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Published: 2013-07-13 23:41:22 +0000 UTC; Views: 3293; Favourites: 43; Downloads: 0
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Ryguynns modeling our Human scale replica of the Skolver Cap from Sega/Three Rings' MMO, Spiral Knights. Also featured is the previously built Silent Nightblade . A coat of armor is in development as the final piece of this costume.Check out their construction at kkovacin3D.blogspot.com !
-Cfodder/Kyle
Isolated views here and here .
More shots with Ryguy here and here .
Helmet: 21"L x 18"W x 18"H
Sword: 51.5"L, 8.5"D cell
Materials are largely rigid and/or flexible foam but include miscellaneous papers, plastics, fabrics, fasteners, and small scraps.
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The design of the Silent Nightblade belongs to Three Rings Design and, by extension, Sega
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did you make this out of foam, if so are templates assessable?
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awesome! if you could make an entire costume that would be even more awesome!
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Woah... Β If I look at just the helm and sword, it looks like a game screenshot with superior textures and shading. Β Nice job!
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Well since you're doing a good job, that's a good thing, right? xD
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Awesome! Can't wait to see the final result.
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This brings back memories (... from last year or so). Man, that is wicked!
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However, a shield wouldn't hurt :3
As well as the sheath of the Silent Nightblade.
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The sheath and shield are low-priority for this costume due to time constraints and ergonomic concerns - getting the coat done will be difficult as-is. Β There may be a shield and scabbard later, but I do have some dozen other projects I'd like to do as well...
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I see, well good luck on the coat.Β
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Aw thanks, man! Prop-artist praise tells me I'm doing something right
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hahah oh yeah, you are great. I wish I just had time to build my props
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Your exclamation of curated length fills me with joy
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