Building a Great Sword from Monster Hunter World Iceborne 

Yeah whats a hunter without there trusty palico

@OverPower Ellis "Palicoes aren't cats", You're the one wrong here my guy. Felyne is a species and a Palico is a Felyne that helps hunters during hunts. Understand?

@OverPower Ellis basically it's a job title

It's witchcraft

theres probably a cat hair in there somewhere, does that count?

@@CGTestKdnihaf Yeah thats what it is, witchcraft!

She kills B series movies monsters to get foam bone.

Hacks

only 240 attack? my insect glaive does over 800

Fishbone 11 i guess he means the raw attack without the multipliers for each weapon type.

@@ZaNai9750 I think 240 is appropriate for this great sword

@@goddog8739 did you even read the description he wrote? lol

@@SWMG57 really though

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It's night and day because Lightning has a lot more skills . Kamui mostly uses foam and hardly ever uses epoxy resins and professional materials , while Lighting uses pretty much all materials available to Cosplayers and a lot more techniques . Also , Laura can do most of her costume herself , while Svetlana really just relies of Benny doing all the tedious and technical stuff while giving him little credit . Finally , people might find acting silly cute , but i prefer more serious videos like presented by Lightning Cosplay , who doesn't have a super high-pitched voiced . Lightning is an underrated professional Cosplayer , Kamui is a glorified and overrated amateur to semi-pro Cosplayer . At least that's my opinion .

@@Tomcat_Coyote i don't think so. Also i really enjoy both of them they use different materials to a different extend. The end result is great with both of them and i really respect them as they, among a few others, basically made 'modern' cosplaying popular. I got into cosplaying because i saw a post by kamui a few years ago and was fascinated by it. I learned a lot by watching her tutorials. Same goes for lightning. And depending on your Budget- kamui uses cheaper mor commonly available Materials usually. I really find it Challenging to invest into epoxies and casting in general on a home user level.

@@happy14945 As i said , it's just my opinion of course :) I'm not denying that both end results are great , then again , most Cosplayers who have gone full-time make awesome stuff regardless of the materials they use , same goes for several other German prop-makers and cosplayers who aren't near as famous yet make great stuff . I personally don't think i got into Cosplaying because of one or another Cosplayer , i always liked dressing up as a kid and i never stopped dressing up . I think a lot of Kamui's popularity is simply due to the fact that she was one of the first " big time " Cosplayer in Europe , who made the hobby popular through RU-vid despite the fact that a whole lot of people were already Cosplaying before she came along , and now she's " the " reference when it comes to Cosplays in Europe , despite the fact that i personally feel several other Cosplayers are more talented now , such as Lightning Cosplay . I'm on a home user level budget too + i'm a college student , so i know what it feels like to see the price tags for resins , but on the other hand , resin is a long term investment . Foam props , even if sealed with plasti-dip ( and that stuff is expensive as hell too ) will take a beating during transport and degrade overtime , while resin / fiber-glassed props won't take a dent in a dozen years . Making molds is really interesting but only when you know you're going to need several copies of the same item . For a full-time Cosplayer , time is money , and having a mold allows you to cut down a lot of time rather than make 6 times the same stuff from scratch . It may be true that Kamui mostly uses foam , but sometimes she also uses machines that aren't available to anyone but professionals , like when she gets a whole bunch of things laser-cut from acrylic sheets , or uses a CNC to make her Fallout rifle that ended up having almost no scratch-built pieces ... So yeah , tastes and colours , i always preferred to watch Bill Doran ( Punished Props ) when it comes to Foam props , he has so much more videos and they're very well explained . Also , one last thing , Kamui really doesn't take criticism well . I once pointed out a small thing on her almost perfect Inferno Squad costume , and she seemed to be all like " I'm the famous Cosplayer here , i don't need your advice , and i'm too good for Costuming groups . "

@@Tomcat_Coyote they both use different techniques because they make tutorials for different classes. Lighting is for more advanced people and kamui is for beginners. And "your opinion" just sounds like you enjoy lighting more than kamui so kamui is therefore bad and has no skills. You didn't voice your opinion in a sober manner you literally just botched about a cosplayer you didn't like

@@CeeGeeFursuits Right , because laser-cutting and CNC machining are techniques available to beginners ... As i pointed out , one thing i don't like about Kamui is how her tutorials are allegedly for beginners , but when she's in a hurry or she's making something big , all of a sudden she uses industrial equipment , which is a massive letdown when you expect to learn how to make said things with beginners' tools . Also , instead of criticising my opinion , if you had read it properly throughout both of my comments , you'd know that i clearly wrote Kamui makes good props and she does have skills although Lighting is MORE skilled , what i really think is that she's entirely overrated . Those are two very different things .

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TT i doubt a hobbyist could come up with it I imagine it would require a mechanical expert I mean axe to sword by pressing a button that seems complex as hell

@@ninjaslash52_98 I seen a video of a Japanese dude making one out of cardboard .

I'm going to try to make one for my mhw cosplay for gamescom next year, but I'm not sure that I will be able to 🤪would be cool to see how the pro make one

@@kmaster262 gib name.

@@kmaster262 I remember it's a Chargeblade... and he made a clutch claw too