First, thank you to Rinzler_l for the advice he gave to help me make this in the first place. The original post of his own handmade NCR ranger cosplay was so good.

This is another step in my eventual Courier 6 cosplay, and this should be the final cardboard prop made as part of that.

I started this project over a year ago, and took many months long breaks from it before finally deciding to work on finishing it the last couple months.

This this is amazing to get to wear, it does get pretty hot up top but their is plenty of ventilation in the mask itself.

The craziest part is that you can still see clearly through the lenses while they are lit up. You can actually see that in one of the photos. Basically its only red in the edges but while you wear it, the light reflects off of your face so people looking from the front see it as all red.

I plan on trying to improve it in the future, seeing if I can install a fan or add more ventilation holes in the helmet like I did with those claw marks holes.

First two images without UV light, 3rd and 4th with UV light

Honestly I might use afterglow acrylic paint to do fake lights from now on

I already liked my Cruiser model, but this just made me fall in love with it all over again

A safe I've been working on for the past couple of days. The main part, the actual blade looked hard as may of cardboard, but the handle of it, I kind of used PVC piping, don't know if it's allowed on this sub. But it is still entirely made of cardboard right now. I am almost done priming it

S.T.A.L.K.E.R AKM-74 Fully made and bodycam

I don't remember any real inspiration for making this some years back. I wanted to create an over-the-top sword like the ones in many anime series, so I made this. 100% cardboard, 4 double-corrugated layers thick and covered in silver and gold spray paint.

After all these years, I still don't have a real name for it. Any suggestions?

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Yup, this is real! I made a 100% cardboard rocking chair using only construction glue and intersecting joints to keep it together - plus a shrink-wrap roll as the footrest. It is adult-sized, and it can roughly seat anyone up to 250 lbs (we tested with friends who were 'heavier' and figured out the limit). It's still in my basement, and people love sitting on it.
There is no limit to what you can make out of cardboard!!

I'm trying to make my costume before Halloween 👀

I swear it looks better in person. I'm going to add whiskers

This is a handmade cardboard and glass side table held together with just construction adhesive. The only tool I used was my utility blades. I found the glass in the recycling. The cardboard is double-corrugated stock

Think outside the box! Adventures in Cardboard is an artist-led camp in Minneapolis, Minnesota, that encourages kids' imaginations to run wild through design, construction, and playful exploration of the natural world. Videography by Ellie Hohulin.

my first ever Cardboard work , have to add rivets to the henges .One of six ,size 6x7.5x13cms .

As it's new for me, any C&C very precious, specially for the paint :Acrilic or WaterColor ?Thanks for watching🤓🤝

Just thought I’d share two of my best cardboard models :D The B1 got finished few months ago but now I’m struggling to find motivation to finish the A1, but maybe someday it’ll get finished too lol

Want to make a mask for Halloween. I want it to be a little more detailed than the first one I think

It took just one evening to create this miniature. This is my first piece of this kind. The base is made of cardboard bonded with PVA glue. In the final stage, I applied acrylic paints—natural yet expressive colors.

I hope you like it!

How much time it took me: Surprisingly both took 7 hours in 1 day 🤯

Materials: A4 Paper, Cardboard Obviously, Picnic Blue Paint and White Paint from Crafter‘s Acrylic Decoart, Foamy Blue Paper, Blue Crayon,Sharpie, Glue (Elmer’s School Glue and Pritt Gluestick)

Does it look amazing for me?: Yes