How to make this sweet steampunk cyborg arm cosplay with foam and hot glue! Fidget spinner fail

[@LostWax]

Hey everyone, my preferred paints and supplies change over time and a few things have changed since making this video. You can check out my current favourites on my Amazon page (affiliate link) www.amazon.com/shop/lostwax

[@blandinebernard729]

Learn more...

[@felrise3966]

How do I size down the arm piece?

[@tylermurdock8252]

@@felrise3966 get bigger soon or just scale the paper copy down

[@anarchyantz1564]

One major top tip for others is use metallic sharpies on the foam as it makes it a lot easier to see than the standard black one (as its normally black on greyish black foam). Sounds simple I know but makes it easier.

[@LostWax]

Nice tip!

[@TonyMacaroniyt]

Dude, You deserve way more attention! You're so bloody talented!!!

[@LostWax]

Thanks!

[@properprops698]

Lost Wax no problem your one of my favs I'm going to use this for doomfist's fist

[@feierabend-legende1333]

Lost Wax what will u make next time?🤔 PS:Great video again👍🏻💪🏻

[@LostWax]

Not sure yet.. pirate gun, steampunk gun, bowler hat, pith helmet, wonder woman shield..... any requests?

[@Hortex1139]

Yeah, steampunk gun!

[@mothids]

"Cause you know you want one." .....indeed i do

[@mauriceestelle4619]

All these intros are my FAVORITE 👍👌👌

[@syrahgrimm83]

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[@liamford9473]

Maurice Estelle du

[@calebross933]

Can someone help me catch his attention? I would love for his help taking on my challenge! I would love to make something like this but I have only half of my arm. This would make for a really awesome costume and I was wondering if I could have his help in designing it?

[@megacast_geg]

We need to help

[@collapsinguniverse7572]

This is now my favorite steampunk tutorial out there! Keep the great videos coming!

[@WitteArtistry]

This is wicked cool!! 😲😄 I love the fun intro :). I think this is one of your most complicated yet! Love it 💚 I always enjoy your swirly steampunk pieces!

[@LostWax]

Gotta have some swirls:)

[@WitteArtistry]

Lost Wax aww yeah! You know it!

[@foxderpandalmond4858]

It is affordable. It is a mostly simple design. It looks better than other mech arms out there. It is actually comfortable when done right. IT IT PERFECT, LOST WAX THANK YOU!

[@phil7556]

Once again Chris, you nailed it! Looks great! Love how you figured out how to make articulated elbow piece. Been trying to figure this out. Would love to see you do a fully articulated ironman inspired steampunk cyborg. I know thats alot. But I believe in you Chris! I want to build this an I need your tutorial expertise.

[@randrake2265]

philip thompson i was just thinking the same thing, i think it would look incredible as an entire suit.

[@LostWax]

You are right, it would look amazing, and it is a ton of work. I'm not sure if that's something feasible for me at this point. Of course if I get enough people requesting it.........

[@phil7556]

Lost Wax,ok people, lets bombard Chris with request to create the build of his career! The ironman inspired fully articulated steampunk cyborg!!! You can make a lot of money off this project pattern! Whattaya say people!? C'mon chris you can do this!

[@randrake2265]

philip thompson im in!

[@_en.core.]

philip thompson so am I!

[@marcinmoedler7821]

Thanks Chris, i`ve waited for this tutorial. Your steampunk arm looks awesom.

[@evandouphrate9811]

WHY DON'T YOU HAVE AT LEAST TWO MILLION SUBS, YOU DESERVE EVERY ONE!!!!

[@LostWax]

Hehe, thanks! Keep sharing my vids and maybe one day....

[@TWBArts]

Absolutely wonderful! Not only great guidance, but always entertaining! Looking forward to part 2!

[@0rurin]

I usually hate the often overly busy steampunk aesthetic, but you put together a really nice design and the way you present the whole thing is very pleasant to look at, even cinematic. Really glad I've found your channel.

[@LostWax]

Cool, that's great feedback, I do try to design pieces so that they incorporate a decorative element, as well as mechanical workings- but they kind of have to make sense as to why they would actually be there. Sometimes it's hard to get the right balance.

[@crispyrice9442]

I’ve got a sick steampunk cosplay, and THIS IS HAPPENING! Super cool

[@matthewschmidt5370]

In the midst of building this... for someone who really has issues with patterns (I have trouble with the scaling up and down), this really isn't difficult. I highly recommend anything this maker comes up with. Already planning out the jetpack!

