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Cosplay:Metal Texture Tutorial
Published: 2006-12-13 13:50:02 +0000 UTC; Views: 293140; Favourites: 7142; Downloads: 5882
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For more photos of the props/armour I've textured, and to see the shuriken in use, take a look through my Wai-con photos (My sister and I are cosplaying FFVII Yuffie & Tifa and their AC versions). [link]For tutorials on making the props & armour, I recommend Amethyst Angel's tutorials: [link] She does some amazing stuff!
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This is amazing. This will be very helpful for the Cosplay I'm doing ^^. Thanks a lot for the tutorial ;D
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Oh~ swanky. I'll be trying this with my keyblade... Thanks for the Tutorial!
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That's quite incredible! It really looks as if they've been used for years
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THANK. YOU!!!! Wow. I'm so glad I found this.
I'll definitely be using this tutorial for my future cosplays. You are so awesome! <333
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Great job on the prop. I was wondering where can I buy sheet plastic? I been looking around and had no luck.
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Awesome tutorial, I'm definitely favoriting this one! That really makes it look like real metal! And I completely agree with you on Amethyst Angel-- her tutorials are absolute lifesavers.
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This is an awesome tutorial! Thank you so so much! \o/
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Oh this is so realistic and usefull great tutorial!
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So, my friend is doing an Aeris staff and she has it all done except the paint. We were both wondering if 1) This technique could be used for a staff and 2) If you have to sand PVC pipe to be able to paint it. We've heard a lot of things about the sand/don't sand styles of painting and we want to make sure her staff looks picture perfect. Your opinion would be amazing!
PS- I love all your work. You're one of my favorite artists on DA!!
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oh my god that's amazing. 
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I just wanted to let you know that I featured this tutorial in a news article on cosplay tutorials [link]
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Man, that is awesome! Awesome work right there!
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So.. that's isn't a real weapon in the first place? Just foam and sheet plastic, and the hot glue? That's amazing! 
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Oh wow! I'm going to be cosplaying as Yuffie one day so this tutorial is MIGHTY HELPFUL! Thank you so much! ^^
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I can't help but be amazed at how awesome the shuriken looks~ The way you made the blades look so sharp is so cool ; u ;
I'm trying to figure out how you made the triangular shape using foam board though... It's just so crisp xD
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i wish i could make stuff like this...*sigh* oh well
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Lol, i used this on my blade^^.
It whas quiet usefull, it has almost the same as my other blade i use on practice^^.
Is that thing for real?
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Squeee sugoi~
Thankiness for the tutorial! It should really help out~ <3
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i am still staring at this in awe. *o*
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thnx u... i was luking how to make diz.. thnk u!!
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your tutorial is helping me make Sora's Keyblade even better
thaxs
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Wow this is great! I'll definately be using this again!
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Thanks for this!!! Its very informative!!
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What if I needed to make something bronze?
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Awesome! I had nooo idea. Well done.
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Awesome tutorial!! I think I will be using this. Thanks for sharing ^^
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what is it made out of though? cardboard, metal, plastic?
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This is made from plastic, though it would probably work on wood too. Cardboard probably wouldn't prove a good enough surface to paint on.
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i don't even know why i said metal xD (the dumbness inside me) thanks though. i was also wondering if theres a different way to paint it when making a sword.
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I've never done a sword, but I'd recommend using less weathering as the steel used for most swords is very good quality and won't rust as much.
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if i asked you to do it for me? how much would you charge me?
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Sorry, I don't do cosplay related commissions.
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lol ok thanks for the help tho.
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i was gunna give the whole rusty look then go over the sharp part with the crome paint like you did with the edge of the shuriken
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That's some good technique... *favs for future reference*
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That's very useful...might use it for my own cosplay. 
Thanx I always wondered how people made their weapons look so real.
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Wow, this is a really nifty tutorial. Thanks for sharing.
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Thank you so much! I made a shuriken for Katsucon and this helped tremendously.
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This is a great metal painting tutorial. Should come in handy
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