Making Cyberpunk Eye & Jaw enhancement / patterns
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- Опубліковано 1 сер 2024
- It's the year 2077 and you're going to need some chrome if you want to live in Night City.
Here's your cyber eye implant to restore you sight, and a cyber jaw for hand to hand combat.
Here is my supply list for this build.
Cyberpunk Jaw 9:02
Cyberpunk patterns
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WTF 2mm foam
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Cosplay Pros Foam
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Contact cement glue
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Half round foam trim 8mm
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Craft knife
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Utility knife
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Texture eva foam
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Super glue
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Rotary tool
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Stone bits
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Wood burner
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Cyber Tech mold
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Tech boltz
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Casting resin
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Fine finish
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Plastic-dip spray
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Rust-Oleum 2X clear coat
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Airbrush
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Spaz Stix Mirror chrome paint
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Tamiya clear red
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Tamiya clear blue
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Dust mask
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Clear elastic strap
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Sanding sticks
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Heat gun
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Clear ruler
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When he wears the cyber eye and thing for the jaw, he really looks like soldier 71 from Overwatch
was fully expecting this to be clickbait. well done.
I’m happy you were pleasantly surprised!
Glad to see you back!
Happy to be back.
That's great man, I love that chrome finish.. the fine finish product looks interesting. Great video man!
I appreciate it!
Great work Ted! It really all came together! Fantastic looks!
Glad you like it.
This looks so cool!!!!
Thanks.
Hey Ted good to see you again! Very cool and looks easy. Thanks.
Thanks for watching.
this eye'll be so good for my sundry sidney cos
Glad to hear it.
Awesome, as always!
Thanks again!
Heaven sent!!! Instant subscriber 🙌🙌🙌🙌
Welcome aboard! Thank you for liking my Cyberpunk patterns.
@@EvilTedSmith Happy to have arrived 🫶!
Amaaaaazing!!!!
you are awesome!! love all your work
Thank you for watching and subscribing.
Excellent work! I have been lurking in a few videos, very tempted to try out some of this foam crafting sometime. Looks super cool and good fun :D
You should! I have a step by step video to help you!
Another great make
Thank you.
Really Cool!!!
Thank you for subscribing.
Amazing
Thank you!
Really cool!!👹
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Great video! You are epic!
Thanks! You too!
Star Treck and Kingdom Hearts
Dope! Reminds me of how I made my cyber eye. Basically I drew around a sunglasses frame over one eye on a cheap party mask, glued three layers of newspaper within that outline (alternating between color and black and white print to keep track of what layer I'm on), glued a layer of cereal box/paper towel roll cardboard over it, and finally one last layer of black and white print. I did the same on the back of a plastic spoon. It should peel off the plastic. I then punched holes along an outline of the eye hole to open it, and the patched the edges with more news paper. After cutting it to the size and shape I wanted, I glue the spoon piece to the back of the mask piece, patching it up afterwards. After that I just painted it! I plan on making more, but with party Batman masks to give it more texture.
Sorry for the essay. I figured it'd be only fair to trade secrets, what after watching this bitch'in tutorial and all.
Thanks for sharing. I love hearing other makers ideas!
That jaw looks the start of a very nice doctor doom helmet. It also probably would look pretty good at the bottom of one of those chrome visors Ted likes using.
Glad you like them.
Time for that Borg costume
Nice, 🤘😁
Thanks ✌
3d print these things in the silver color to avoid having to paint it. You can get metallic 3d printer filament. The advantage of 3d printing it is the plastic is more durable than foam and you can melt the elastic into the plastic so that it never comes loose.
I have a 3D printer but I like making them out of foam. It's faster and cheaper to make them by hand.
Amazing build. Could u please do a raid en mask from metal gear rising.
Going for the pure chrome chopper eh chummers.
Now someone needs to make the eye-thingy but with a built in screen and a camera with either zoom or night vision (or both).
Hey, just in case other people are trying to make the jaw piece following the pattern for sale: it's missing a piece, the one at the very bottom at 9:05 in the video.
Dm me at evilted@eviltedsmith.com
I can't get this idea out of my mind.
Put a small "spy" cam in the eye piece and a small screen in the interior, giving you some vision while wearing it.
No need to have a big LCD screen since it will be "so close" of the user eye.
Just need to find a place for the controller and power source but it could be hidden else where in the costume... Heck they could be exposed and still looking cool
or you could buy some cheap swimming goggles, stick a little round sticker in the middle(where you will be able to see) spray all black, remove the sticker. then you can add whatever details you want. and they will be comfortable
Did you make the cyberpunk mohawk mask as well from the beginning of the video?
Yes, I did.
I was wondering, what type of airbrush it that. Are they pricey?
I have my supply list just below the video.
Did you go to school to learn these skills? Or did you just pick it up yourself? I am a fashion designer and I would also like to get in to movie props and syfy makeup.
When I was a kid, I would make stuff whatever I got my hands on. As I got older, it was all trial and error. Started working in the movie industry when I was 25, and start picking things up from other makers by working next to them and learning. Never actually went to school for it.
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