@@MonstrousMaker lol preach - i've spent about 10 hours on a build book that doesn't even have any pictures or info yet, just creating and binding a book with cool pages and stuff :p
Cardboard is really one of the best and inexpensive materials to use for props!! I've made two things so far, three if you count a prototype, with the majority of stuff being cardboard!
i made fishbones head out of sparkling water cardboard and popcorn bucket and cooking aluminum pans from the dollar store lol the dollar store is to cosplay what the thrift store used to be for fashion
You could've gotten rich selling all that tp.. But this looks really cool, it even moves too! I've been wanting to try to make something with carboard but I can never get myself to try. Great work.
Thanks for watching! I love working with cardboard. I think its cause I don't ever worry about the cost of it and it takes the pressure off :) Give it a shot sometime! So many different types of cardboard out there to play with.
I'm so glad this was useful for you! Thanks for watching, and hopefully subbing :D I am working on more Jinx cosplay at the moment so more videos are coming
It took me about 3 months to make and film/edit everything. I started a new job in the middle of it, so it slowed down the process due to that. Thanks for watching and commenting! :D
God I absolutely adore your videos, the pieces you're making are so well done and the video editing is great too! And therefore I have to say that this video is INCREDIBLY UNDERRATED. Great craft like always. You earned a sub!
@@AfurryBrownie Thanks for watching and I hope this video helped you! I try to mostly use recycled materials, because Cosplay/Art/Crafts should not have to break the bank, just have to get a little creative :D
HEYY! Amazing video and love the whole patience with this. I do have a question, perhaps it's too late, but how much of each material did you use? I wanna do one exactly like yours but I'm afraid I'll spend too much or too less.
Oooo I didn’t 100% keep track, but I did store up cardboard boxes ( probably too much ) so I had lots of options and extra. I used maybe 1-2 foam core boards I got from the dollar store, and then glue hot sticks. Always get more glue than you think :) excited to see what you make!!
Hey! Thanks for watching! Honestly, I tend to just eyeball everything as I make it. My best advice is to start with a piece that you know the scale of, and work backwards. I always use one piece to reference another piece and it helps me keep the proportions somewhat accurate. And if they arent, its art! Have fun :D
Im so in love with this and will try it too probably- Im very late to the party but may i ask what material you used for the purple back-? Was that special foam? Also the thing you put above it to make it more round confused me so much 😭 You also nailed the coloring, for some reason i never find paint thats actually working 😢 Do you have prefered paint? 😮 Sorry for asking so much but the things you make are just so cool it makes me want to learn sm💫
Thanks for watching! Absolutely make it! Find one thing to reference for size, and then just work back from that! The foam was actually corner protectors that came when I bought my couch haha you could probably use spray foam and then carve it down (and super cheap) I've been really like folklore paints, which I got from Michaels - the opacity is great and a little goes a long way, and their colours are really nice.
Love this video! Thinking about trying to follow it. But it looks so difficult. And you`re a sculptur. It makes me give up before I try. XD Do you have patterns?
I think about 10-15, but you could incorporate more or less! If you have normal card stock (cereal boxes) you can just try rolling and taping that into tubes!
I havent had any issues - but there are some areas that I would reinforce if I were to make it again, like the handles and maybe less fraction on the turning mechanics.
Hi Gabrielle! Thanks for watching! You can just use more cardboard in place of foamcore - like thicker shipping box cardboard - only thing you might want to do is cap the ends of it so you don't see the cardboard grain. Hope that helps!
@@MonstrousMaker oo I made one too following some steps of yours and taking my own leadership and it looks pretty close to yours but it hard to get the actual reference art so I added some other stuff I found it had on the show and took my own creative ideas to add to it like the scribbles and it was a fun project mine measures 28 cm wide and 107 length
Thanks for watching! I'd have to rebuild it in order to do that and I was trying to keep it cost-effective for most viewers, but its something to keep in mind for future builds :)
I LOVE IT YPU HELPED ME WITH MY JINX COSPLAY SOO MUCH THANK YOU !!!!!! And you are sooo underrated!!!!!
