1. EVA foam boardRoll of Kraft foamCardstock PaperEpoxy ResinBondoHeat gunHot glue gun/glue sticksStaplerSharpiesScissorsRazor knifeElasticVelcroVa...

2. I first started off by searching and finding several Pepakura files for the Red hood, and deciding which one I think would be best for this proj...

3. Like most pepakura that I'm sure you've already read, the next step is resin. I used epoxy resin because it gives you more time to use and doesn...

4. Because the hood was just slightly larger than my head, it wouldn't slide over, so I had to make a cut near the back of the hood. I penciled in...

5. I painted the hood with several layers of red paint which ended up showing the imperfections/streaky lines that were left over by the resin. The...

6. First, I had an old baseball catchers chest piece that was perfect for the shape for my project. I figured all I needed to do was copy the shape...

7. For this piece, I first traced my ankle on a large piece of poster paper, and trimmed it until it fit right. I placed the paper on the EVA foam...

8. For the knife and gun holster I created a design out of cardstock and painted it with epoxy resin to make it more durable. For looks I cut and g...

9. The jacket that I found is just a swayed shirt that I found at a thrift store, which was perfect because the con I originally planned this for w...

10. Cut and shaped out of kraft foam, I heated it up with the heat gun, and pressed it against my face until it cooled and retained the shape. Plas...