Angler Fish Adult Fancy Dress Costume

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I first cut away all the unnecessary backpack material leaving only the panel holding the frame stays in place.

Use the needle to puncture the EVA foam, then push the bunch of cables into the skin and remove the needle without removing the cables.

I then slid some coiled spring things I had from a cheap-o broken mini-tripod onto the wire and bent the remaining end into a curved piece.

If i did it again I would reinforce the suit with a strong fabric like denim to cover the entire interior surface of the foam- this would make the suit very tear proof.You can also use spray foam adhesive- it's faster and very strong but it's expensive and I found it difficult to work cleanly with.

If you want a creepy yet unique outfit, this exclusive Angler Fish Costume for Adults fits the bill perfectly! This is critical because the paper will have to withstand some abuse from people patting your head, spilling drinks, people trying your head on, and others. After the wiring is completed and tested to make sure everything is working right, bundle everything with electrical tape to keep things organized. Some can grow up to three feet long and weigh up to one hundred pounds (that tops the list of Things You Don't Want to See While Scuba Diving). This booklight was perfect because it had touch on and off functionality, which made it easy to use with the costume.A single bulb is placed into the end of each tube and connected to a 3V AA power source using speaker wire (I highly recommend using red and black colored wire to keep things organized). The circuitry and fiber optic cables were all pretty fragile feeling so I covered everything up with a piece of poly foam so I would get caught on anything while wearing the suit. You can change your choices at any time by visiting Cookie preferences, as described in the Cookie notice.

I wanted to make a Halloween costume that I could scare all the little Japanese kids with, and that I could take off quickly when dealing with stoic Japanese businessmen. Note: The body would not slip off the polystyrene armature so Ihad to slice down the length of the back to get it off. I started with a few sketches to work out the design and figure out what this thing was going to look like.Again with polystyrene I sculpted a foam block in the shape of the fish's profile and carved it to the appropriate size and shape. The reel is glued to the inside of the suit with spray foam adhesive and passes a cable through a small hole right above the arm hole. Despite looking like the aquatic death-beast that haunts your nightmares, it’s actually made out of soft materials and fits comfortably on your head. I bought fabrics from Jo Ann Fabrics, got a "go through tunnel" expandable toy, modified it to form a body of fish, and covered it with fabric.