From 3D Model to Foam Pattern | Cosplay Tutorial
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We often use 3D models to create the patterns for my foam builds! So I thought it was about time to show you how the whole process works! If you never worked with Blender before go check out Benni's video:
We didn't explain much about how Pepakura Designer works because the program is relatively easy. But if you want us to make a more detailed video about this too, just let me know in the comments.
- Svetlana
Recommended Products for this project:
FOAM:
PAINT:
SAFETY:
YouTube Equipment:
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We didn't explain much about how Pepakura Designer works because the program is relatively easy. But if you want us to make a more detailed video about this too, just let me know in the comments.
- Svetlana
Recommended Products for this project:
FOAM:
PAINT:
SAFETY:
YouTube Equipment:
*All Amazon links are affiliate links that we get paid for if you buy a product. You can support us by using these links. Thank you!*
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