All the layers of a LARP ORK costume

In this video i will give an overview of my LARP costume, showing off all the layers and details, enjoy!
My Instagram:
/ lonelylarpcrafter
Check out Mariska, and so many thanks for the idea!
/ marisarmoury
Music:
• Tribal Drums - Backgro...
• Adventure | Royalty Fr...
Dagger was custom made by:
/ grumpy.dwarf.workshop

[@volsten8721]

The amount of details is insane 😮 It looks amazing! Awesome work ❤

[@benagud]

Very nice video! Love the Orc costume!

[@eevee214]

This costume is really amazing. So many details, so many stories. Great job! 👍

[@crypt_hound]

This is wonderful.

[@tailepoe]

You are awesome. Love it all. Too cool❤

[@oldguygames6861]

Putting together a set of Orc garb has been a goal of mine for years. Thanks for going into the details!

[@aguywhosaysstuff]

So awesome... your costume is amazing, and hearing you speak about how you worked up the courage to play that character is just great. Thanks so much for sharing!

[@B.coffin]

Amazing! And really inspiring!

[@__gavin__]

Wow! What a truly exquisite costume - really phenomenal!

[@victorives9395]

Inspirational! I did my first cosplay as a pirate at a recent Renaissance Festival and decided I want to branch out into some sort of Orc/Viking/Barbarian/medieval warrior character of some sort. You inspired me! Layers, layers, layers!

[@AbuSpiderMan]

Beautiful video beautiful person ! ❤

[@LarpLegion]

Such a well put together kit! Super inspiring stuff, thank you for sharing and looking forward to more videos!!

[@kairon156]

amazing Orc costume!

[@heatherbaker4538]

HERE FOR THIS

[@dulesjoe]

Moin! Cheers for sharing this. Magnificent kit.

[@Kshni]

With any luck, I’ll be playing my first orc character next spring. I relate to your statement about “how can anyone see me as this,” and yeah, orc costumes are never quite complete. ☺️ Thank you for the layering video, it helps with understanding what makes it so great and eye-catching.

[@lonelylarpcrafter3459]

I wish you so much fun playing your orc!! Happy i could be of a little help :)

[@AquaAdventures119]

amazing Orc costume really had WoW and LOTR vibes amazing much love stay safe amazing job ^^b

[@jabenkleefman5370]

I like the orc Ensemble Vampire Ensemble next time? Ga zo door!

[@jfishy542]

inspirational!! thank you

[@Rioolratje]

Absolutely amazing costume! So much detail and i love the little trinkets, It really makes the character believable. Gave me a lot of inspiration for my own costume! also your voice is very pleasant to listen to :)

[@leemarshall6955]

Trying out LARP for the first time this year, it's pleasing to see kits and costumes from others on here, even when it's a costume vastly different to what I am (refined mage inspired by LOTR elves). No idea if you keep an eye on here, but if you do, hope your orc is still going well!

[@juliajacobson9285]

I'm waiting for more videos!!

[@beetlejuicesgraveyardrevue]

Incredible work! You can definitely tell you put a lot of thought, hours, and hard effort into this. I would love to see more from you, thank you for sharing!

[@mr.k6120]

Hey, nice work. Just one thing, the bones on your underarm will kill larpweapons. Dont forget. Greathings from German Orc clan Skutog'mor and specal from Mor Koth.

[@lonelylarpcrafter3459]

Thats a good reminder! Luckely i play a ranged character, but i absolutely gotta test it to make sure everything is safe

[@aingra10]

This is absolutely amazing! Im just learning about LARP and have never cosplayed or played dnd. I love that you made this video and showed all of your personal details. It is hard to find content on how to create LARP clothing and your personality makes this video shine. Thank you so much for this!

[@felinamaes9201]

Please put up more videos!❤

[@NemFX]

Not sure how you're lonely, but i found you, so now you have a new friend.

[@RangerLiz]

Enjoyed it!

[@seanmorris8311]

I am just learning about LARP'ing, and just heard about Dachenfest. I have played D & D for over 30 years. This is one of the coolest characters ever! Your costume is awesome!

