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Costume Photos
Queen Of Blades
Queen Of Blades
Kerrigan Back
kerrigan Front
Costume Information
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| Cost : | estimate £2500 |
| Time Taken : | estimate 400+ hours |
| Description | |
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| This is all pictures of the sculpture done by Blizzard for Blizcon, but mine will look pretty much the same. Hopefully. Time to get out the latex! I'm partly following a tutorial (and in that the suggested tutorials) for RampagingCoconut's Queen of Blade, however I'm going to make the headress different and be a little more ambitious with the spines and spikes. Check her out at tripleacosplay.com for awsomeness and tutorials. | |
To-Do List
| Small Casts | High | Planned |
| Body Cast | High | Planned |
Shopping List
| 8.25 kg Slow Set Alginate | £132.94 | To Buy |
| Underbust Corset (to brace wings) | £32.40 | To Buy |
| 1lb SC Johnson Paste Wax | £15.77 | To Buy |
| 2 5ml Syringes | £1.31 | To Buy |
| 72 Modroll Plaster Bandages | £76.00 | To Buy |
| 1kg Clear Gelcoat + Hardener | £16.48 | To Buy |
| 10kg Fiberglass Resin + Hardener | £58.49 | To Buy |
| 50 Ice Lolly Sticks | £1.78 | To Buy |
| Fiberglass Cloth (Fine Weave) | £20.00 | To Buy |
| Fiberglass Chopped Strand Matt | £75.84 | To Buy |
| 2 Pairs High Heels | £40.00 | To Buy |
| Total | £471.01 |
Journal
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Planning (Posted 22nd October 2010) I got in touch with this amazing guy who works with latex. The long and short of it is that I'm going to be pestering this guy for help with every latex related problem I have. The way I think I'll do it is carfully constructed pannels of latex. Outer upper leg, inner upper leg, front knee, back knee, lower back leg, lower front leg etc. each of these will have any needed spines and textures and horns attached to them, with seams in conveniant design lines, like under a long fold, or at parts of my body that will flex and show lines anyway. In this way, my whole body will be covered, except for my hands and face, however these will be painted to blend seamlessly with the latex. The latex parts will be made by painting a few layers of latex onto greaseproof paper, and sticking cotton wool wadding, mountboard, craft foam etc into it and covering in more latex to keep the weight down on each part. Have a look at the tutorials done by Marshon, they show the prossess in detail. One of the problems with latex is that it likes to stick to it's self. After making each part on the paper I'll be brushing it with talc to stop this, but the part that connects with the skin will be kept clean to help it stick to my skin... so each part will have to be stored on paper, flat and protected by individual boxes for storage and transport. Not only will I need to to tests to see if this will work, but at the best case senario this will be the bulkiest cosplay I've ever thought about doing... |
Comments
This costume looks mental! Good luck with it, I can't wait to see it finished!