/cgl/ - Cosplay & EGL

>>7530403
But yeah, it's nice to work with since it (and everything you use to work with it i.e. hot glue, razors, etc.) is easily available and affordable from said stores; no need to order online like other special materials, so if you're nearing a deadline and need more, you aren't screwed. Or if you want to make something on a whim, it's always available somewhere. And if you make a mistake, no biggy, just try again. It's forgiving. Whereas if you make a mistake on something rigid, well, prepare for some huge time delays.

It's the first thing I ever used for prop making. I used it to make a set of 3D maneuver gear last year. Pic related.

>>7530422
Well I'm a car guy and I had to kick my car out of the garage to suffer in the sun and dust ever since I got into cosplay so it kinda hurts still, lol.