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Oh wo, that’s super interesting! Would be too scared to use any metal for my costumes, ga ha! 😅

Jeremy, do you use "lost wax" casting for your method? I know it is doable with poly-foam but never tried EVA. Or do you remove the foam after packing the sand?

@@RoseKindred I remove the foam after compacting the sand. I've used wax a couple of times before but I wasn't too happy about the results. I think it was my fault though; I was trying to get too much detail out of the wax.

@@jeremyortiz2927 Ah, thanks for the answer. I did not mean the wax exactly, well it works great for jewelry and other small items, just that is what the technique of "burning away" is called. I was always scared to try it with foam since I know it is not that good to smelt, and I would expect EVA to be worse. If you have a 3D printer there is also resin that is made to be melted away, if you want to try highly detailed items.

​​@@KamuiCosplayjust cast your foam works into a metal. I would prefer a legit metal that has viking feels over that is just an imitation. There are tons of diy tutorials of metal casting.

Thank you so much! 🙏

PLEASE 😢

Sorry, I don’t do any commissions. But I‘m sure you can do it yourself as well! Crafting is super fun and actually not that difficult! 😊

@@KamuiCosplay Thanks for reply, But I need a 3d printing artist cuz I wanna do a face reveal in future but to make my video, I need a helmet which is specially designed to fullfill my needs like Marshmallow. I think you are good at this and you will help me, so...