, 2013 Hobbyist Photographer

LOL SEJUANI!!! <3

~MishaRoute Feb 18, 2013 Hobbyist Digital Artist

OH MY GOD

~DaisyDA Feb 7, 2013 Student General Artist

OMG YOU HAVE HER PIG!!!! THIS IS AWESOME!!!! i've seen sejuani cosplayers before, but only you have the pig. great job!

~britthebadger Feb 8, 2013

thanks. ^_^

~WhiteLightC Jan 13, 2013

Wow! amaznig cosplay and amazing craftmanship on the pig

~britthebadger Jan 13, 2013

Thank you! ^_^ your cosplays look pretty awesome too! what material do you use for your helmets?

~WhiteLightC Jan 13, 2013

Fiberglass and resin in general, there´s a lot of tutorials on youtube of how to use them

. Those are difficult materials but the results can take a very professional look (not in my case xD).
I´m still amazed and wondering how you made the animal, has an internal metal structure to withstand the weight?

~britthebadger Jan 13, 2013

That was actually a person inside of the suit. It's basically a quadruped furred suit with upholstery foam to help define the muscular structure and then I carved insulation foam for the head.

Cool! I'd like to learn more about fiberglass, but I have to admit that it kind of intimidating.

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