Moving cosplay wings

Bex on Instagram: "This is only a tutorial for a simple wing base! Not for the wings themselves! ✌️ Since I had to remake the base for my #Mothermiranda Cosplay, I filmed the process and made a small tutorial. It's a very basic base, since Mother Miranda has 10 (!!!) wings and they do not have to move. You can probably use a smaller piece of wood for your project. Hope it helps some of you 😊 #cosplay #wingstutorial #cosplaywings #wip"

Dessi-Desu on Instagram: "Assembling my suitcase friendly cosplay wings! I drew inspiration from @vickybunnyangel ‘s tutorial for her Star Guardian Soraka wings, so be sure to also check out her tutorial that also shows how you can use magnets as another approach for cosplay wings that break down. Thank you also to @phaleure for sharing her engineering insights for the tubing system and guidance from her own wing crafting experience. On other pairs of wings I’ve made in the past, I have used…

Make your own moving articulated wings out of cardboard with this downloadable template.

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LONG RED WINGS AND MORE COLORS FOR HAWKS COSPLAY WINGS *Details!! Height: 135cms approx Length: 170cmx approx Faux feathers High resistance Removable pieces Shade details made with paint Color: Red (stock). Can be made in any color (made to order) **Red color looks brighter in photos than in person** Includes: -4 wing pieces (1 pair) -Base and adjustable harness -Assembly instructive -Replacements for assembly

Our frames with moving wings are now available as a do-it-yourself kit! Enjoy the assembly process using the detailed, easy-to-follow manual or our comprehensive assembly video (link to the video in the manual). What's included in the box? - All necessary components to build your own cosplay/theater wing frame - More than 100 (!) separate parts - Detailed manual with clear illustrations and IKEA-style instructions - All the tools you need; you just need to bring a hammer (or large pliers)…

Description My dad and I made articulated wings for a Halloween concert tomorrow in which I'm conducting for the first time (but only for like, 50 seconds.) It's not exactly what I wanted but after some rest I'm feeling a little better about it. The feathers aren't all overlapping the way they will when I wear them; they have to be adjusted.

Hey look! It's part two! We talked about the basic structure of the wings in part one. But having a wing skeleton won't do you any good if you can't strap it to your back. That's what we're going to talk about in this post. Behold, the wing

By now, you have a PVC monstrosity that is probably taking over a large portion of your living space. Let's talk for a moment on how to work on this thing without hating your life. Behold! Our hacked together wing stand: What you are looking at is: A Christmas tree stand a