/cgl/ - Cosplay & EGL

>>9348961
You're the exact kind of elitist traditionalist I was talking about in >>9348515
You probably don't have experience with the craft or the skills necessary to make it look, so that must mean that all craftsmen can't get that detail and thus the method is inferior.
I don't think one is better than the other; I think they both have their place. But don't be an asshole because you personally don't like it or think it doesn't work when other people can make it work.

Image related, but of course his cosplay isn't as detailed or well crafted as anyone else's because he deigned to utilise his skills and 3D print the base.

>>9349047
I was going to do Rosa Farrel's wedding gown (from FF4) but sadly my time constrains won't allow me to make it at the level of detail I want (i don't have time to hand embroider a bridal gown)
So some mates and I are just gonna cosplay the classic classes (Warrior, Red Black and White mages.)

>>9349469
I'm not familiar with the chara but it's got a pretty nice shape. Second >>9350563 and would love a tut or links to one.

>>8657920
Still too new to depend on, best to use if you have a school lab that includes one near you instead of dropping money on.

I still want one though, and the technology club at my college is doing a lecture on them soon.
>pic related, a 3D printed cosplay

>>7326549
As >>7326552 said you still do have to make your cosplay digitally first and then finish it once it's printed. It's not cheating.