OMG AMAZING! So glad that I could help with your cosplay! And thanks for watching and hopefully subscribing :D
awesome job dude! reminds me of the quote - "a person can do anything if they have time and patience"
Sometimes too much time haha! Thanks for watching!!
@@MonstrousMaker lol preach - i've spent about 10 hours on a build book that doesn't even have any pictures or info yet, just creating and binding a book with cool pages and stuff :p
Cardboard is really one of the best and inexpensive materials to use for props!! I've made two things so far, three if you count a prototype, with the majority of stuff being cardboard!
Absolutely! Its my favourite material to use! I don't overthink using it, cause I have so much, unlike expensive foams etc. Thanks you watching!
i made fishbones head out of sparkling water cardboard and popcorn bucket and cooking aluminum pans from the dollar store lol the dollar store is to cosplay what the thrift store used to be for fashion
How are people so ingenous oh my god
Thank you so much 😭
@@MonstrousMaker you motivated me to make my own Fishbones no matter what so thanks! 😂✌️
You could've gotten rich selling all that tp.. But this looks really cool, it even moves too! I've been wanting to try to make something with carboard but I can never get myself to try. Great work.
Thanks for watching! I love working with cardboard. I think its cause I don't ever worry about the cost of it and it takes the pressure off :) Give it a shot sometime! So many different types of cardboard out there to play with.
ill be using this video to help make my jinx weapons, i think alot what your doing works with other projects aswell!
Thanks so much for watching and I'm glad you find it so useful! :D
thank you so much i wanted to cosplay her and make her weapon this helped me a lot!
So glad to hear it helped you! Thanks for watching (and hopefully subscribing 😀)
Bro make this look ez and i believe it gonna try wish me luck guys
This is so helpful and also amazing. I'm beginning a jinx cosplay and really wanted to make her minigun so this really helps.
I'm so glad this was useful for you! Thanks for watching, and hopefully subbing :D I am working on more Jinx cosplay at the moment so more videos are coming
@@MonstrousMaker 😁
So good!
This is so amazing!!!! If you don’t mind me asking, how long did it take for you to complete this? it look like such a hard prop to make.
It took me about 3 months to make and film/edit everything. I started a new job in the middle of it, so it slowed down the process due to that. Thanks for watching and commenting! :D
Incredible
TYSM ive been looking for a video like this to help with my cosplay
Thanks for watching and glad I could help!
God I absolutely adore your videos, the pieces you're making are so well done and the video editing is great too! And therefore I have to say that this video is INCREDIBLY UNDERRATED. Great craft like always. You earned a sub!
Oh my gosh, thank you so much for your lovely comment, it truly made my day!
@@MonstrousMaker no problem, you deserve it!
WHAT IS THISSS!!!! MAGIC!!!
I was searching for a tutorial for powpow and thought yours is perfect, and I clicked in to discover this is made of recycled stuff
@@AfurryBrownie Thanks for watching and I hope this video helped you! I try to mostly use recycled materials, because Cosplay/Art/Crafts should not have to break the bank, just have to get a little creative :D
Brilliant!
Woah this will help me a lot, thank you
So glad it could help! and thanks for watching (and maybe subbing? :D)
This vid is gonna be my inspo for my jinx gun i already have one gun and a bomb
awesome build
Thanks!
OMG this is surprise and amazing,you job is incredible keep it up you will go far,😍😍😍😍💙💙💙💙💕
HEYY! Amazing video and love the whole patience with this. I do have a question, perhaps it's too late, but how much of each material did you use? I wanna do one exactly like yours but I'm afraid I'll spend too much or too less.
Oooo I didn’t 100% keep track, but I did store up cardboard boxes ( probably too much ) so I had lots of options and extra. I used maybe 1-2 foam core boards I got from the dollar store, and then glue hot sticks. Always get more glue than you think :) excited to see what you make!!
@@MonstrousMaker thank you so much
How did you calculate the measurements for everything. I really wanna be able to make this build for con next year and this video is amazing
Hey! Thanks for watching! Honestly, I tend to just eyeball everything as I make it. My best advice is to start with a piece that you know the scale of, and work backwards. I always use one piece to reference another piece and it helps me keep the proportions somewhat accurate. And if they arent, its art! Have fun :D
what con are you going to?
