how to make a knight armor and helmets (full costume) homemade diy
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 18 ก.ย. 2024
- this was made in 2019-2020
most parts are made of cardboard, paperclay, thibra and plastic sheets (decorated helmet is made of acrylic resin)
if you have any questions just ask below in the comments
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as a person who has build himself a full suit of armor for armored combat. u have done an amazing job, and everything looks authentic as hell. i am thoroughly impressed with the gauntlets u made, and ur arm and leg design is close to what i have for my kit. alot of startup people make armor from 50 gallon plastic barrels, i vet u can build an amazing kit with one of those. keep up building,
Thanks 😀 but i wont be building an entire armor anymore i have two and lots of helmets and props i dont have room for more haha
@@Kcb_creations LOL! send me anything you dont want ! :D
This is absolutely incredible! I've been trying to figure out a more affordable way to get a suit of armor for a fantasy film project. And this is really inspiring!! You did a great job with this, it looks so real.
Thank you!😊 if you ever need help or advice just text me 😆
I made Siegmeyer of Catarina's armor by using cardboard and paper mache. It turned out really nice. I tried to make it very dirtied to make it look like the armor had been in a few battles, I got a zweihander to go with it and it looks sick.
Amazing effort and lovin' the yellow and blue given the current situation.
Thank you! 🇺🇦 💙💛
Excellent work! Very cool.
Thank you 🤗
excellent paint job. couldnt even tell its cardboard and paper
Thank you! 😊
Wow thats good armor and helmet
Thank you 🤗
😊 Many details, it looks great 😊
Thank you 😊
That's so cool!!!
Thank you!
You did a fantastic job here. I feel with you on the chainmail...had to do a piece for a smaller project. It took me so long to understand how you do it. And I was very happy that the small piece was basically just a tube - no armpits, no dome shape (these must be so hard - I understand that it is a bit like knitting, which I also hate). But you did so great there! And I really like how your plate came out.
Thank you 😀
my historical reconstruction side is crying
but i gotta admit the way u make this works well
By the Lady that armour is beautiful. It would be an honour to have you at my side as we purge the enemies of Brettonia.
wow, you're a genius! what a wonderful talent you have, it's indeed amazing. i cannot even find the correct words to express how impressive your work is. You should make more and sell them, it's so perfect and you put so much love in your creations that i'm sure many people would buy them. wow, i'm truly speechless. again my congratulations, you're on a different level, bravo! 😊👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Thank you so much 🤗❤ (selling is hard in the Netherlands I try but not alot of succes)
@@Kcb_creations Unfortunately here in South America it would be quite difficult to get something similar, I don't see them even on stores, so it would be cool to have such armours around here :)
@@Shakhmatov_GAMES There are alot of cosplay makers there that do this stuff they just dont own actual shops you can visit but they're there 🤗
Underated 1000%
Amazing
Thanks! 😊
this looks AMAZING!!!!
Thank you 😊
the thing on the head is called a comb, hope it helps.
your ability to accurately get proportions correct is amazing; do u believe your naturally talented or did it take time to get good? - Your paint jobs do such a good job at making it look like real metal . Do you recommend any tutorials you have used in the past to build these projects? - I must imagine you get templates from the internet and use those proportions as templates etc
I believe everyone can learn it if they dont give up but for me it always came naturally if i wanted something I made it 😊 and yes sometimes it failed but then I learned from it😉 of course I didnt start perfect I had to learn to but many things Creative come naturally to me (see my improvement video 😊)
And sometimes I forget that not everyone can do it and am like what you cant just do that? But its so easy (in my eyes) Sometimes its kinda like a creative superpower haha
Looks amazing!!! Where can i see what materials you used?
Ive explained most of my materials in the video but what do you want to know?
Holy heck, this is an amazing build. You got everything down perfectly!
Thank you! 🤗
What kind of plastics sheet may i ask?
Do you live in the Netherlands? Otherwise its no use to tell you because you can only buy it here (thats why I didnt say it in the video)
Not to be ‘that guy’ but the first helmet is actually a closed helmet. The difference is in how the face closes; the chin part of an armet hinges closed in the front, like the Predator’s mouth mandible things.
I made all my helmets using old accurate real metal patterns and images so they're historicly accurate 🤗
@@Kcb_creations It's a fairly accurate pattern, its just not called an armet. He's correct that it's called a close helm due to the way it opens. When it's closed they look very similar and people often get them confused. This guy is great if you want to hear more: th-cam.com/video/42oEPWVGNBw/w-d-xo.html
@@mysticmarbles Oh well internet calls it an armet/closed helmet so I just went with that 😜
@@Kcb_creations Yeah no worries. Just some fun facts. 🙂
Thanks ,now i can made a cosplay of a bretonnian knight
Good luck! Id love to see pictures, If you need any help in the future just ask here or on my Instagram kcb_creations
What is the cloth thing on top of the crusader helmet
Its something they were at tournaments (its a tournament armor the other helmet is for lance fights and so are the shoulder parts😉) I also have the lance and things that come with it but i cant find anyone who will let me make photos on a horse
@@Kcb_creations ok cool
Looks awesome, very realistic. Which paint did you use to get this effect? I also live in the NL, do you still remember where you bought the paint? Thank you! :)
Hi its called molotow chrome spraypaint (store doesnt extist anymore but many art shops have it or but it online)
@@Kcb_creations awesome! thx for answering. Did you apply some black paint after or something to get this realistic effect?
