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Monster hunter, to the boneby ~grimdarkkommissar

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Monster hunter, Barioth (us) or Beliolos in the japanese versions of the game.
blade master armor,

all the leather is actual real leather, including the belts and belt pouches, all hand made as well.

the helmet and armor is a mixture of sintra and apoxie sculpt, the majority of the hair is real horse hair,
the armor plates for the torso are actually all attached to a hand made leather vest, and connected via leather snaps, so i can remove the armor pieces.

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©2012-2013 ~grimdarkkommissar
Category: Artisan Crafts / Costumery / Costumes / Cosplay & Role-Playing

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~fuhrmannskoffer Feb 28, 2012
oooh my goodness. this is amazing! great job well done ^^
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~subitoallegra Feb 26, 2012  Hobbyist Artisan Crafter
Oh wow, the armor turned out so beautiful! Amazing job!!!
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~sgtknifeman Feb 26, 2012
So for painting the bone did you use a base coat of off white/bleached bone color then add several brown washes to it? or was that dry-brushed on there or did you use a sponge? or several mixtures? D:
And did you seal the paint with something?
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~grimdarkkommissar Feb 26, 2012  Professional Artisan Crafter
offwhite and then i sponged and then wiped off excess, just straight raw brown paint!
its all down to using a really, really high quality primer before you apply the offwhite.
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~sgtknifeman Feb 26, 2012
I see. so you were playing with how much brown paint you put on? Interesting, I don't know if I would have thought of that.

So if you don't mind me asking, what kind/brand of primer do you recommend?
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~grimdarkkommissar Feb 26, 2012  Professional Artisan Crafter
krylon and rustomelum are good, just get the nice big cans of the proper heavy duty primer
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~sgtknifeman Feb 27, 2012
Ah! thank you! I'll give them a try next time I got a project going.
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