How to make a BREASTPLATE with Black WORBLA for your Princess Celestia cosplay

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  • čas přidán 7. 01. 2016
  • In this video you can see how I made the breastplate for my Princess Celestia cosplay with Black Worbla. It's a rather old video, so there is no music nor a voice over. But I think the video can still be helpful because there will be a lot of techniques shown for detailing cosplay Worbla armor!
    Learn more about working with Worbla and creating awesome details by downloading my Worbla book: www.joycedesign.nl/product/it...
    If you want to learn even more about cosplay crafting and see how I created many of my cosplay costumes, then be sure to check out all the other E-books that I wrote. And you can even download quite a lot of the patterns that I made and used to make my own armors and props. There's even some sewing patterns to download here!: www.joycedesign.nl/product-ca...
    Some links so you can find the tools and materials:
    For Europe:
    Black Worbla - www.cast4art.de/distribution/ (or on Amazon: amzn.to/2XogYOd)
    Craftfoam - amzn.to/2FkHq12 (or in the Netherlands via www.minque.nl)
    Clay modelling tools - amzn.to/2FoaTal
    Heatgun - amzn.to/2Xp7PoS
    Silicone mat to protect table from heat - amzn.to/2XXw6zf
    I mostly film with my mobile phone but for this video I used a GoPro Hero 4. It's this camera: amzn.to/2WSXT2x
    For outside Europe:
    Black Worbla - www.cast4art.de/distribution/ (or on Amazon: amzn.to/2FrgKfg)
    Craftfoam - amzn.to/2Iw2UtS
    Heatgun - amzn.to/31gDTML
    Clay modelling tools - amzn.to/2IuqM0R
    Silicone mat to protect table from heat - amzn.to/2RuoKAT
    Follow me on Instagram:
    / pretzlcosplay
    Support me on Patreon:
    / pretzlcosplay
    Get patterns, E-books, and my handmade clothing line at: www.joycedesign.nl/

Komentáře • 122

  • @Captain_MonsterFart
    @Captain_MonsterFart Před 7 lety +5

    I'm excited to see that Worbla can be sculpted into little figures and details like you have done. Cool ideas you used here.

    • @PretzlCosplay
      @PretzlCosplay  Před 7 lety +3

      Oh yes it can! Worbla is really amazing to use because it is so versatile. And you don't have to throw scraps away because you can reuse them :) It's amazing!

  • @mrsblueyezbarbot
    @mrsblueyezbarbot Před 6 lety

    amazing! I can't wait to see some new worbla videos from you! I'm ALWAYS checking to see what new creation you have come up with! thank you for sharing and I hope you feel appreciated by your fans bc your work is fantastic!

  • @lemonbread5762
    @lemonbread5762 Před 8 lety

    Absolutely beautiful! And those details are just magnificent!

  • @redjack2629
    @redjack2629 Před 8 lety +2

    I love pretty much everything about this. Those sculpted busts are especially impressive.

  • @TaraFYW
    @TaraFYW Před 8 lety +1

    Wow! You did such an amazing job with this! The details are lovely :)

  • @myu_wynn
    @myu_wynn Před 6 lety

    Just a masterpiece. Awesome !

  • @kareneberts9765
    @kareneberts9765 Před 7 lety

    Wow I am so impressed, can't wait to buy some and begin to create.!

  • @plumpcosplay8562
    @plumpcosplay8562 Před 8 lety +3

    such talent.. great job

  • @RocksySeletska
    @RocksySeletska Před 7 lety +7

    subscribing, this is pure gold

  • @ACMjo
    @ACMjo Před 5 lety

    That is stunning

  • @jrmartinez4138
    @jrmartinez4138 Před 7 lety +3

    SUBSCRIBED !!! YOUR TALENT ITS A GEM!

  • @jeshikacosplay6739
    @jeshikacosplay6739 Před 6 lety

    Love your work girl ♡

  • @far-fictionanimationrealit5526

    Amazing !!

  • @keephurtingaza
    @keephurtingaza Před 7 lety

    Holy cow, this is amazing.

  • @Sisterdu67
    @Sisterdu67 Před 7 lety +1

    Amazing work :o

  • @jde6561
    @jde6561 Před 7 lety +1

    Very Impressive. Very Talented

  • @samandrews3284
    @samandrews3284 Před 8 lety +5

    Wtf that's incredible

  • @jotsntittles5783
    @jotsntittles5783 Před 6 lety

    Such a great tutorial - I watched all the way thru despite not caring at all for the "My little Pony" horse imagery as opposed to true to life...little too juvenile for my own taste, but thanks all the same for the great ideas generated - I never knew this could be done.

