Instead of putting in the measurement for your waist, put in the measurement for your neck, plus about 3-5 inches. Once you have the chestplate shaped to your body you should reinforce all weak points on the back with as much hot glue as possible (Weak points include Corners, Tips, Edges, and Seams). To create Hornet’s cape, use the same Circle Skirt App , instead this time, choose “full” and “mini” from the options.

This also make's it one of the pricier parts since it requires a lot of filament, however I'm cheap so of course I found a way around this. I covered the foam in some leather like fabric and left extra fabric to cover my back (If you can wrap it around your waist and there is a little gap on your back that's the perfect amount of material) Then just hot glue the fabric to the foam. You can add wrinkles to the paper by rolling it up into a ball and dry brush the wrinkles to add more detail to the paper.It fluctuates depending on the detail, how long you are willing to wait, and the amount of support you want to use. Choose “half” and “mini” (though we will be changing the length, so it doesn’t really matter) from the options in the Circle Skirt App, along with your neck measurements. Personalised advertising may be considered a “sale” or “sharing” of information under California and other state privacy laws, and you may have a right to opt out. You can even fold the fur onto the inside of the cape to make sure it won't come off too easily if the glue fails. Once you have the armor heat shaped you can apply spackle to the seam on the front, sand that down, and then get ready to paint.

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Make sure your face doesn't show when you have your helmet on or else that means you've cut off too much.

You can put a sheet of baking paper under the morph suit to prevent glue burns when attaching the "Web Rope".The model for the Pure Nail was made by João Desager on Sketchfab It's very small when imported to CURA but is perfect when scaled up. Cut also 1 piece of cardboard and 2 pieces of foam in a 5 x 3 oval shape with a hole in the middle and a 2” tab on one end. You should use the Spackle after you have heat formed the chestplate because if you apply it before heating it will crack and fall out of the gaps you are trying to cover. This will create an adjustable drawstring neckline that you can either tie closed where it is or overlap it and tie it in the back with a longer piece of ribbon. Then, flip the horsehair braid underneath so that it is sitting against the wrong side of your cape fabric, and sew it along the top and bottom.