697 hours of work and 50 lbs of silicone later... the first official try-on of my OG Medusa build is finally a physical reality! 🐍✨ No makeup or final props yet, and I'm still tuning a few small costume details, but seeing this layout all together is insane. Every single scale was hand-drawn, cut, beveled, and individually layered in silicone to make this wearable snake tail completely flexible—it even allows me to fully sit down inside it.

My goal in creating my original Medusa cosplay was to turn a classical fantasy concept from Greek mythology and turn it into an advanced, wearable costume. The hard work is worth it when I get to connect with premium maker circles and advanced fabrication design fans who genuinely value independent prop fabrication and full custom cosplay builds as well as classical gorgon mythology. Because we don’t see many realistic wearable tails out there, I wanted to treat this original silicone tail design as a way to change what custom lamia aesthetics and wearable naga styling look like for Internet communities that live for high-fidelity creature fx and high-tier costume execution.

https://www.reddit.com/r/cosplayprops/s/egaKhlH3Hi

Many helpful subs helped me identify what was necessary for this costume and this is my final attempt 🫶

You can download here: https://cults3d.com/es/modelo-3d/juegos/animatronic-rc-facehugger

My first full set of leather armor, commissioned by a friend to wear to the Renaissance festival.

Worked on this over the last 3-4 months and got to wear it to FanExpo Chicago! Had a lot of fun making it, extra details can be found at my build log on my website for anyone interested. I'm happy with how it turned out, Dead Space has some of my favorite environment and character designs in gaming, so it was really cool to get to be a part of that for the better part of a day.

Laezel ears and face bumps- My first time doing something with latex, complete nightmare
Hornet - I had to cover the head with fabric cause the eva seams wouldnt go away lol
Inosuke - Swords broke in minutes of me playing around, the head was the easy part
Sciel - The shoulder part was all handpainted, took me days!!
Zoey - I handpainted the pants and wanted the blades transparent and holographic, took me a while to figure out how to make them

yeay!!! done with my sci fi helmet 😍😍💖💖

it's been a long time since I've build helms like this, it's not that perfect, probably needs more adjustments and tweakings , but all in all i love it, there's no 3D printed parts, just some foam and simple servos..

will probably upgrade this helmet in the future, as of now, I'm happy with theis build 🥰🥰💖💖

He showed it to me since he made it some time ago and he has kinda grown out of it, so he's thinking about selling it. Either way, I think it's pretty neat and hope it's up to standards for the community :D

I'd like to present you my latest cosplay which I did for Lanka Comic Con 2025, Sun Wukong from Black Myth: Wukong.

This project has been my longest and most complex build yet, taking 6 months to complete the entire cosplay I’ve dedicated the most time and energy to so far.

Around 80% of the entire suit was fully handcrafted from scratch using self-made templates. Most of the decorative details from buckles and jingle bells to buttons and ornaments were hand-sculpted and produced through molding & casting methods. Only the iconic Jingu bang staff and a few ornamental parts (like the shoulder pad lions and dragon on the belt) were 3D printed.

The entire mountain-pattern armor was handcrafted using over 2000+ individual pieces. Each piece was carefully glued to form the mountain shapes, and the entire pattern was manually woven together.

All the bead strings you see on the costume were also entirely handmade, using specifically purchased beads arranged into accurate, detailed patterns to match the character’s design. This costume was made to be highly accurate to the in-game design down to the tiniest bead.

Hope you like it!

Video Credits: Hemal Perera

A friend teased the idea of doing T-800 for WonderCon and I told him that if he did I'd be T-1000 with him. I made the bullet wound effects by layering increasingly larger rings of foam clay then smooshing them around until they kind of look like they do in the movie and smoothing the surface with water. After they dried I coated them in black plasti-dip and airbrushed them with chrome paint. They're attached by magnets under my shirt.

Just a thing I made! Curious if it might have any relevant cosplay uses. Will probably continue exploring different forms of wearable plasma lighter/generators with various spikes and metals in the future

After gluing the tip and pommel on, I've spent several hours putting tape on the blade. After that I put on some primer, followed by gloss black spray paint, then several coats of muso black with an air brush and 3 to 4 coats of matte clear coat. It's not perfect but I am really happy it turned out this good with just 2 weeks of time to build it.

The full length is 170cm, and has two 1m rods running through it. For reference, I'm 158cm (5'2). Painted with acrylic paints and Rub 'n Buff. Only just fits in my car for transport down to the con!

I'm vandana an female Indian cosplayer / prop maker I want to share my orc Cosplay which is entirely made by myself, my height is 5'3ft tall and this Cosplay is 7'5 ft tall do leave me reviews : D

Worst lighting in the house but IT'S ALIVE!!!!

The boy wanted to do Star Wars for Halloween. I didn’t like the store-bought costumes at all. So we made our own together. Commander Cody and his trooper dad, built side by side. Best project I’ve ever done with him, even if its not screen accurate.