Bubblegum Crisis Hardsuit, I finally finished it :D

[Balmung]

Ah ok just wondering, cause I've heard stories of the Ranger suits beings hot as a desert in them. :sweat:

especially if your in the desert

 

[yellow_ranger]

Oh I saw this on cosplay.com!!! LOVE IT! Can't wait to see it at ACen, I'm seriously tracking you down for pics! :thumbs:

 

[smtemp]

Oh I saw this on cosplay.com!!! LOVE IT! Can't wait to see it at ACen, I'm seriously tracking you down for pics! :thumbs:

^_^ awesome. I'd let you know when I'm wearing it, but I'm not even sure myself. I'll try to stay in it long enough though

If you do find me, let me know who you are ^_^ that we talked on this forum.

 

[Sekiria]

I finally finished my Bubblegum Crisis 2040 Priss Hardsuit XD Weee!! 3 years of planning. I finally found a suitable material to make it with and got it done in about 6 months (would have been faster but I had to work and holidays and so on) BUT I wound up making it entirely out of Crayola Model Magic

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Priss Asagiri ftw. You are officially awesome for making the hardsuit of my favorite Knight Saber. :anime:

Why is she my favorite? Well...

*Looks at name*

...Yeah.

 

[Red Sky Ranger]

Awesomeness! :buttrock:

 

[KickHopper]

Haha! Found you on HLJ! I'm Hibiki-dono on cosplay.com
I've said it before and I'll say it again. That's friggin impressive. You are truly an inspiration.

I used Model Magic for my Ryu Hayabusa headband. Came out well enough, needs some work. I intend on using it for Kick Hopper. Do you have any suggestions on avoiding putting fingerprints and other unwanted creases and such in the material?

 

[smtemp]

I rolled it out with a rolling pin, and smoothed with water if and where ever necessary. Also used random clay carving utensils to pry and push it the way I wanted it.

 

[Ragna "D" BloodEdge]

Even after all these months, I'm still in awe of how real it looks. Bravo.:castlerock:

 

[Solid Snake]

WOW! looks like it took a lot of effort to make, Good Job!

 

[KickHopper]

I rolled it out with a rolling pin, and smoothed with water if and where ever necessary. Also used random clay carving utensils to pry and push it the way I wanted it.

Cool. Yeah I looked up other clay stuff and saw water was used but I wasn't sure if that would work with Model Magic. Yay! This makes me worry less.

Again, bravo on your hard work.