  • @kryscorvette
    @kryscorvette Před rokem

    Can’t wait to play with my warbler I’m still nervous and trying to research before I use it can I ask why you prefer two layers is it just for sandwiching purposes but I seen you did that with the bust as well

  • @cosplaydreamiverse2116

    well done!

  • @talianaomi9806
    @talianaomi9806 Před 6 lety

    how much worbla and craft foam did you use for this? do you know where the cheapest place to buy black worbla is? also can i stick flexible plastic mirrored sheets on top for a chrome look? if so is there a certain glue you can recommend and any other mirrored material you think could work better? thanks!

  • @HelenaZaerra888
    @HelenaZaerra888 Před rokem

    Can i use a resin mold to make détails with the worbla or Is foam clay better ?

  • @extaflip3460
    @extaflip3460 Před 7 lety

    Amazing work!
    Love that!
    Can you tell me what's the black matter that you're using with the thermoformer?

  • @manuelamonserratbellydance8845

    Hola cómo se llama eso que le das calor al foami . Por cierto me encantan tus vídeos.

  • @jennapaiva74
    @jennapaiva74 Před 7 lety +11

    Wow you have such amazing talent 😱

    • @PretzlCosplay
      @PretzlCosplay  Před 7 lety

      Thank you!

    • @nikimariesixx14
      @nikimariesixx14 Před 7 lety

      Pretzl Cosplay how big were the acrylic domes? We have about the same size breasts and I was wondering so I know what size to get for my Gandondorf cosplay

    • @PretzlCosplay
      @PretzlCosplay  Před 7 lety

      Leslie Hurte Hi Leslie! I used 14 cm diameter spheres :) Oooh Ganandorf!! That's so cool!

    • @nikimariesixx14
      @nikimariesixx14 Před 7 lety +1

      Pretzl Cosplay thank you so much! :D I just ordered my worbla an hour or so ago and is shopping for cosplay supplies right now. That was such a big help :D thank you again and yea my boyfriend is gonna be a male Zelda lol 😄

    • @PretzlCosplay
      @PretzlCosplay  Před 7 lety

      Leslie Hurte Ooh so cool!!! And have fun and good luck with crafting!!!

  • @crossange3713
    @crossange3713 Před 6 lety

    What material would you use if you wanted to attach shoulder straps?

  • @Samp26789
    @Samp26789 Před 11 měsíci

    WOOW~ 👍 👍
    How beautiful ~👏 👏

  • @Syna_art
    @Syna_art Před 7 lety

    What can I use as heat-resistant heat gun workstation?

  • @lilitsune_cos
    @lilitsune_cos Před 7 lety

    Hi!! your craft are very impressive!! I'm new at cosplay, but this material sounds good.
    How resistant is after is cooled down? and don´t lose form again with the heat of your body or sun??? Can i put eva foam inside or is better other material? sorry for so many questions.

    • @PretzlCosplay
      @PretzlCosplay  Před 7 lety +2

      Thank you! It's really sturdy when it is cooled down. It can become soft again when it is exposed to heat. So better not leave it in the car on hot summer days because it will become soft again! I use craftfoam (wich is just a really thin 2mm evafoam) so evafoam is perfect to use! I hope I could help a bit :)

  • @iloveshinythings3295
    @iloveshinythings3295 Před 7 lety +1

    okay, first: This is amazing. YOU are amazing!
    Aand second: What is this blue stuff you use?

    • @PretzlCosplay
      @PretzlCosplay  Před 7 lety +2

      Sumaru Necumi Thank you! That is just craftfoam (2mm) :)

  • @truexenith8596
    @truexenith8596 Před 6 lety

    Good shit; nuff said.

  • @illuim
    @illuim Před 7 lety

    At what temperature you use your heat gun? How long do you heat up the worbla? *since it's speed up I can't get a good idea*
    Thank you very for this tutorial, is really helpful and it looks amazing ♥

    • @PretzlCosplay
      @PretzlCosplay  Před 7 lety +2

      I use the heatgun at 330 degrees (Celsius) and how long it takes depends on the size of the Worbla piece. I just make sure it gets soft enough to work with 😉

  • @Grimfaxe
    @Grimfaxe Před 7 lety +3

    I want to work with worbla, but its so damn expecive, at least where I live.
    But you have amazing skills at this!

    • @PretzlCosplay
      @PretzlCosplay  Před 7 lety +2

      It's not cheap indeed, but the material is very durable and you can use all the scraps too! Thank you!

    • @dominiquedevries8488
      @dominiquedevries8488 Před 7 lety +1

      Ronnlund you can practice with craft foam maybe!

    • @Grimfaxe
      @Grimfaxe Před 7 lety

      Dominique Devries yes, I allready work with craft foam, its totaly ok to work with but worbla opens up more possibilitys=) Will try to buy some when i have saved up some money

    • @Grimfaxe
      @Grimfaxe Před 7 lety

      Pretzl Cosplay yeah, I like that part indeed, that it can be reworked!

