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I Used Foam And 3D Prints To Create An Animated Dragon Cosplay And It Took Me Over 400 Hours (18 Pics)
Making a dragon costume is no easy feat. Especially when you spend two months making it and it wrecked me to no end. 12-hour workdays were really a thing for me at this point since I was crunching a hard deadline.
I was creating a dragon costume for the convention “BlizzCon.” Sadly, I didn’t win, but I gained a ton of experience with foam and 3D prints during the process of making this. I mean how many foam dragon costumes have you even seen being worn?
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Here is the creation process
The steps towards skinning the wings
All the electronics for the wings
Feet and hands
The tail was personally my favorite after endless gluing and sanding
This isn’t even the halfway point
Eyes that stare on forever
Combining 3D printing with foam and animatronics
First time putting her on
On the BlizzCon Stage
Animatronics test
The BlizzCon Stage walk
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Night Owl 6 years ago (edited)
So cool! I love it! It must have taken so much planing, work and dedication. It looks amazing! I hope there's some kind of cooling system inside and that you get enough air to breath in it. I'm guessing you're looking through the dragon's mouth and breathe through it's neck?
Night Owl 6 years ago (edited)
So cool! I love it! It must have taken so much planing, work and dedication. It looks amazing! I hope there's some kind of cooling system inside and that you get enough air to breath in it. I'm guessing you're looking through the dragon's mouth and breathe through it's neck?
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