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How To Make Horns For Cosplay From Foam
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- Опубликовано: 17 авг 2024
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A good pair of horns is, quite frankly, a year round accessory in my mind. However, with Halloween on the horizon I couldn't think of a better time to share the process of sculpting these. Follow along and learn how you can make a pair of your own.
I had a lot of fun making these. In case you're curious, the goats are Chester, Alice, Gilly, and Rick. Chester and Alice are the two that you mainly see in this video.
I've been looking into making horns for a renaissance fair trip, and alas I had no EVA foam experience. Thanks for making this detailed and beginner friendly!
For carving he goes outside, so all that microplastic is directly emitted to its natural environment. Glorious
wrap the foil in plastic wrap before taping. no sticky parts and a lit easier to pattern from that.
Great Work!
thanks!
excellent attention to detail. next level making done right!
Glad you like it!
You know you have to wear these to all the company meetings now...
of course!
Fantastic idea
OMG!!!! You’ve given me SOOOO many helpful tips to make my own stuff. Thank you!!
This is a really wonderful tutorial, thankyou! I was just wondering where you get your foam?
3:57 Don't take that out of context 😂
EVA Foam sculpturing fundamental right here.
everyone should try it!
@@CalebKraftmakes can use these techniques you showed for things other than horns. Quality job
@@Nathankinamorh thanks!
@Caleb Kraft Does EVA clean off of the soldering iron tip pretty easily or do you have to replace it?
A cheaper way to cut might be a regular vox cutter with replaceable blades
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And if you don’t have a heat gun you can use a space heater set on high. Be sure to wear gloves!
It costs less to buy real ones than to tire of making fake ones.
what a sad way to look at making things.
Real ones are heavier.
@@Nathankinamorh I have real ones. they have goats attached