Is there enough in one container to make one arm of armor for cosplay?
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Yes and no. After you heat it you can thin/stretch it out with a rolling pin but there's a catch. You have about 45sec before it hardens. You would have to keep going back and forth from shaping to the hot water. You'll need a pot of hot water as big as the part you're making. This stuff is cool but very hard to work with. Ever looked into vacuum forming? That's how they make storm trooper suits.
687554
I only have one per arm, you might be put two on a single pole, but they are made for one.
925053
It think one can might be enough. I colored one pair of shoes and a hand bag with one can. I hope that helps. Thanks.
656318
There is enough material with this kit to do probably 2 regular kettle lids. I used some on one of the weber kettle lids when I made a UDS. Worked fine.
1292071
It depends on how much you squirt out of the can. If you're looking for something larger than that you may need to put a mash down as a framework to hold more material... Depending on your application
478963
No, one is sufficient. See Michael Walls answer for a good reason to have two shell holders. I also use two for the same reason
655739
Instead of making them smaller make your arms bigger by adding a wrapping of medical gauze dyed black or some other wrapping material. This might add a cool look to them & will definitely help absorb impact! Just thinking outside the box, I sincerely hope this works out well for you! Even if you can find something cheap from the Goodwill that has a fur lining that can be cut up to wrap & tie around your arm, leaving the tuffs visible at each end might look cool! I repaired a old Viking sword sheath like that by gluing the fur to the hard wooden scabbard & then I went to the crafts department at Wal-Mart & braided different color leather cord to cross wrap around the fur & it came out looking better than the original. I would try this before altering your cuffs worst case scenario you could still sell them if you start altering the cuffs themselves their value will depreciate. I hope this works, good luck!
2003049
My brother wears it with his gladiator costumer. I know it fit in the sword sleeve with ease. I hope this helps. If anything I will gey with my brother to better answer this for you.
196549
There are two layers of foam. I think you should be able to do it, though it might get a little tight - especially if you're planning on leaving a bunch of mags in there...
1564034
So far, it's been pretty docile when it comes to thickly layered materials, since many of my outfits, such as my Schala and FF9 'Iron Tail' Fratley cosplay, since the first had a beaded ribbon lining the sleeves and collar part; the Fratley cosplay was a bit more of a re-customization of an old jacket that my brother had torn up, along making a hat from scratch and several other items. For leather, however, you may have to use the tools made for the material. Leather is one of those materials that one should be afraid to make mistakes in, and I was afraid to touch the machine for the gillies that I had to make, since it did occasionally throw a hissy fit whenever I used it for a pair of pants that I'd made into capris.
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It comes with its own "kit" to make a skin for it, but I'm sure another would fit if it wasn't too thick.
1631406
Absolutely! The lower and upper arms are independant of each other so you can leave a set off, I actually only have 1 set of arms on right now myself!
1283106
Yes, I have used it to make replacement parts for when I have lost arms for models. It is also reusable so your not stuck with a soldiers left arm mold forever. Just boil it again and your good to go.
1586605
Yes, I believe 6 pieces can fit at once. I did chicken wings and legs with no problem. Good luck.
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I don't think you would be able to put two together. The way it's made and the way it zips would make it rather difficult. Plus one head area would be face down.
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The arms have clamps on the end that will hold pretty much anything they can fit around. I have a SH Figuarts Goku and I can easily get the clamp between his legs or around his waiste. The clamps aren't super strong, but if you arrange them right you can do cool stuff with them. Here's mine holding D-arts pokemon figures: http://37.media.tumblr.com/8e7e32837977f11ff0253fd85be6581f/tumblr_n361nmxZtY1rbdrtgo2_500.jpg
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One pod equals one shot. I suppose you can reuse, although I've never tried, but I can't imagine it would be strong enough.