Red Sonja's Axe - Cosplay Prop Tutorial
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- čas přidán 15. 12. 2020
- In this video I am going to show you how I made Red Sonja’s double sided axe. I’ll walk you through the process of making my pattern as well as by build and painting techniques. I currently don’t have a way of making my patterns easily downloadable, so if you’d like them, please send me an email and I can send them over. If you use my templates, please tag me in your creation!
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Don't EVER stop being smart and beautiful. The rest of us need to take some lessons. Great work SUNDAY !
You're so brave doing this without gloves
Very nice! Looks awesome. I'll go prowl some of your other builds. A new creator to learn from! Yay! Thank you for sharing with us!
Helpful tip: if you don’t have scraps of leather you can do 1 of 2 things. You can find leather scraps at hobby stores, or 2, cut some skinny pieces of foam and paint them to look like leather. Either way looks just as good and you still have an amazing prop!
Another good way is to get fake leather jackets from a second hand shop and take them apart
This is dope, well done, admire the craft!
Gimli is looking with envy in his eye..the sons of Durin would trade for some mithril! 😋
Thanks for sharing your tips ❤
so clever
Just making a few axes for Halloween so this has come in real handy. TFS (thanks for sharing) GB :)
excelente trabajo. saludos desde argentina
very well done
Thank you!
Excellent job. Great explanations with fine detail. First time I've watched one of these and felt like I could actually do it by the end. Usually I'm like "F**k that!" lol Kratos' Leviathan axe actually seems achievable now. Thanks.
So glad to hear that! Happy crafting!!
Please!!! Show the MMPR Black Ranger Power Axe
You did such an incredible job! How many hours did this take?!
Actually not that long! My cricut and 3D printer saved me a lot of time. I finished it in 2 evenings and the morning of our shoot, so maybe like 12-16 hours total
Great job!! I feel old because I wouldn’t even to think to use a cricket or a 3D printer.
Thank you! Omg Ive done it without them for years and and a few months ago I've upgraded and its like I have little cosplay minions that do my cosplay bidding for me!
@@SundaySlaysCosplay Awesome!!
Roxy sent me here 👌
She's my bestie! Thank you for clicking over!
No clue what this is but I like it hahaha.
Awesome!! I would just say that dry brushing is when you use a very dry brush and just aim to hit the high points, what your doing is ‘low lighting’ or ‘black washing ‘, not trying to nit pick , you do awesome stuff
Low lighting is a much better term, I’ll use that from now on. My boyfriend said the same thing, but I had trouble with terminology since I’m using very little paint on a dry brush to work it in. Having painted minis, it is very different from doing a wash and doesn’t work quite the same so I didn’t want to use that term
Would love more info and at tutorial on using the pin tool. Great work on this!
Thank you! Pin tool? At which time in the video am I using it?
Oh pen tool! In illustrator. Sure I’ll do a little mini tutorial
@@SundaySlaysCosplay yes I most have heard pin instead of pen tool. Lol
@@shebulk2017 totally understandable!
Crazy awesome good job. I have one tiny concern. There were a few times that I had to claw my chair and grab my toes because I was almost certain I was going to witness you chop a finger off or possibly gore yourself. Pulling knives towards yourself is just not the business. I don't know if this is just the way you've done it or if it gives you better control, but yikes....anxiety skyrockets!
Just making you feel more alive, I guess? Knock on wood, but I've never actually cut myself with an xacto and I do realize how it looks
I am also trying to buid an axe out of foam, how thick is the foam you were using for the blade and where did you get it? I can't find foam that thick anywhere.
This was 10mm foam so my axe is 24mm thick in total (doubled 10mm then 2mm on each side) You can get high quality 10mm from from blick, tnt cosplay supply, any local Eva foam supplier (if you have one) or use super cheap puzzle floor mats (though if you go that route you’ll have to sand off the texture on one side)
What kind of Cricut is that?? Maker?
Yes the cricut maker and the knife blade on a heavy mat
Pretty sick result, and good video. Watching you rough-cut that axe edge made me nervous! Don't slip cutting towards your hands, please! You need those!
Yeah I know, I don't usually and I definitely realized it afterwards. My bf just went to the ER after slicing his hand building an arcade and was about to jump out of his skin when he saw me to that lol. Will be more cautious next time
Did you attend SCAD?
Yes, I did!
@@SundaySlaysCosplay that's cool... i was born and raised downtown. still live there today...
@@lycanthropej it is beautiful downtown! I worked on River Street and lived close by. Sometimes I miss it but I love this Los Angeles weather
@@SundaySlaysCosplay I hear you. It’s about to get brutal here.
Algorithm gods are happy today...
Watching you with that knife gave me anxiety...