r/propmaking

3d printed a laser pistol, put it together, made some other custom parts, had help painting it. Hope you like it, I sure am proud of it!

Hi guys! I'm being early seasons, Daenerys Targaryen for halloween. I have a 3d printed dragon that I'm wanting to attach to my shoulder like how she does in the show, however I'm not sure how I would be able to perch him and get him to stay there.

Thought I’d share my newest piece. Calling him “Ryder.” Sculpted out of water based clay, final castings are latex skin backed with flexible polyurethane foam. Finished with a combination of brush, sponge, and airbrush painting. Hope you like him!

I've been 3D printing some Star wars helmets and this is the mandalorian OC I made

First, thank you to Rinzler_l for the advice he gave to help me make this in the first place. The original post of his own handmade NCR ranger cosplay was so good.

This is another step in my eventual Courier 6 cosplay, and this should be the final cardboard prop made as part of that.

I started this project over a year ago, and took many months long breaks from it before finally deciding to work on finishing it the last couple months.

This this is amazing to get to wear, it does get pretty hot up top but their is plenty of ventilation in the mask itself.

The craziest part is that you can still see clearly through the lenses while they are lit up. You can actually see that in one of the photos. Basically its only red in the edges but while you wear it, the light reflects off of your face so people looking from the front see it as all red.

I plan on trying to improve it in the future, seeing if I can install a fan or add more ventilation holes in the helmet like I did with those claw marks holes.

does not need to be extremely practical as this is for a one day film shoot. i'm thinking getting a normal plain floor lamp, foam thorns (skipping the leaves), spray paint this dark green-

i'm just worried about the rose part- if i do foam i feel like the light might not come through all the way... i can only assume shaping fabric petals using mod podge but i'd love other thoughts