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However I tried a new method of putting black watered down paint into a spray bottle and spraying it all over the chestplate.

For the top of the nail, cut a diamond-like shape out of your cardboard with a hole in the middle for your dowel rod to go through. It is the sword that the Hollow Knight uses thought the game and it progressively gets upgraded throughout. Suitable for carnivals, school festivals, theme parties, dance parties, stunts or acrobatics, role playing, drama, fashion shows, beauty contests, New Year's Eve parties, bridal baptisms and many other activities and occasions. Once you have the armor heat shaped you can apply spackle to the seam on the front, sand that down, and then get ready to paint.They should be made of the same material as the suit so they'll blend right in when you wear the suit. Tape all of your pattern pieces together with masking tape, using the row and column guides at the bottom of each page, then cut out all of your pattern pieces.

A white base coat is super important as it helps to protect the spackle from the washes as spackle gets all soggy and ruined when in direct contact with water. This part is very different to the 3D printed armor we've done so far as it allows a degree of flexibility when wearing the second style of chestplate. Finally we are going to attach the the 3D printed chestplate to the leather armor by adding a strip of glue to the top of the under armor and overlapping the chestplate. To paint the paper is rather simple just a couple coats of watered down yellow's and browns across the page to make it look old.Even though the base coat alleviated the need for a black wash a brown wash is still needed to show off a rusty sort of effect in most of the armor pieces. If you have a hard time visualising this, look at painted furniture, you will see that the corners or the edges may be a bit lighter or show the original material underneath. If you want to speed up the heat fitting process you can use a blow torch but it's much more dangerous and may leave bubbles in your print. I put a thin amount of paint on the brush and got in every crevasse of every armor piece until the whole thing gave off a grungy silver effect. Make sure to keep the rope spread randomly on the front of the mask, and don't worry about covering the back.