Video Tag
Every video tagged “sci-fi costume” in the library — a focused slice of the Halloween archive.
6 videos
Makeup artist Madeyewlook delivers a highly requested Weeping Angel transformation inspired by the Doctor Who villain, using Mehron palettes to replicate the look of aged stone sculpture. The tutorial focuses on blending cool grey and dark earth tones across the face to create convincing texture and depth. The creator is upfront about not being a Doctor Who fan, working entirely from visual reference to approximate the iconic creature's appearance.
This short build video shows how a broken mobile phone can be salvaged and transformed into a wearable Fallout Pip-Boy prop. The creator repurposes the defunct device as the screen component, giving it new life as a functional-looking costume accessory. The result is a screen-accurate wrist-mounted prop faithful to the iconic Fallout series gadget.
SKS Props showcases a test fit of a hand-crafted USCM Colonial Marines armor set from the Aliens franchise, built entirely from EVA foam. The lightweight foam construction allows for comfortable wear and excellent paint adhesion, making it a practical choice for cosplay. Free PDF templates for the chest piece are available via the creator's website, letting viewers follow along and build their own set.
This short-form video showcases an impressive handmade sci-fi costume, likely highlighted by the Haunted Attraction Network for its creative construction and visual impact. With no runtime or description provided, details about specific techniques or materials are unavailable. The costume appears to demonstrate a high level of craftsmanship suitable for haunted attractions, cosplay events, or Halloween performances.
SKS Props creator walks through the finishing process for a Starship Troopers Mobile Infantry cosplay build, focusing on a resin-cast M3 tactical helmet and a 3D-printed Morita rifle. The tutorial covers surface preparation, painting, and weathering techniques applied to HD EVA foam armor components, which are praised for their light weight and paint-friendly surface. Free PDF templates for the chest and helmet are available on the creator's website, and all materials and sourcing links are provided in the description.
This video showcases a first full test fit of a scratch-built Warhammer 40K Cadian Imperial Guard cosplay armor set, constructed primarily from EVA foam with a padded helmet. The creator is refining the build ahead of a DragonCon appearance and has begun work on a foam lasgun to complete the kit. Free PDF templates and STL files for all armor pieces — including helmet, shoulders, and accessories — are available via the creator's website and linked third-party platforms.