[@_redskeleton_3549]

These actually are really helpful for me because I’m currently working on a mechanical arm for a cosplay.

[@LostWax]

Glad they are helpful!

[@katejouanneau1560]

As creative and fun as usual. Love your style and work. Can't wait for the second half ;)

[@ariunbayarariuka8320]

Youve really put much effort to it

[@nigelhutt9921]

So glad I found this channel. Sir you are one very talented individual.

[@LostWax]

Thank you kindly!

[@RCVOODOO]

Well worth the wait. Another brilliant creation.

[@carlafeeoryne3102]

Looks like your whole family has fun with these projects!!!

[@hongngocnguyen357]

Using hot glue what happened without adjust the temperature . I am new cosplay, I saw people only use contacts cement . Thanks

[@LostWax]

You can use hot glue without an adjustable glue gun, but it will be messier, and you'll probably burn your fingers more... but it can be done:)

[@nlg7321]

What if it doesnt fit? Like you sayd, check if it fits before startis to puting the details

[@ericlanglaismm]

I'm making this for my steam punk costume, it is pretty fun to build! :) Thank you for this awesome pattern that is by the way really cheap!!

[@wafflelife6028]

Éric Langlais How do you get the pattern is there a website?

[@mr.kirito4065]

Bro did you buy the blueprints/pattern ??

[@ДарьяКитова-м1п]

Господи, не перестою удивляться вашей фонтазии. Это шикарно!

[@curtmartini66]

First off GREAT work. You have amazing talent. I am inspired and excited to make this my first foam build. I just bought both templates and I am surprised. I expected to pay more! I hope many more people purchase your templates. You deserve every penny you put into your work. Thank you.

[@LostWax]

That's great to hear! I am glad you found the templates a good value. I am always trying to balance affordability with the fact that this is my business and I need to pay the bills:) Thanks for the feedback!

[@kalenproductions6807]

for transferring design patterns you can also "pinhole" it instead of making indentations with a pen

[@LostWax]

Good call.

[@robwinkens9647]

Hello Chris, is the painting technique video ready ?

[@OnlyinUrMind]

Very cool!! Every thing from the intro, video, and arm are all well done. Thanks!!!

[@SeareanMoon]

You are so creative! So enjoy your videos!

[@kalenproductions6807]

Also do you have an episode talking about how you make patterns, and if not can you?

[@LostWax]

I would like to do something like that sometime. It's just a bit tricky as a lot of it is trial and error. But there definitely are some techniques that would be helpful for people.

[@wafflelife6028]

I want to know how to get the patterns 2

[@adamhamilton6696]

Curious: are there parts for places like the fingers and/or torso maybe even the legs or head region

[@LostWax]

I don't have any other patterns specifically made to go with this mechanical arm, though I do have different pieces that would work with it- jetpack, goggles etc...

[@americanmichigander]

you can use the lost foam method and make this out of copper or aluminum.

[@argophontes]

Is there any particular reason for not using Barge cement? That stuff holds so much better than hot glue. Great tutorial!

[@LostWax]

I agree, Barge is the strongest thing out there, however, the fumes are not something you want to breathe, and as I cannot control how well people ventilate their spaces, and there are lots of kids making my patterns, I would rather recommend supplies that are less toxic if I can. I have actually been very surprised at how well hot glue actually works once you get used to the techniques. I think I actually prefer it over contact cement now. The other great thing is that if you want to change something, you can use your glue gun or a heat gun to reheat the section and take it apart.

[@argophontes]

That seems a perfectly reasonable explanation! I tend to do all my gluing outside because of exactly that. Great job on the video!

[@LostWax]

Yeah, I used to do my gluing outside too.....until I moved back to Canada. Not that much fun when it's -40 outside:)

[@BrningHalo]

Your tutorials give me hope that I can actually make something like this myself!

[@GerryChopikRealtor]

Excellent video. You are one talented dude! And your prices are very reasonable. Especially the all-inclusive package. Thnx.

[@marybeth406]

That opening sequence was fantastic! (Was the Pete and Pete reference intentional?) You must have a background in cinematography. ❤️

[@LostWax]

Thanks! No, it wasn't intentional, in fact, I don't really know anything about Pete and Pete. I'd love to know what the reference in my video is:) I don't have a background in cinematography, I just love to play around with cameras and lights:) Have a super amazing day!

[@pay1370]

Now thats what i call quality content

[@muppetmaster04]

If I was to add lights and blippers, could the acid house contain the powers cell?

