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| Wanted a bit of an update without a complete overhaul so am trying to modify Louis a bit. Don't expect much gadgetry for his first outing as I'm severely running low on time LOL | |
Journal
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Wings Step 6 - Completion Wings Open (Posted 31st May 2011) So the wings worked and looked alright. Then the straps broke... So I had bloody Duct-Tape straps at Expo...ah well the Mark II wings will be better! |
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Wings Step 5 - Completion Wings Closed (Posted 30th May 2011) Forgot to mention that I also drilled some holes in some blocks of wood and attached the PVC to them with screws. Right LOL Once everything was painted, I attached the material to the hooks and hot-glued it in place around one of the joints. It was then testing time! |
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Wings Step 4 (Posted 29th May 2011) For the next step it was a case of measuring out where I would need holes to attach the material to and drilling through them. I then attached shower-curtain hooks and hot-glued them in place. Next step was several coats of plastic primer and several coats of copper paint. (I actually had a few people over the weekend who thought it was real copper piping so I was really pleased with the result ^_^) |
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Wings Step 3 (Posted 28th May 2011) Attached the PVC piping and joints together with PVC cement...this failed as I used push-fitting joints so instead...filled the joints with copious amounts of hot-glue and connected them. I then drilled a small hole through the top of the opening section and threaded braided cable through it, tying it in a knot and crimping in place. Following that, I added eyelets along the length of the PVC pipe to create a simplistic pully system for them. |
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Wings Step 2 (Posted 27th May 2011) In my lovely kitchen (sorry housemates!) I used my dremel tool to cut the PVC piping down to a size I was comfortable working with (was a hacksaw first, it broke...another trip to B&Q...). I then cut the thicker PVC into four smaller pieces to make the joints of the wings. Using the dremel, I cut slots in the wide PVC piping so that the thin PVC piping could slot into it nicely. Then it was a case of drilling through both and using a nut and bolt to hold it place but also leave it flexible enough to open and close. |

Comments
Looking forward to this. I demand Tesla coils!
Hehe we'll see! Not in time for Kita though!
I adore the new design hun, that waistcoat huuugh <3
Glad you like the new design hun ^_^
Damn you count fruity boots! your shots are impressive!
Damn Luke, you complimentary!
You looked amazing hun ^_^
THank you honey. Only half done though! LOL
The wings look amazing!
you guys were amazing :D
Thank you both so much!
I think I may have seen you from behind briefly and thought those wings were epic! *_* And dat hat 8D
Haha thank you so much!
This is fantastic, the wings are amazing =]
immense!
Awesome at Kita and Awesomer at Expo! You did such a fantastic job! *thumbs up! :D
This looked really fantastic. Love the wings. Another amazing job.
Aww thank you so much guys!
hey i saw you in the masquerade! your group were awesome!! i loved your huge steampunk wings!!
THank you ^_^
Wiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiings!! Was awesome! You guys were great on stage!
Aww thanks honey ^_^
Wow, incredible wings ! :O
Aww thank you very much ^_^
very impressive collection of SP outfits..the wings won it for me!
Thank you for the lovely comments ^_^
Steampunk is so cool! :D
Intersting cosplays! Looks nice!
Aww hun that means loads coming from you ^_^ Thank you!
I really enjoyed watching this performance :) those wings were just epic! *o* amazing costume =D
Oh wow, coming from you that means loads! Thank you so much!
Very impressive cosplay and the wings are amazing!
Aww thank you very much ^_^
Very impressive! So cool ^^
Thank you very much!