Geordi La Forge's VISOR Cosplay PROP - Star Trek: The Next Generation
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- čas přidán 10. 09. 2024
- We made a cosplay prop of Lt. Cmdr. Geordi La Forges visor from Star Trek: The Next Generation!
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This is worlds better than when I used to run around with my mom's hairband over my eyes as a kid 🤣🤣🤣🤣 absolutely love it, amazing build
This should have way more views. Well done! I am super impressed.
Whoops, seems like Premiere decided to skip the paint effects on our title cards on the final render. Slipped past our little green hands ^_^"
It's good for a display model. If you plan of cosplaying good luck
i'd pay good money for a readymade version. just saying
Tony you ever try making you down gerodi vsior replica with cardboard and foam
Very cool😃
Awesome job.
I used to use a head band
Gained a subscriber. The resin on the foil was an impeccable choice
salve, vorrei sapere perchè hai stampato 4 pezzi e non soltanto 2...grazie. ciao
How does this stick to someone’s head / face? Is it an easy off-on wearable like on the show?
I personally like the season one visor but the other seasons and probably easier to build.
I've been trying to recreate the alternate badge design seen in the episodes "Future Imperfect" and "Parallels" for a while, my goal being to make it as screen accurate as possible, if you have any tips for me, I'd be welcome to hear them.
I really like that badge since it incorporated the rank pips. I think it depends on how far you want to go (more prop-ish or more display replica). If you have access to a 3D printer, people have kindly already made the badge on Thingiverse and can take the necessary steps to clean it up, however, it would be plastic or resin and as you witnessed in our video, getting that metal finish without expensive vacuum metallizing or plating is tricky.
However, if you had a print or hand-made one from styrene (or similar modelling material), could make a mold and use a low melting point metal like pewter to cast it. That way you get a metal cast that can be polished. The only issue when making this badge is the difference in gold and silver which can provide a challenge.
One last method (which I have yet to try) is casting using resin mixed with metallic powders. I've seen people do cold-cast bronze by mixing the in the bronze powder, then once its cured, polish it and it looks like legit bronze. You could do this method and have the icon and the ranks as separate molds using the correct coloured powders, then adhere them together after polish.
Just some quick ideas off the top of my head, I'm sure you got some others. Hopefully this was kinda helpful! :D
-Steve
@@MadGoblinWorkshop is this up for sale
I'm hoping to go as Geordi for a costume party for next Friday. No way I'd have time to make my own visor. Love for costumes to be as authentic as possible. Do you make and sell?. If so, how quickly?
All that effort for the perfect visor (really good job guys!) but then such a crappy engineer suit... what a shame!
Still, good job on the visor. Well done!
Great build! I'm about to start a pair of tines build and I was wondering what the angle was that is formed between the upper surface and the lower one. I saw you uploaded to thingiverse, but my STL viewer doesn't have any angle measurement tools to check. Thanks!
I like your shirt
Mad goblin workshop wre you guys selling these
You should've used press screws like the original to hold it on the user's face
Since it's more of a prop than exact replica, we're going for comfort over the painful screw/plate system Levar had to endure, haha
Are you selling these??
heh, i just loaded the stl in flashprint. "where is it?" oh, it's really, really, REALLY tiny. (it fits within the white line on the software's bed scale). i had to scale it up 80,000% to fill the bed!
Ha, strange! Mind you we only tested with CURA but it was imported at 1:1 scale there in millimeters for us. Though we've had objects from other people that went tiny even though it was apparently "to scale".
Hello @krule World!
Were you able to scale up all the SLT Files to the same size by increasing it by 80,000%. Because I feel we have to increase all by different percentages for them to be able to fit together
Can you make me a Visor
it's a hair braid
Very nice! But pleeeeeaaaase wear gloves when applying fillers. They are known to contain some nasty chemicals...
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Gerodis visor is ho es one thse objects in the star trek unverse you dont rekky yer people talk about much
Whut?
@@bas7905okay wht I ment is thst gerodis vsior I kind of United itl thing in starvtrek universe
Oh ok. Totally clear now.