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Aigue-Marine β Tutorial: Custom-made Superhero Mask
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Ladies and Gentlemen - Good Morning!One of the most frequently asked questions I receive lately is how I made the mask for my Stephanie Brown - Robin costume. To be able to provide a detailed and understandable answer to this question I prepared this tutorial! I hope you find it helpful.
In case that you have further questions this tutorial cannot answer - please don't hesitate to ask!
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Really? Have fun with it then!
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Thanks for the info! This has been stumping me!
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Thanks for this tutorial! MOST HANDY-FUL THING IN THE WORLD!!
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Thanks for the tutorial. I've been wanting to make a Nightwing mask for awhile!
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You're welcome! 
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Thanks for this! This is incredibly useful. I'll be sure to use this when I work on the masks for te cosplays my little sister and I are planning on doing.
Quick question, though: Where can you usually get Wonder flex and how much does one need?
Again, big thanks for this tutorial!
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Cool! Good luck on your masks and costumes!
I just checked your profile and saw that you're from Puerto Rico. I'd recommend you to check the cosplay online stores well-known websites like cosplay.com recommend. You should be able to find Wonderflex there.
The size of the piece of Wonderflex depends on what kind of mask you want to make. The piece I used for my Robin mask had the size of 10cm x 20cm, I guess.
You're welcome!
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Ooh, all right. I'll order it soon, then. Thanks again!! :'D (and thanks for telling me how you closed the belt as well 
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You are awesome... Gifted and well-versed in the arcane arts of cosplaying. Giving and not selfish when it comes to spread the art ...
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You are welcome My lady!
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Secrets! wow... very cool! ^_^
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Haha! Not really!
Thanks you!
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Thanks a LOT! This will help me get my kids ready for Halloween.
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Oh, you're welcome!
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Thanks a lot & for the note back as well. You are greatly appreciated for your wonderful skills & advice.
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You're welcome!
I'm happy to be of help!
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Awesome tutorial - very nice and just to get on with
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That's really neat. Does the mask just stick to your face or do you have some kind of glue under it to hold it to your face?
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I used special skin-glue called Mastix to make the mask stick to my face.
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Interesting. Thank you for answering.
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Wow, that's very simple and easy for people to do. Very cool!
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Absolutely!
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