Cardboard Cosplay with Sanit Klamchanuan

[@santi3991]

The Cardboardmancer! For real tho, the fact all of that is made of cardboard with that level of detail is bananas! There's a kiloton of talent behind that!

[@spicythaidesign7402]

Thank you. Cardboard is a wonderful material to work with. So much fun! 🤩

[@Christohh]

How some of these were made out of cardboard is insane. Perfect example of how one man’s trash can be another man’s treasure. Great video as always

[@spicythaidesign7402]

Oh yes!!! A good way to recycle ☺️

[@islandnowhere4703]

Amazing! Craftsmanship and upcycling, this is bonkers. More content like this, please

[@spicythaidesign7402]

Thank you ☺️

[@waxsealedcostumes]

Sanit’s work is always so inspiring!

[@spicythaidesign7402]

Thank you 🙏🏼 ☺️

[@D.Rivera-bh6xc]

This is amazing and he's right cardboard is everywhere; use what is around you

[@spicythaidesign7402]

Hahaha do it!!!😅

[@Boshuda1977]

What a cool dude! He makes it seem possible that everyone can create such awesome costumes! I'm off to raid the recycle bin for my Amazon boxes! 😁👍 Thanks for this

[@spicythaidesign7402]

Hahaha do it!!!!!😂

[@sira3239]

WOW! How cool and amazing! I need to try working with cardboard...

[@spicythaidesign7402]

Do it! You will love it!

[@jordanhogans8482]

This is absolutely incredible. Definitely gonna watch some tutorials on how to

[@spicythaidesign7402]

It’s so much fun!

[@imoverhere8327]

Thats really cool! Brings back memories of me making samurai armor out of cardboard as a kid. Think i may try that again. Aaand get back into making chainmail!

[@spicythaidesign7402]

Oh yeah do it!!!! ☺️

[@JohnWeaver81]

I'm going to make this as my first cosplay. Looks amazing!!

[@HolyG.23]

This is amazing!

[@phillipchan9125]

Great work Sanit.

[@spicythaidesign7402]

Thanks man!!! 😊

[@morgymomo8535]

Welcome to Wellington bro!

[@D.Rivera-bh6xc]

I'd love to take a class in that.

[@sirguy6678]

Amazing!

[@dipfish1427]

the witch king of cardboard!

[@PixieDust12]

Love your videos

[@TeKillaShot]

I cant wait for your collab with Adam Savage

[@clonetrooper2003]

*PLZ RESPOND* What is your opinion of Kyril Yeskov’s The Last Ringbearer and will you do a video on it

[@thebrowneyesofmandalore]

A question I always had about cosplay, is how people make their own custom templates. Like how do they know how to map the pieces necessary to put them together into a finished piece?

[@spicythaidesign7402]

Tin foil and masking tape technique. Sometimes it’s just winging it and a lot of practice ☺️

[@Mr.And3rs0n-]

I just started reading the fall of gondolian

[@Mr.And3rs0n-]

And it is good

[@anthonypags9945]

As someone who isn't super into reading (recently started trying to get back into comics and graphic novels), would I be better off getting one of the normal books or the illustrated book? Never read anything Tolkien related, don't read too often to begin with. I've heard the books can be overwhelming to some people but I have 0 idea

[@rushingjaws7866]

I personally would recommend the actual book, but if it is too difficult the illustrated version would be better than nothing.

[@mompernl]

I won’t lie, they’re extremely dense reads. I don’t mean that I don’t enjoy them, because I do, but the words per page and pages per book are extremely slow to get through. An example I’ve heard that I like is that if there is a stool mentioned once in the book, Tolkien will make sure you know the height and width of the stool, how old it is, the type of wood, the forest in which it was felled, the previous owners, the pattern, etc lol. If you ask me, you should read the hobbit first, as that’s a pretty easy read and was written first anyways

[@paulmartin6209]

Read the hobbit. It’s the first book in the series and it’s easy to read. Not too long either.

[@paulmartin6209]

Also try using audiobooks.

[@mathijnd]

You sound like me. I was never into reading and im still not. I like comics here and there but books have always been to much for me. BUT a while back i read the Hobbit which is an easy read. But im 100% planning on “reading” the LOTR books with help of the audio books voiced by Andy Serkis who played Gollum in the movies. It will helpt me for when reading is getting to much and i can switch back and forth between paper and audio.

[@legostarwarsreviewslbb7376]

Could you pls make more Nerds strike back lore videos. ☺

[@dsb1763]

One question I would pose to cosplayers is why would you promote a villain of a movie/story?

[@spicythaidesign7402]

We promote all characters. But really enjoy the design of the Witch King armour.

[@star_wars_miniatures]

Because Villains are fantastic characters and look badass! some people prefer them to your good characters 😅

[@Dread_Coffins]

what if Barliman Butterbur had not forgotten to send the letter to Frodo?

[@gandalf4751]

😍😍😍✅✅✅

[@Virtue2721]

I have a LOTR Question. Could they have used Smaug to destroy the ring had Bilbo revealed it to Gandalf?

[@rushingjaws7866]

I wondered the same, but unfortunately not. In the fellow ship of the ring it says that not even the fire of Ancalagon the Black could have destroyed the one ring. I think that the ring needs to be made and destroyed at the same place.

[@Pauw-n9t]

Hobbit you mean

[@Virtue2721]

@@rushingjaws7866 That's insightful. I know some of the rings of power (three of the Dwarven ones) were destroyed by dragons so i wondered about the one.

[@rushingjaws7866]

It said most could be destroyed by dragon fire but the one ring could not

[@rushingjaws7866]

Also even when Gandalf found out about the ring, he was not immediately certain that it was the one ring