You should enter a competition and get some money with your skill!!
I wish :D
OMG ! This will help me so much with my cosplay. 😭 but how many toilet paper rolls did you use ?
I lost count :D eat lots of burritos
que hayas respetado cada detalle me hace tan feliz
¡Gracias por ver!
Im so in love with this and will try it too probably-
Im very late to the party but may i ask what material you used for the purple back-? Was that special foam?
Also the thing you put above it to make it more round confused me so much 😭
You also nailed the coloring, for some reason i never find paint thats actually working 😢
Do you have prefered paint? 😮
Sorry for asking so much but the things you make are just so cool it makes me want to learn sm💫
Thanks for watching! Absolutely make it! Find one thing to reference for size, and then just work back from that!
The foam was actually corner protectors that came when I bought my couch haha you could probably use spray foam and then carve it down (and super cheap)
I've been really like folklore paints, which I got from Michaels - the opacity is great and a little goes a long way, and their colours are really nice.
@@MonstrousMaker thank you so much!
A very interesting video, I will need to try to do the same. Like for my favorite Jinx!
P.s. make video about fishbones!)
Thanks for watching! (p.s. I will 🦈)
Love this video! Thinking about trying to follow it. But it looks so difficult. And you`re a sculptur. It makes me give up before I try. XD Do you have patterns?
You can do it! I made it up as I go, and each one will be unique!
LET ME KNOW, I NEED: WHAT IS THE NAME OF THE WHITE STYROFOAM-LIKE MATERIAL YOU USED?
WHAT IS THE NAME OF THE BIG TOOTHPICK YOU USED?
heyyy can you tell me how thick that white foam is? I have to buy mine from somewhere
1/4 inch roughly
how much toilet paper things u used? i want to make one too and idk how much i should collect
I think about 10-15, but you could incorporate more or less! If you have normal card stock (cereal boxes) you can just try rolling and taping that into tubes!
@@MonstrousMaker thank you so much! i dont have cereal boxes in my country so ill just collect toilet paper rolls
How long did it take you??? It looks sick 😲😲
I worked on it in the evenings and weekend off and on (I would get sick of it haha) over the course of about 3 months.
Just curious how durable is it and been holding up with time
I havent had any issues - but there are some areas that I would reinforce if I were to make it again, like the handles and maybe less fraction on the turning mechanics.
There's no foamcore in my country or atleast on my area, what can be a possible alternative for foamcore? Thankyou!
Hi Gabrielle! Thanks for watching! You can just use more cardboard in place of foamcore - like thicker shipping box cardboard - only thing you might want to do is cap the ends of it so you don't see the cardboard grain. Hope that helps!
Can you use contact cement? And hot glue instead of the other
Possibly? Try testing it out on some scraps of cardboard, and see what happens! Come back and let me know how your build went :D
Could u tell us the length and width of the whole machine gun? please
34" long and about 9" wide
@@MonstrousMaker oo I made one too following some steps of yours and taking my own leadership and it looks pretty close to yours but it hard to get the actual reference art so I added some other stuff I found it had on the show and took my own creative ideas to add to it like the scribbles and it was a fun project mine measures 28 cm wide and 107 length
@@theoddalien That's amazing! Good job and great initiative!
What did you use for the "end piece"?
It was a piece of dense foam used for packaging that I had when my new couch was delivered hahaha
Could you please put a mechanism on pow pow instead of moving it manually?🧐
Thanks for watching! I'd have to rebuild it in order to do that and I was trying to keep it cost-effective for most viewers, but its something to keep in mind for future builds :)
would you make one for me to buy ? how much it would cost ?
No sorry, I just make these for fun! You should give it a go!
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How much for you do this to Mee and ship it?😭
$1 million dollars muahahahaha *Dr Evil laugh*
@@MonstrousMaker LOL😂
A three-barrel Gatling gun… interesting.
Thanks for watching :D Let me know if there is anything else you'd like to see
@@MonstrousMaker I love anything Jinx related.
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