Just been working on upgrading my EleksLaser A3 Pro laser cutter. The ‘cutting plate’ of the laser was a bit smaller than my needs so I decided to upgrade it to twice the origional size. I ordered the parts from an awesome website called MechMakers. I was very impressed with their …
The first big hurdle to a successful cosplay is finding just the right character to play, someone you are vaguely similar too, that you resemble in some way, shape or form. This will make it much easier to connect with your audience. This is one of the keys to a successful …
Perhaps the most challenging build in Wayne’s Workshop was the Alien. Made to body fit Thomas, one of the Niflheim Team members, the pressure to create under a tight deadline did take away much of the pleasure of creating – but the end result speaks for itself. This being one of …
I recently purchased the EleksLaser A3 Pro laser cutter. It was an anxious purchase having previously avoided purchases from overseas but this proved to be successful. I sourced the cutter frame from EleksLaser’s store on Banggood and then, being the firebug that I am, I purchased the biggest …
The very talented team from Niflheim Productions spent a lot of their earlier years working from Wayne’s Workshop.
Some of the footage below shows scenes from inside Wayne’s Workshop and features a number of collaborative projects .
The Arkham knight build was a challenge that kept the workshop busy most evenings for several weeks in a row as the various team members worked on the costume. This was one of the teams’ second Pepakura masks and we all quickly learnt that the dust generated from the vigorous …
Working with foam can be quite challenging, especially if you’re trying to Cosplay a Superhero with Abs and a tight cowl. Batman, one of our earliest workshop Cosplay builds didn’t turn out to be too bad at all. The most challenging parts wasn’t the flowing cape, although this was quite authentic looking. Nor was …
A friend of mine talked me into 3D printing a Magneto helmet he had 3D modelled. He did a fantastic job so we set about printing a miniture the size of a small apple just to prove that it would work. When that was done we scaled up the print and …
One of our earliest projects in Wayne’s Workshop was the card throwing Marvel Comics character Gambit. The body suit was made by hot gluing mock ‘muscles’ to our trusty mannequin Fred. We then layered a thinner sheet of foam over the top of Fred’s now muscular torso and used a …
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