[@LostWax]

Yep, good idea.

[@woah4955]

Is there a way to make the print out a perfect fit? Cause I have really skinny arms 😪

[@LostWax]

Hmm, this is not an easy pattern to size before you print it out, due to the way that arms don't have standard width to length proportions. The good thing about having skinny arms, is that you can always add some soft foam on the inside to tighten it up- and the look works because you've then got this big strong mech arm. If you do want to resize the width of the pattern, I recommend making the basic arm using the pattern that closest fits your arm length. Once you have the basic arm made from foam, you can cut out a strip right down the centre front and back, and then glue it back together and that gives you a thinner arm. You will have to adjust some of the other pieces as well, but it is at least a really good starting point. Hope that helps a little!

[@duckdictator6531]

One thing that is a little confusing to me is what foam thicknesses I will need. Is that included in the pattern?

[@LostWax]

Yep, it's all in the pattern.

[@rjgamad4204]

THAT'S THE COOL ROBOT ARM STEAMPUNK BABY I WISH I HAD THAT!

[@拓真-l2w]

What kind of foam was that and how would I size down the arm for a smaller arm???

[@cidneyowen5589]

This is seems like this would also make an amazing base to make different styles of arms. I really enjoyed this and this could be very useful.

[@ourochroma]

I love this channel and it’s narrative

[@Ssnicklefritz00]

This man is a gift

[@bransonhauntedhills]

That is awesome. I have a messed up right arm so I would love to make one of these.

[@10Raccoon]

What thickness of EVA foam did you use for the base of the arm? The pattern says to use 6mm but that seems a lot thinner.

[@LostWax]

Yep, I used 6mm, though it's a bit hard to measure the thickness properly because of the pattern on one side of the foam. So to be more specific, 6mm would be the measurement of the foam not including the cross hatch pattern. So if you included the cross hatch pattern, that would add another mm

[@AViciousVixen]

If i wanted to make this for my right arm, could I just flip the pattern? I'm left handed.

[@maskparades9478]

A Vicious Vixen yes you can. Once you buy the pattern you can either us photoshop to mirror the image or print it out normally and flip the pattern over (I suggest tracing the pattern on the other side with pen so you remember to use the pen side) if that makes sense

[@LostWax]

Yep, exactly.

[@Nirvanexus]

If the pattern just needs to be flipped, you can also use Microsoft Paint.

[@user-rf9pb8dv3z]

A Vicious Vixen he says it at the start listen pls

[@epiendless1128]

Using a paint program sounds tedious and looses quality. Your print driver may support mirrored printing. The full Acrobat program (not the free reader) supports mirrored printing. Apparently the free PDF995 tool lets you print to a new pdf that is mirrored. Then print the mirrored copy as normal. That's probably where I'd start if I wanted a mirrored version. craftygoat.com/2006/11/printing_mirrored_text_on_any.html

[@cweb1988]

how durable is the foam? Like will it rip and break really easily with movement? Man the detail and finish of this is CRAZY good.

[@SuperJesus009]

cweb1988 EVA foam is super durable, light, and cheap. It will not rip or tear, unless you're trying to do so.

[@russdykes6446]

I love this! Can't wait for part two. Definitely need to make one of these.

[@mad_machine4850]

this... is absolutely amazing, so much effort put into this I love it!

[@mr-wiseguy6951]

i just bought this pattern, but how do you get the larger circle pieces perfect?

[@LostWax]

Just really careful cutting. It definitely helps to use a knife with a fine pointed blade. I use a #11 scalpel.

[@malinva90]

hello, can you get the cut pattern? How long would it take?

[@CaptainCactus42]

Asylum Steampunk festival had quite a few of these this year, probably the most popular design we saw!

[@janetriley5382]

Will you have a pattern for a larger bicep?

[@LostWax]

Yes, I am working on that now, but have a few things going on so it's still a few weeks away.

[@janetriley5382]

Thanks for the reply! I will just have to scale up the upper arm so I have it ready in time for a con in september. Can't wait!

[@LostWax]

Hey just a few tips for scaling the arm, Be aware that it probably won't work to just scale the pattern pieces up in all dimensions, because then it will be too long. My arm is 58 ch shoulder to wrist, so it that's about right for you, you want to just add width. Basically the way I am scaling up the pattern is to add an extra strip down the front centre and back centre of the arm. So, if when you print the pattern, cut down the centre of pieces 1-5 and tape in an extra strip of paper. I am not sure how big your arm is, but for the larger size I am making, I am adding 2 (front and back) aprox 3.5 cm wide strips for the top section of the arm, and for the bottom half, two strips that taper from 3cm at the elbow, down to 1.25cm at the wrist. Hope that's helpful. I figure that should fit an arm with about a 40cm bicep.