[@T1ger2006]

your costume is awesome, i would like to hear how the hand got there, and again so cool great gob, you even inspired me to do the same

[@treybrunson3166]

Frikkin awesome :)

[@johnminde6352]

Brilliant thanks for showing us your costume,orcs unless you are playing Urak kai are very individual

[@jadecormier4456]

I love so much all your little details and small touches you put on your costume ! I think for making costume you need to put more things the better! And everything you put in place have a signification too, that damn amazing! It would be awsome to have some youtube video about « diy orc accessory » or « diy orc costume piece ». It’s such difficult for me to make that sort of accessory, because you can’t just put whenever you want in place, you need to think about it, and to keep in mind your outfit in mind. So yeah , seriously, great work, I’m amazed! Keep going :)

[@lonelylarpcrafter3459]

Thank you so much! And that is such a good idea, too!

[@krisumusic]

I love seeing this! It's def a game of layers to pull of a great orc gear :)

[@philippeagat9059]

You did such a great job with this whole costume ❤️

[@panagiotiskokkaliaris9047]

Cool video ! GJ :)

[@FuzzyDragon-hd9tx]

Your costume is absolutely gorgeous!! I’m making my own orc costume this year and I’m so excited about it!! Yours is such a big inspiration :D

[@x4treme]

you´ve got the same bed as me haha

[@yanivanhandenhove5720]

i hope someday i will be able to create on ork larp iam really into that thanks for the inspiration as well and greeting from belgium

[@sarahinthesoil]

very interesting to see a thelemic rose/cross!

[@tiagomoreira8742]

Dam great vídeo! It inspires me! I checked for the Mask but alot out if stock unfornatly

[@lastrare2276]

Can you please make more videos? ❤

[@markifversen4809]

Yo loveeeee your gear. Do you happen to remember where you got your pants? Been trying to find a pair I like.

[@lonelylarpcrafter3459]

Unfortunatly not, the pants where left over from another persons ork kit, but maybe Mytholon or Epic armory has something to your taste?

[@markifversen4809]

@@lonelylarpcrafter3459 awwwww darn I appreciate it though!

[@liamsmith7086]

Make more videos please 😊

[@FuzzyDragon-hd9tx]

By any chance- how did you make the pants? They look amazing

[@oleschulenburg6131]

Hi Barbara, I am also building my first Orc Hunter. Can you tell me about the quiver you are using? My current one can only hold 6 arrows... :D Cheers Ole

[@MarcusQuintusTitus]

Superb. How did you get the sheepshair to adhere to the latex mask? Contact cement? Additionally - with combat, how do some of the more delicate elements (like the vertebrae bones on your right bracer) handle combat and heavy activity?

[@lonelylarpcrafter3459]

Thank you! The sheepshair is attatched with latex! it bonded really well with both the mask and the hair. So far none of the bones have broken in combat, but i need to add that i am usually not a frontliner and i wouldnt mind if they would break (basiccly free weathering haha) but there are company's that make verry realistc looking bones out of foam if your worried about that

[@STALKYNOTE]

Which mask is that? It seems to have some decent room. The one i orderer i cant even get on my head lol

[@jimmalmer4201]

How did you add your hair to the mask?

[@rushingrat]

Where you here in vortex 2022 by any chance?

[@josemariacampillo6790]

Ok

[@Philtopy]

great costume! Im doing my own costume right now and yours gives me great inspiration. thanks so much for sharing! One thing I want to add: Even though thats a really cool mask, I have one point about it: the more air is trapped between your skin and the mask-latex, the more you have heat encapsuling there. so the more your mask doesnt fit, the hotter it gets in there. if you want to optimize your heat menagement, you need a mask that is fitted to your head. the process is difficult and time consuming, but pays off tremendously! It also looks a lot better and more unique since that mask applies to your own facial features. here is how its done in a broad overview: To make such a mask you have to do a cast of your head and then make a clay dummy-head from that. then you can make layering of latex to create the mask. you can leave the backside of your head open because: later the mask is applied to a bataclava-mask (you know these black masks cliche murglars wear ). And you then put hair and stuff on the backside. this way you have a lot less latex on your head, wich helps heat to escape and the free space is covered up too. another great point about heat menagement in such a costume is to wear function-shirt and pants underneath, wich prevents you from getting blisters from your gear and spreads the heat more evenly.