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Pyramid Head Costume

Pyramid Head Costume
This is the Pyramid Head costume I made for my brother. It took three days because of missing materials, drying paint, and hot glue injuries.

The helmet took the longest to make. It was made from cardboard, black and red spray paint, chalk, and mesh screen.

I had to add about two layers of cardboard to each side including the noise. The inside is layered with form for head support. The cracks were filled in by white chalk that you can find in all hardware stores. I needed to add alot of mesh screen to hide his face, but forgot to before the picture was taken.
 
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Step 1Creating the Triangles

Creating the Triangles
Here are the measurements I used to make the helmet: (two panels for front and back)

Side #1: 39in
Bottom: 23.6in
Side #2: 23.6in

The front panels are triangles with two angles at 36 degrees and about 108

Side: 31in
other side: 27.5in
cut down middle to bend cardboard.

That is the back two triangles at 24 degrees at top and 78 degrees at bottom.
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Feb 13, 2009. 11:43 AMadmin says:
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Oct 16, 2009. 7:43 PMespboy says:
I saw this costume at Akon in dallas.
Sep 30, 2010. 8:21 PMtrogdoroth says:
I saw this costume in my closet one night.
Aug 18, 2010. 3:27 AMNickjackal says:
Excuse me, but I'm making a similar helmet, and I'd like to know how you got the foam support inside the helmet? That's my main issue right now, I think. Great costume. X3
Oct 17, 2009. 7:52 PMtakamineboy says:
I saw this in comic-con in winnipeg
Sep 29, 2009. 6:29 PMMaxImmum says:
where did you get the idea???
Sep 22, 2009. 4:43 AMbenzer3 says:
wicked
Jul 14, 2009. 7:15 PMTurnip123 says:
Dude, Im envious of your brothers abs. Dammit. Haha.
May 12, 2009. 6:48 PMfurby1994 says:
Cool costume but how did you make the sword?

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