    • @dominiquedevries8488
      @dominiquedevries8488 Před 7 lety +1

      I'm trying to find a good video for shoulder armor

  • @stephanieaparicio3560
    @stephanieaparicio3560 Před 5 lety

    Que material es aqui en Argentina donde se compraaaaa

  • @cherryseven7926
    @cherryseven7926 Před 8 lety +1

    What's the purple mat you're working on? Is it heat resistant to protect the table?

  • @xXMsGuiDedXx
    @xXMsGuiDedXx Před 8 lety

    Im totally new with making cosplay, is that blue craft foam you are using in between the black worbla? Is that to make it stronger?

    • @PretzlCosplay
      @PretzlCosplay  Před 8 lety +2

      Yes, that's craftfoam. With foam inbetween the Worbla is easier to shape neatly and the result will be more durable.

  • @luciachavez9761
    @luciachavez9761 Před 7 lety

    What is the pink placemat called? Did you use it to prevent the table from being damaged?

    • @PretzlCosplay
      @PretzlCosplay  Před 7 lety

      Lucia Chavez It's silicone baking mats :) Yes! I use them to protect my table against the heat.

  • @claudiomolina2770
    @claudiomolina2770 Před 2 lety

    Que material usas?

  • @triple_sixxx040
    @triple_sixxx040 Před 8 lety

    Echt super mooi gemaakt! welke doorsnee heeft de "bal" voor je cups?

    • @PretzlCosplay
      @PretzlCosplay  Před 8 lety

      +Anouk De Wit Dankjewel :D Die is 14 cm doorsnee :)

  • @mtim4647
    @mtim4647 Před 8 lety

    Jeetje wat goed zeg!! Ik ben hiermee ook nieuw. Is t foam/schuinrubber die je haalt bij doe het zelf winkel ofzo? En dan evt met fohn ook in model te krijgen?
    Ik vind t prachtig!

    • @PretzlCosplay
      @PretzlCosplay  Před 7 lety +1

      dankjewel! het foam is gewoon hobbyfoam en het zwarte spul is Worbla! je kunt het krijgen bij www.minque.nl. Ik vind het super fijn om mee te werken omdat je er eigenlijk alles mee kunt maken wat je maar wilt.

  • @frankiemalin4217
    @frankiemalin4217 Před 6 lety

    Do you still have to use a primer after using the black worbla? Is it still course?

    • @PretzlCosplay
      @PretzlCosplay  Před 6 lety +2

      It´s up to you if you use a primer or not, but I feel like the primer provides a better surface for the paint to hold on to. So I would prefer to use it on all projects. As for the smoothness of the material, it depends on your goals of course. It´s not like ´mirror smooth´ but it is pretty smooth. So it really depends on the final look you are going for :)

  • @momosylver4015
    @momosylver4015 Před 7 lety

    where did you buy your craft foam for the sandwiching?

    • @PretzlCosplay
      @PretzlCosplay  Před 7 lety +1

      I buy it at www.minque.nl . But every craftstore has it ;)

  • @adrianalfredoferiarojas849

    Que materiales son ?

  • @anisafernandez2141
    @anisafernandez2141 Před 7 lety

    ¿Que material es?

  • @dieuberfraunl550
    @dieuberfraunl550 Před 5 lety

    On what surface do you use the heat gun?

    • @PretzlCosplay
      @PretzlCosplay  Před 5 lety

      I'm not sure what you mean exactly so I will give two answers ^^ The black surface is a thermoplastic called "Worbla's black art". You can use it to make all kinds of cool projects! The surface on my table is a silicone (baking) mat to protect my wooden table against the heat :) I hope this answered your question 😁

  • @chulitaricajajaja
    @chulitaricajajaja Před 6 lety

    What is material?

  • @rismv1509
    @rismv1509 Před 8 lety

    q hermoso

  • @NinjaofColour
    @NinjaofColour Před 6 lety

    So I also come from the Netherlands but I am never able to find those plastic spheres people make their boob cups with. Where did you get yours???

    • @PretzlCosplay
      @PretzlCosplay  Před 6 lety +1

      NinjaofColour gewoon bij de Pipoos :)

    • @NinjaofColour
      @NinjaofColour Před 6 lety

      Pretzl Cosplay hoe groot zijn die die jij hebt? Ik heb wel een piepschuim bol, de grootste die ik kon vinden, maar die is lang niet groot genoeg :(

  • @Syna_art
    @Syna_art Před 7 lety

    What kind of substance you used to isolate the plastic ball from the worbla?

  • @TheStellazira
    @TheStellazira Před 8 lety

    So is that your everyday vaseline you're putting on the acrylic spheres? I tried beeswax yesterday and that didn't go to well.

