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For more photos of the props/armour I've textured, and to see the shuriken in use, take a look through my Wai-con photos (My sister and I are cosplaying FFVII Yuffie & Tifa and their AC versions). [link]

For tutorials on making the props & armour, I recommend Amethyst Angel's tutorials: [link] She does some amazing stuff!
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Cosplay:Metal Texture Tutorial by *Risachantag Suggesters Words: Since you can't take weapons to cons, fairs, or pretty much anywhere else, this is great tutorial for making materials look like real metal. The method is simple, and the steps are well-explained. Anyone can follow this tutorial, and the results look pretty darn good! ( Suggested by ^PirateLotus-Stock and Featured by `shelldevil )
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Mood: Love ~Zealyss Apr 22, 2013  Student General Artist
This is an awesome tutorial! Thank you so much for posting and for adding the link to Amethyst Angel's tutorials. I was wondering if it would be okay to add this to my anime club's newsletter--I know a lot of the members are interested in making props/making props look more convincing. Either way, thank you for sharing!
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~DemonEyesMangaXD Feb 20, 2013
is there any way to do this on paper (without paint on it)? I have a prop that has a blade made of posterboard-ish material and i really enjoy your tutorial.
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*Risachantag Feb 20, 2013
Sure, I don't imagine you'll get as nice a finish working on paper, but it should make it look more realistic anyway. =)
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~DemonEyesMangaXD Feb 22, 2013
thanks uwu
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Mood: Wow! ~MrsVanguard Feb 8, 2013  Hobbyist Writer
Great Tutorial. I never thought of this but will definitely being doing this in the future!
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~metamorphcat Oct 26, 2012
wow! thank you! ^w^
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Mood: Love ~Xitrozady-Elf Sep 30, 2012  Hobbyist General Artist
Exelent! You helped me!)
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*HekateLesedi Sep 15, 2012  Hobbyist Traditional Artist
Does this method work with acrylic paint? If the paint is watered down does it produce a similar effect, or does it need to be model paint?
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*Risachantag Sep 15, 2012
Acrylic paint is a little harder to work with, as it doesn't stick to spray paint very well. If you're working on other surfaces it should work okay, but I recommend using a sealant if you do, as acrylics wear off more easily.
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*HekateLesedi Sep 16, 2012  Hobbyist Traditional Artist
That actually makes a lot of sense. I didn't think about it that way. ::scurries off to buy model paint::
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