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One Dynamite Gal
Join Date: Dec 2011
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Morrigan bat wing problem
So I'm stuck with how to attach Morrigans (from darkstalkers)giant bat wings. Should I make a sturdy waist belt thing and make some holes through the body suit to attach them? Or something else? Any tips would be greatly appriciated!
Morrigan http://images3.wikia.nocookie.net/__...n_Morrigan.png |
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S. M. R. T. I mean...
Join Date: Jun 2010
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Usually for those, most I've heard used were corset's with steel boning. It'll allow you to retain shape while giving you maximum stability.
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Join Date: Sep 2012
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DarkCloud's right. A corset would be your best option since her wings are down at her waist instead of up by her shoulders like most wings. This website has a pretty good idea of what the corset should look like:
http://makememori.com/morrigan-aensl...arness-so-far/ |
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One Dynamite Gal
Join Date: Dec 2011
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Thank you guys for the help, that'd how Ill try and attach the wings.
I have another question though. So I thought I knew how to go about making the wings but I'm stuck. Does anyone have any suggestions about making them? I know of the. MakeMemories tutorial on tumblr and it seems a bit too complicated for something like that and I would love to avoid fiberglass, I've worked with the stuff a couple times and it's always been a pain. Plus I prefer the clean smooth look instead |
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Join Date: Sep 2012
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For my mechanical angel wings, I used some of that posterboard you can get at Ac Moore for about $6 for a 5'x5' piece. I then used wire (coat hangers) to make the general frame or bone structure of the wings and then glued the posterboard in between as the sort of 'webbing'. I then spraypainted them to give them that shiny metal look and it worked out awesome. Sorta like this cosplayer's wings:
http://lyoko-naka.deviantart.com/art...cess-305822888 And they were quite durable. I was walking around for a good 7 hours in that costume with fellow cosplayers knocking into the wings (as to be expected). Yet they still maintained their shape so I was quite happy. |
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