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I have been trying to teach myself the software though, and this is the largest and most complicated thing I have ever designed. Designing everything in 3D was a huge hurdle. It is fully articulated and I am extremely proud of it. I designed it in google sketch-up and 3D printed all of the digits myself. The hardest part of the whole process was probably the Power Fist (the giant left hand). The costume stands roughly 7ft tall and requires that I walk on stilts. I have a full build thread located on the RPF forum here: an another on Obscurus Crusade here: And you can find it on facebook here: This was my first time working in foam and also my first time working on something so large. This is my second ever costume build and I have been working on it since March of 2013. It is a Crimson Fist and was completed just in time for Halloween this year. This is my Warhammer 40k Space Marine Costume.
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