@@arthurcarneiro7626 I weather it using black acrylic paint using a dry brush or cloth with little to no paint on it and go over it a bit with a sandpaper for the steel effect create thin scratches or lines like steel has (without those two it looks like plastic)
@@Kcb_creations awesome thank you! You did a great job.
Looks great! If you don’t mind me asking what type of plastic sheet did you use?
Its called hobbycolor from hornbach in holland... Thats why i didnt mention it that info is useless unless youblive in the Netherlands (but any plastic sheet that can bend with heat will do)
This is absolutely amazing and I will definitely be trying it! what's your recipe for your homemade paper clay? Also did you use template for the cardboard? thanks!
Hi for the paperclay I used TH-cam recepys (the ones with jointcompound) and I make most of my own patterns but I used some old patterns for real steel i found on internet and made it so i could use it for cardboard and plastic 🤗
This is great but can you like make it in like one whole video😊
It is
Mega coole Rüstung! Cool. Wie genau hast du den Helm so rund mit Karton gemacht?
viel Paperclay, Spachtelmasse und Schleifpapier, wie im Video gezeigt
@@Kcb_creations danke für die schnelle Antwort😍 darf ich fragen wie das Grund gerüst vom ersten Helm aufgebaut ist? Auch aus Karton?
@@Kcb_creations das Visier steht aber weiter komm ich nicht🥲
@@pascalmovia4284 Ja, nur Pappe und Heißkleber und evtl. Pappmaché (ich habe nur die schwächeren, dünneren Teile verwendet) und dann Papierton, wie es im Video weitergeht
@@pascalmovia4284 ?
good day/good evening, I really love the armet, have you made a pattern ? because if so I'd be interested in getting it, to make my own armet, or, if you don't, do you have any tips on making the pattern for an armet ? thanks in advance.
Hi I used the real metal patterns and changed/edited them where needed😛
Its gosh darn amazing! congratulations! btw, I have one question only: what fabric is the one that you usted (for the helmet and for the tunic) :O
Hey thanks! Its simple 100% cotton fabric 😆
@@Kcb_creations thank you very much! :D
Where did you get the patterns?
I got some patterns from www.armourarchive.org and edited those to work for paper etc (I also drew my own patterns) 😜
This is very inspiring. Where'd you get the knight gauntlet pattern?
I made most patterns myself or modified old patterns that are for metalwork 😀 The metal patterns came from armour archive
@@Kcb_creations that is so cool!
Hi, sorry to bother you again😅but how did you add the details on the edges? (like you see in the neck piece on the middle-left at 0:57) Did you use another material to create this "edge"? Also, what did you use for priming? Thank you :)
Hi I used thibra thermoplastic for the edge (and I use regular primer and motip spray putty and spray filler)
@@Kcb_creations thx for such a quick reply :) So you used 3 different products for priming only? 😳 do you think just using motip would be sufficient for priming both tibra and paper mache?
@@arthurcarneiro7626 I only use one primer just regular grey the other two are for filling in holes and scratches on the parts so its smooth
Thank you so much!
Does this work with a sallet
Yeah it could definitely work! Id use sheet plastic for the moving pannels just like my second decorated helmet has
👍🏻
Sorry if this is a dumb question, but what did you use for the visor on the first helmet to make it move?
I drilled holes and added bolts and nuts with rings in between 🤗
@@Kcb_creations Thanks!
@@wo3701 no problem 😊
How did you make the round shape of the helmet? (the first one) did you use a pattern or something?
I made a pattern but it took alot of paperclay and filler to make it smooth.... Alot of sanding haha
@@Kcb_creations ok thanks
So if you dont mind i have a couple questions, im going to a convention shortly and im tired of not having armor for my costume
Ask away 😉 here or on my instagram in dm kcb_creations or messenger Kimberley bijlsma
@@Kcb_creations okay, how do you mold the cardboard and and get the molds, im new to making things like this and idk where to get or do any of that
@@entomologistmaximus5097 I have a video all about cheap mold making that explains it all 😊
@@Kcb_creations okay thank you, ive been struggling with the eva stuff due to the prices and all that
how durable is this ?
Depends on how much you use it but its pretty sturdy 😀
@@Kcb_creations thanks for the answer mate :)
What is thibra?
The same as worbla a thermoplastic for cosplay and design but I prefer thibra over worbla (worbla is more popular)
Cool at least you are not making fursuits and cant be legaly hunted anymore.
What?