[@Darkspirit-sk8bw]

so im completely new to crafting with foam and was wondering what is the best thickness of eva foam for a knight armor?

[@LostWax]

I would go for around 5-6mm thick. But it needs to be reasonably dense, if not it won't be strong enough.

[@Darkspirit-sk8bw]

how do i know how dense it is? is it usually written when you buy it?

[@LostWax]

No, not usually- are you planning to buy it online or locally? If you can feel it you can get a good idea. Check out those puzzle piece floor mats- they usually come in sets of 4, those are generally a decent density, but usually too thick for most products. I buy a big 4x8 foot roll of foam that is textured on one side and about 5mm thick at my local hardware store. Generally if it is sold as a camping mat, it's not dense enough for armour, but if it is a floor mat it probably is. I have some links on my website here that might help you out. You don't want the blue roll of foam in the first picture, it's not the dense stuff. www.lostwaxoz.com/product-links/ Sorry for the ramble, hope something helps!

[@Darkspirit-sk8bw]

i dont mind the rambling at all, just good with more information, im planning to buy locally, so i should search for something that feels like a floormat? and another question i have is, does eva foam stick to fabric if glued on with the use of glue (hot or not) or does it just rip off?

[@LostWax]

I think you will find that anything that is made as a floor mat will be fine. Oh, I forgot to say it should be made of EVA foam. It is light and holds its shape reasonably well. It should work to glue it to fabric, the only thing I would say is if you are glueing the finished surface of the foam, rough it up a little bit with some sandpaper to give the glue something to grip.

[@ayu4427]

In this video which mm foam do you use everywhere (not just thick parts everywhere)

[@LostWax]

I use 6mm for the thick parts, 2mm for the thin parts.

[@ayu4427]

@@LostWax you are amazing thank you

[@katarina_sword]

oh yeah thank you so much !! I've been waitting for this!!

[@Kixxar]

Would resizing the pattern work well enough? I would like to make this for a kid

[@LostWax]

It could work well for a kid, because you would be scaling it equally in all dimensions. I would try about 85%

[@romanaspicakova3402]

Hi. Is it possible to get only a hand base without decorating? Thank you.

[@LostWax]

I don't have a separate pattern without the detailing, however you could just leave those bits off.

[@skacotar]

I'm having so much trouble with piece number 9!! How do I cut it all out and draw it onto the foam?

[@LostWax]

It really helps if you have a finely pointed blade like the one I use in the video. It's a #11 scalpel.

[@TheWolfInNerdKlothing]

5:24 "... Otherwise you'll end up with...a messy, messy thing." 😭😭😭 He's seen all my cosplay attempts😭😭😭😂😂😂

[@quemeese]

is there a way to post pics here so I can show you my steam punk mandalorian version of this? I tried but couldn't find a way to do it.

[@an1meart1st]

what was the tool used to punch the holes in the foam?

[@LostWax]

They are punches for leather, I have a link to some on my products page here: www.lostwaxoz.com/product-links/

[@kingsleychen2071]

Hello I was wondering how would you flip the pattern for the right arm and still see the markings? Do you do it digitally?

[@LostWax]

I just print and assemble it normally, then hold it against a window and trace the important markings to the back of the paper.

[@GerryChopikRealtor]

Am I wrong, or are the elbow pivot holes the incorrect size on pieces #1, #5 and #6. I cut them as stated at 8mm but your video states to use 11 mm / 7/8" tubing, which can be stuffed through but it's very tight. Seems to me the pattern should state 11mm holes.

[@LostWax]

Yep, you want the fit of the tubing to be quite tight. THe reason is that the foam will stretch a bit. If you used 11m holes for 11mm tube, there would be a good chance of the rivet popping out.

[@SciFiArtman]

Wonderful productions! I love you instructions, but I'm also impressed with the total production of some your vids, like this one! Thanks for sharing! Haha, even an idea for a homemade light box (effect)! Excellent!

[@jameswatkins2752]

Hi. The link for the arm instructions on the Everything package will not open. Appreciate you help.

[@LostWax]

Hi James, I just tried it and it seems to work for me, I am not sure what the problem is, but I am sure we can get it sorted. I think the first thing to try is to open the download link in a different browser. You can email me at [e-mail] and I'll make sure you get your patterns!

