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Did you make the ears or purchase them from a vendor/site? If so, who; because I'm looking to do a costume of my mage fairly soon and need long ears.
Uhm... these ears we bough 3 years ago, so I don't know what website it was. My new ears I got from ebay:
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Unfortunately I'm not very well versed in German
but with the new expansion coming out I'm almost
considering dressing as a Troll Druid.
Oh and I wanted to ask what you used for your body paint
too! The colour looks really even.
I wish you good luck and success with your T5. I can't wait to see the progress pictures! I think this barken look of the set will be really hard to get it. ^^
as well but I think for that I may cut
strips of leather and paint each one with bark
lines. The shoulders are going to be my
favorite part and I'll be using a molding
technique I was thought in college for those.
I'll send you my Cosplay .com page when I have
something up! Thanks again for the advise and help!
He he, I think I would make the bark like I Journey's End made: I carved a lot of lines in the papermachee and intensified this look with a acrylic paint. ^^
What kind of paper did you use for
your paper machete by the way? I use
new paper strips dipped in glue-water
but its not stable enough to
do what you did so I thought I'd ask.
So if you have this as a final layer you can model a great barken look with a dremel! ^^