I think you'd need to attach them all separately and with LOT of velcro to use this technique for them. Today I would stick to different techniques though! You could use a simple plug-in system with pipes or something like that e.g.! :)

The stripes are fauxleather, the fabric is a simple elastic one

These days I'd use airbrush paint to have a flexible colourcoat! Back then I used graffiti spray! Works also great, but you have a risk of it cracking at some point!

I'm not exactly sure, it should be written in the describtion in the shop though! Write the shop support otherwise please! :)

I looked FOREVER for this fabric and found it by accident in a fabric shop. I think next time I'm just going to dye one! Maybe that's an option for you, too?

That's no fabric! It's a packing plastic material, like bubblefoil for security of items when shipped, but without bubbles! Don't know the exact name tho unfortunately

That's was spray paint! The absolute best paint for this would be airbrush paints since they're opaque and flexible.

@@seme I'll definitely keep that in mind when I make my next set. Just finished a pair for a convention and I used acrylic based spraypaint which is great for going over foam because it's not harsh like oil based, but it's not very flexible. Any movement makes it crack and its kinda flaky.

For which part exactly? The armor parts are made out of foam though, then some foam parts like the shoulder pads covered with pleather.

Yes, today that would be choice definitely!

Unfortunately we never found the time to create the digital files to share them online. :(

Thank you so much! It's contact cement from cosplayshop.be !

Hey! It's normally a PVC plastic pipe, heated and then formed when HEATED up. After cooling down it's hard and sturdy again. :) (In the video I used a combination pipe with aluminium core which works without heat but I'd recommend PVC pipes instead)

It's a PVC Pipe, Foam and Worbla, or what do you mean exactly?

So glad it helps!! :)

Many ways of getting such wings on, but with help is the easiest!

So glad it helped!! :)

You can use a regular PVC pipe!

It's around 5 mm thick! :)

The foam in the video is spray painted! But you need to use not-too-toxic paint for it, I used graffiti spray paint and nowadays I'd use airbrush colours.

Hey!! We opened a new shop, I updated the link in the video describtion! :)

@@seme thank you very much !^^

So glad it helps!! :)

We were to busy to upload it yet unfortunately, I'm sorry!

@@seme no prob 🥰

There is always a later 😋

When you build them lioghtweight a good velcrotape is enough to hold them! Otherwise you could easily use push buttons or hooks!

Thank you for saying that! 💗 Our team is working hard everyday. Thanks for your support!

Your imagination can do whatever you want though! ;)

Thank youuu! 💗

It's 'Trittschalldämmung' in German!

Many supplies you can find at hardware stores! Good luck with you Venti cosplay 💗

Thank you!!

Thank you so much 😀

Some beginners made this already with our patterns and instructions (link in bio), so yes, it's definitely possible! It takes an experienced crafter around 3-4 full working days, a beginner should plan around a week maybe? You need all materials and some tools though, without them it's harder to make (the tools you see in the video). Costs differ.

Unfortunately it will take some more time since we're totally stuck with work right now. :( The jumpsuit pattern is in the store now though!

@@seme Fantastic!! your work is incredible, im happy to wait however long u guys need! <3

Please read the describtion! :) In my new videos I add instructions.

Yes, it's a PVC Pipe which was heatshaped. :) And the material is in the describtion, it's meant to wrap things for safe shipping originally. And can be painted! Primer would be too heavy for this build here though.

Thank you!! ♥ It's grafitti spray. But other paints will work too!

Is this a suggestion what we should create and film?

And it was an absolute pleasure for me to create the costume!! :) The design is amazing, so is the game ♥

Thank you!! ♥

We used a mixed fabric with some flexibility

Ahhhh so glad you liked it!! Thank you so much :) ♥

@@seme I am just re-reading what I wrote and I was so excited that i spelt so many words wrong. Hahaha

You've got it!

And maybe the tools aswell?

Main material is foam! :) The core is an aluminium rod.

Would need a more specific question to reply to!

Feel free to like? XD <3

@@seme thank you

with acrylic spray paint

We recommend to use minimum 5 mm foam, but you can use thicker one if you want. :)

@@seme Will try to get the 5mm! Thank you!

The tools are listed here: etsy.me/3klrH61 Tools + materials are listed in the instruction of the article :) (Part of the listing)

@@seme thank you!

They are so lightweight and comfy, you can wear them on stage or all day for shootings and events. :)

Hi! Actually I didn't know it at that time but the best solution are actual regular PVC pipes. You can shape them carefully when heated-up (wear a respiratory mask) and when they cool down they will harden again and stay in shape! :)