Скачать или смотреть The Flash Costume Tutorial Part 3: Helmet

So in part 3 of the Flash costume tutorial, we start with a Captain America helmet, because why not mix Marvel and DC together right? I had to make this costume in a super hurry, so I ended up basically just repainting a Captain America helmet, and then making a red hood to wear under the helmet. The lighting bolts on the side are usually up a bit higher on the helmet, but since this was originally a Cap helmet, I found they looked better on the raised edges toward the bottom of the helmet. It's all a matter of preference.

It's been quite a while since that Captain America helmet was made, so I don't recall the exact link we got the PDO file from, but there is one here: https://www.therpf.com/showthread.php... you can download for it.

To finish the costume, I just added a pair of 2nd hand red gloves (not quite the same color as the rest of costume, but passable), and a 2nd hand pair of brown boots. I've found that boots generally take paint pretty well if you use paint and primer in one, so you can paint them red. I chose to leave mine brown because they're the same boots I use for my Jedi costume, so I didn't want to change their color.

For part 1 of the Flash costume tutorial, the shirt & emblem, visit:    • DIY Flash Costume Part 1: Shirt & Emblem  
For part 2 of the Flash costume tutorial, the belt & pants, visit:    • How to Make a Flash Costume Part 2: Belt &...  

MATERIALS NEEDED:
Craft foam, EVA Foam, or cardstock for the original Captain America helmet
1 foot of stretchy red fabric (old turtlenecks work great for this)
2 large snaps
Small pieces of pellon and gold foil fabric (if you made the shirt, you probably already have enough left from that)
Scissors
Hot glue gun

Hope you enjoy this video. If you have any questions or requests for future tutorials, feel free to leave me a comment below. I post a new cosplay tutorial every Thursday and a new crafting tutorial every other Monday, so check back next week for more DIY goodness.

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