[@jameswatkins2752]

Lost Wax Hi. Thanks for the quick reply. I'm trying to print a hard copy of the instructions. For what ever reason, I can only see one page at a time by moving the dot at the top of the screen.

[@LostWax]

Is that on mobile or desktop computer? I have not used the Gumroad app, so I am not sure how that works, but you should definitely be able to download the files to your computer for printing with the link given on your receipt.

[@jameswatkins2752]

Desktop. Oddly I downloaded and printed the jet instructions and plans with no problem.

[@LostWax]

Hmm, that is odd. Did you get the pattern to work?

[@thetrollbomberx5854]

I'm making a steampunk arm and it's going really well! I'll be following your projects in the future!

[@LostWax]

cool, glad it's working for you!

[@rayel7919]

If I accidentally cut off my fingers, would it be better to reattach them with glue or with tape? :)

[@LostWax]

Superglue. Definitely.😁

[@OpenDistrict]

This looks amazing man, I love seeing your videos. I think it would look amazing if you did a sorta steam punk shoulder pad cannon kinda thing it would be a huge video but if anyone could do it you could. Keep up the great work.

[@jason85752000]

do I have to download on my computer

[@billcassel3595]

For those of us who are up to the task for whatever reason, do you make these for resale? I would take a large....Thanks..Bill

[@LostWax]

Sadly, I don't. I just wouldn't have time to make new patterns. If you have a crafty friend, maybe you could convince them to help you out??

[@Kevinpdoheny]

Awesome! I just downloaded the pattern for the arm. Now waiting for part deux of the video! ;-)

[@brendarilko5598]

I'm really surprised with your patterns prices! Its quite cheap for that amount of effort you put in it. Gotta buy at least one, so amazing AAAAAAHH

[@LostWax]

It's always nice to hear from people who see the value in my patterns:) I try to keep them as accessible as possible while still earning a living. Thanks for watching!

[@wojciechpiotrowski1827]

Hey, i could try something like that but im really begginer and i need advice. Which shall i use EVA 2mm, 5mm or 10mm, what is difference? Can foam be too thin for shoulder for example? And did you notice some difference in density? I found 11 g/cm3 and 9 g/cm3 and that 2nd one is cheaper.

[@LostWax]

Hi there, I would recommend the 5mm foam for this main part of this project, and the 2mm foam wherever I use the thinner foam. The denser the foam the better. It'll make it stronger.

[@wojciechpiotrowski1827]

Thank you :)

[@CheeseForBrains]

What kind of foam would you use?

[@movielover1503]

Great tutorial! Very clear and easy to follow steps to really help beginners like me, great job. Quick question, how thick is the eva foam you are using? The one I use is pretty thick so I'm concerned it wont bend as easily and don't want to waste foam committing just yet. Thanks in advanced!

[@LostWax]

The foam I use in this is 5-6mm (depending if you measure to the top of the bumps or the bottom) It comes in a big roll that's enough to make many products. I have an example of what I am talking about on my product page here: www.lostwaxoz.com/product-links/

[@movielover1503]

Awesome! Thanks a bunch, keep up the great work!

[@crystalthompson9408]

Where does this guy get his foam? Craft stores usually only have really thin foam.

[@LostWax]

I've got some products links for some of the foam on my website: www.lostwaxoz.com/product-links/

[@crystalthompson9408]

Lost Wax tanks😊

[@ispunked]

Super cool dude, well done!

[@Grace-kp8fl]

This pattern looks amazing! However, I'm a total newbie to this, and so I'm wondering if anyone can tell me if I should spend thirteen dollars on the pattern? Like, would you suggest it for somebody who's new to this?

[@the_artisan_life]

We bought his complete pattern bundle and have no regrets! They are all awesome.

[@joellekarma]

I have a question for you. Both my legs are amputated below the knees. I wear prosthetic legs. I love your videos. do you think I could make on of my legs look more steampunk using your technekes. and if so what would you do.The part that covers the lower part of my leg is fiberglass resin and I can add any thing to it with hot glue. I know its a strange question but I want to go to a comic con and and not hide my legs.

[@ayu4427]

how many millimeters of thick foam you use red and others sorry for my bad English

[@LostWax]

I used 5mm thick foam for the arm.