    • @PretzlCosplay
      @PretzlCosplay  Před 8 lety +1

      Yes! Just the normal vaseline.

    • @TheStellazira
      @TheStellazira Před 8 lety

      +Pretzl Cosplay Okay cool. I'll try that. Thanks so much!

  • @valeriehitzert8188
    @valeriehitzert8188 Před 8 lety

    ik wil dit ook en keer maken maar mijn vraag is. hoe maak je het vast aan je lichaam? :P

    • @PretzlCosplay
      @PretzlCosplay  Před 7 lety

      Ik maak er bandjes aan zodat het als een soort BH te dragen is :)

  • @thebeybladearmory
    @thebeybladearmory Před 5 lety

    I have a newbie question. Why cover the piece of foam with worbla instead of just using the foam piece and sealing it with plasti dip?

    • @PretzlCosplay
      @PretzlCosplay  Před 5 lety +1

      For this breastplate, I wanted to make lots and lots of details by sculpting with Worbla. Worbla sticks to itself once it's heated up, so I needed a Worbla base too. Of course you can also make a breastplate just with foam :) There's no problem with that at all! I just love to work with the Worbla because I can sculpt so many details with it.

    • @thebeybladearmory
      @thebeybladearmory Před 5 lety

      @@PretzlCosplay ok so that leads me to the second question. Worbla doesnt stick to EVA when heated up?

    • @PretzlCosplay
      @PretzlCosplay  Před 5 lety

      @@thebeybladearmory Well, it can stick a little bit, but not enough to stay on the piece. Worbla will be fully hard when it's cooled down and foam stays flexible. So it won't adhere. If you want to add Worbla details to foam, you will have to sculpt the details while the Worbla is hot, then let it cool and use superglue to fix it to the foam. That's what I did with my Leafeon arm armour pieces. instagram.com/p/BngafeRCn3j/ (The green gem with the Worbla gold edge)

  • @widswatters4718
    @widswatters4718 Před 7 lety

    Is it possible to make this from EVA foam instead of worbla?

    • @PretzlCosplay
      @PretzlCosplay  Před 7 lety

      I'm not skilled with working with EVA foam so I can't give the best advice. You could make the base shape of the breastplate with foam but I think that making the details would be really difficult.

    • @widswatters4718
      @widswatters4718 Před 7 lety

      okay thank you!

  • @maddyflores5935
    @maddyflores5935 Před 8 lety

    How do you put it on and make sure it stays in place?

    • @TwatSwab
      @TwatSwab Před 8 lety

      It sticks to it's self :3!

    • @PretzlCosplay
      @PretzlCosplay  Před 7 lety

      I added elastic straps and snap buckles so I can wear it as a bra! It's actually quite comfortable that way :)

  • @lucianolemesgarcia8689

    Pretzl Cosplay, what is the material used in the armor?

  • @denisebraam8744
    @denisebraam8744 Před 8 lety

    how can you wear this? I want to make a breastplate for myself but I have no idea how to make straps on it

  • @adrianbelgrano
    @adrianbelgrano Před 7 lety

    COMO SE LLAMA ESE MATERIAL MOLDEABLE?

  • @taylorstewart3340
    @taylorstewart3340 Před 8 lety

    where did you find the acrylic sphere?

    • @PretzlCosplay
      @PretzlCosplay  Před 8 lety

      Just at a craftstore!

    • @hungrychaos
      @hungrychaos Před 7 lety

      if you've got a bigger bust you can buy them off ebay pretty cheap

  • @KG-yz7tr
    @KG-yz7tr Před 6 lety

    So the Worbla adheres to itself pretty well?

    • @PretzlCosplay
      @PretzlCosplay  Před 6 lety +1

      Kaitlin Grey yes! There is adhesive in the material and when you heat it up it sticks to itself. Kind of like clay!

    • @KG-yz7tr
      @KG-yz7tr Před 6 lety

      Awesome, thanks!

  • @lasarith2
    @lasarith2 Před 7 lety +7

    I was thinking 🤔 that's Good, then that's Impressive, until you made the horses then it changed to very impressive 🙂

  • @ash-di2et
    @ash-di2et Před 6 lety

    👍👍👍

  • @rachelroutin7212
    @rachelroutin7212 Před 7 lety

    there's no sound?

    • @PretzlCosplay
      @PretzlCosplay  Před 7 lety

      Yes I didn't know how to add sound that was OK for CZcams in that time. Now I know there is royalty free music you can download. I don't know if I can still add music to my old video? Do you know?

    • @lookylookhere71
      @lookylookhere71 Před 7 lety

      yes you can, I have

    • @PretzlCosplay
      @PretzlCosplay  Před 7 lety

      +lookylookhere71 but how?