What will you build today?
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What will you build today?
Browse templates with milestones, materials, and timelines.
Browse templates with milestones, materials, and timelines.
Focused projects you can finish in a few weeks.
Your first clean Gunpla finish, no painting required. This template walks you through nub removal, panel lining, decals, and topcoat on any grade kit. Perfect if you want a display-ready model that looks way better than "just snapped together."
Chainsaw Man's most unsettling devil hunter, built from off-the-rack business formal and one killer wig. No sewing required. The whole look is a white dress shirt, black tie, slim pants, and a knee-length trench coat the kind of sharp office-wear that reads instantly as Makima on the con floor. The pink-red wig with straight bangs is the make-or-break detail, and the yellow ringed circle lenses seal the unnerving effect. 7 components, 9 materials, about 4 weeks, $80 to $220.
Tackle a pile of garments that need hemming, taking in, letting out, or modifying for better fit. Covers sorting, pinning adjustments, unpicking, resewing, and finishing a batch of alterations in one focused session.
Dandadan's awkward occult nerd has two cosplay paths: the normal school uniform with bowl cut wig and glasses, or the Turbo Granny transformation with white flared hair, jaw mask, and flame-tail coat. This template covers both as an upgrade path, starting with normal form and layering on the turbo pieces. The jaw mask and bowl cut wig are the make-or-break details. 7 components, 14 materials, ~4 weeks, $70-220.
Your first faire-ready outfit from scratch: a linen or cotton chemise (or tunic), a leather belt with pouch, and the finishing details that keep you from looking like you raided a Halloween clearance rack. Three weeks, basic sewing skills, under $120.
A wall-mount or shelf-display prop built for visual impact in a controlled environment. Prioritizes surface finish and paint quality over structural durability, because this piece lives on a shelf, not in your hands at a convention. Museum-quality finish on a hobbyist budget.
Complete project workflows from planning to finish.
Build costume pieces from 3D-printed parts using FDM or resin printers. Covers file sourcing, slicing, printing, support removal, progressive sanding, gap filling, assembly, painting, and finishing to a smooth, professional surface.
Plan and piece a quilt from fabric selection through binding. Covers yardage calculation, cutting with a rotary cutter, block assembly, quilting sandwich construction, quilting (free motion or walking foot), and hand-stitched binding.
The star-spangled Avenger in his Endgame suit: scaled chest armor over a tactical blue base, a white star emblem, red gauntlets and boot details, a foam cowl helmet with ear wings, and the iconic round shield. This is an intermediate build with repetitive detail work on the scales and some prop-making for the shield. Covers 7 components, 12 materials with cost estimates, a 12-step plan across 5 phases, and a realistic 6-week, $150 to $400 budget.
Manage a client Gunpla build from intake to delivery. Covers scope negotiation, approval checkpoints, paint recipe tracking, progress photography, and safe packing. For builders turning their skills into a side hustle or small business.
A multi-layer historically inspired ensemble built from the skin out: chemise, structured outer garment (bodice or doublet), lower layers, headwear, and accessories with period-correct details. Eight weeks of intermediate sewing and pattern work, designed for seasoned faire-goers who want a researched, layered look.
A detailed replica of a movie, game, or TV prop built to match the original as closely as possible. Mixed media construction (foam, resin, 3D print, or fabrication), extensive surface work, and a display-quality finish. This is the build where "close enough" isn't good enough.
Large builds combining multiple techniques and materials.
Chainsaw Man's protagonist in his iconic hybrid form: the human body with a chainsaw head and transformable chainsaw arms. The hand-carved foam helmet with chain-link detailing is the make-or-break piece, demanding precision foam work and 8-12 weeks of dedicated building. A full build includes the school uniform base, prosthetic teeth, spiky hair, and the chainsaw arms or helmet. 6 components, 14 materials, ~10 weeks, $200-500.
Plan a complete fursuit build from head to toe, covering digitigrade vs. plantigrade decisions, bodysuit patterning, padding placement, cooling strategy, and the multi-month timeline it actually takes. This template is for experienced makers ready for the big one.
Elden Ring's deadliest warrior: the ornate gold armor plating, the massive winged helmet, and the iconic scarlet rot-scarred prosthetic arm. This is an advanced build spanning EVA foam shaping, multi-layer metallic painting, weathering effects, and prosthetic construction. 8 major components, 18 materials, 10-12 weeks, $350-700 budget covering foam, automotive paint, electronics, and precision detail work.
Plan and build a cohesive partial fursuit (head, handpaws, tail, and feetpaws) as one unified project. This template coordinates fur matching, timing, and construction order so every piece looks like it belongs together.
A marathon build for large-scale ships, aircraft carriers, or oversized vehicle kits. Covers subassembly planning for hundreds of parts, hull work, rigging, photo-etch railings, long paint sessions, and display mounting. For modelers who want a centerpiece project and aren't afraid of a 3-month timeline.
Manage a client fursuit commission from initial quote through final shipping, with built-in checkpoints for ref sheet approval, fur swatch matching, progress photos, fitting verification, and delivery logistics. Built for makers running a commission business.
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