I Made Carl’s Gauntlet from Dungeon Crawler Carl #dungeoncrawlercarl #cosplay #DCC #dungeoncrawl
by SKS Props
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What this video covers
SKS Props walks through the creation of Carl's iconic gauntlet from the popular LitRPG series Dungeon Crawler Carl, taking it from a custom 3D model all the way to a metallic-finished wearable prop. The gauntlet was sculpted in Nomad and printed in grey PLA on a Bambu H2S printer. A free STL file is available on the creator's website for anyone who wants to print their own version.
Key takeaways
- ◆Custom 3D model was built from scratch in Nomad Sculpt, not sourced from an existing file
- ◆Printed in basic grey PLA, then given a metallic surface finish for a convincing armor look
- ◆Free STL download is available on the SKS Props website
- ◆Project was motivated by a real DragonCon cosplay build, giving it a practical wearable goal
Who this is for
Cosplayers and prop makers who are fans of Dungeon Crawler Carl and want to 3D print or display a screen-accurate gauntlet replica.
Tools mentioned
- • Nomad Sculpt
- • Bambu H2S
Materials mentioned
- • PLA filament
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