[@ayu4427]

Lost Wax 5 mm? But you cut 5 mm for gears' place in the video

[@ayu4427]

Lost Wax looks like you use 12mm EVA foam in site they look like puzzle piece

[@LostWax]

The thinner foam I use is 2mm thick, and I don't think I use any 12mm thick foam. The main structure of the arm is definitely 5-6mm thick.

[@ayu4427]

Lost Wax Thank you i hope i will do this in this month

[@elysian2230]

This is amazing dude! Love your channel

[@darkbrainofficiel]

Hi, I'm new to cosplay and i would love to make this armpiece (already bought the pattern). But I have one question : Isn't it better to prime the foam before painting it ? What difference will it make ? Thx

[@LostWax]

Everyone has their own technique. Basically you prime the foam to help fill all the porosity of the foam so that your paint layer goes on better. If you were going to spray paint your foam, you would definitely need to prime it first because spray is so thin. I never prime my foam, or rather I suppose you could say I prime my foam with a layer of paint:) It is just one less thing you need to buy, simplifying the process. I always recommend using artists acrylic paints- they don't need to be crazy expensive, the "Basics" brand works fine. And I give my foam 3 coats. If you prime it, you are still going to need 2 coats of paint anyways. That's what I do , but others do differently and it all works:)

[@Ron.91]

I have a question as far as sizing goes, I have tried the upper arm part on my son. It goes on but it is some what snug. I’m afraid if I size up to medium it will be too big. Is this intends to fit snug.

[@LostWax]

It's a bit up to you how you prefer that it fits, but I think it's fine if it's a little loose. Especially if he's going to wear it over any extra clothing it would probably be worth going up a size.

[@annaturba]

You are great at this! Thank you for all this work and dedication. I really enjoy your videos!

[@LostWax]

My pleasure!

[@quickshadow1474]

Hey Chris one more question about the foam: What do you suggest for the 5-7mm foam? 24 square feet roll 24 square feet mat 12 square feet roll 12 square feet mat? THANKS!

[@LostWax]

Depends how many arms you want to make:) 12 square feet should easily do one arm

[@quickshadow1474]

tahnks so much NOW I am prepared. Have a good life.

[@mr-wiseguy6951]

i am VERY interested in the steampunk world and am looking for ideas to steampunk my bedroom do you have any ideas?

[@Makaghoul]

Samsonite maybe you could paint gears on your walls and use gold brown black and gold colors. And for your bed you could use those same colors with swirls and stuff or find a steampunk bed set online.and if you want anything else(a desk ext. ) that is weirdly colored like pink in a dark room you could paint it to match it with your room. Btw......your welcome

[@dillie2224]

Hey Chris, what thickness foam did you use for the bigger parts? Is it okay if I used a 12mm foam for my arm since it's smaller?

[@LostWax]

I used 6mm foam. You can probably use thicker foam, might just need a little tweaking.

[@gayinginstrument6563]

His intro's are the best tbh

[@aaliyahraks]

do you have a tutorial and templates for the Mandalorian?

[@LostWax]

Sorry, I don't. It would be cool though!

[@Grace-kp8fl]

I have a question. So, I'm a new purchaser of the complete set of patterns (best decision ever) and I recently bought the yoga mat that you have listed on your supplies list to make this. However, after cutting everything out, I'm realizing that the mat is about 9mm thick, and I'm worried that it's going to be too bulky. Anyone have any suggestions?

[@LostWax]

Hmmm, it might be a little thick, but it could still work- it will end up a smaller size though because of the extra foam thickness. I am just wondering which mat you bought? If you could send me the link, I would like to check it out. You can email me at [e-mail]

[@Grace-kp8fl]

I purchased the blue one that’s on the top of your supplies list. However, I’m a pretty small person, and I’m pretty sure that I can get it to work. I love your videos! Thanks so much!

[@jameswatkins2752]

Hi. Just bought the Everything package. I am going to build the Jet Pack and the Arm (Med size). Maybe I missed it somewhere, but how much mat is required for each of these? Appreciate your help. Jim

[@reaganpreshong7486]

I'M SO HAPPY I AM ABOUT TO CRY!! THIS MADE MY DAY!! I've waited so long for this video

[@Jeroen_Ech]

I bet it'd look even better if you make-uped the inner part of your elbow to be black. also you could wear a black glove under it to make it fully machine-looking

[@lucassacdalan8427]

Are you an actual costume designer? Because this looks cool!

[@LostWax]

I don't know....How do you define "actual costume designer"? I do design costumes, but the only training I have had in the field is by making stuff throughout my life.

[@snapdebap4356]

Loving the intro!