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Hopefuly this will be helpful for those of you who want to make aries horns (or other horns) for cosplay, or maybe halloween costumes! This part shows you how to make the clay model for your horns so that you can get the latex mold from these!

RIGHT! first things first, you want to get your materials right!
I used for this section:
*Air Dry Clay (which cost £6.99 for 1.5 KG, But its cheaper online!)
*wood
*Metal piping
*Random sculpting tools (basicaly things my dad found in his shed, have a look around your house, lots of things can be used!)
*water ( for when bits get dry and/or you want to smooth bits out!)

First of all, we nailed together the wood and the metal piping, the metal piping we used was just spare in our house, and its just used so you have something strong to build your horn onto, otherwise it WILL fall apart! It was already coiled, but copper pipeing is easy enought to bend into shape!
Then, what you want to do is just cut away small parts of the clay and stick on the genral shape... then sculpt more detail, but i would advise that you leave the detailing to the minimum... Im going to add extra detail to mine with paint! NOW once you have all of this compleate, just leave to dry! (should take about 2-4 days to FULLY dry ^-^)! Now you have your base, And in the next section I'll talk you through hope to aply your liquid latex and get a good mold from your sculpture! =]

Thank you for taking a look, and if you are going to make your own, send me a picture! Good luck!!!! Xxx ^_^

P.S. For Individual pictures from the collage, look at the links here:

1: [link] - Side veiw
2: [link] - Front veiw
3: [link] - Back veiw

Description
READ ME FOR MORE INFORMATION!

Hopefuly this will be helpful for those of you who want to make aries horns (or other horns) for cosplay, or maybe halloween costumes! This part shows you how to make the clay model for your horns so that you can get the latex mold from these!

RIGHT! first things first, you want to get your materials right!
I used for this section:
*Air Dry Clay (which cost £6.99 for 1.5 KG, But its cheaper online!)
*wood
*Metal piping
*Random sculpting tools (basicaly things my dad found in his shed, have a look around your house, lots of things can be used!)
*water ( for when bits get dry and/or you want to smooth bits out!)

First of all, we nailed together the wood and the metal piping, the metal piping we used was just spare in our house, and its just used so you have something strong to build your horn onto, otherwise it WILL fall apart! It was already coiled, but copper pipeing is easy enought to bend into shape!
Then, what you want to do is just cut away small parts of the clay and stick on the genral shape... then sculpt more detail, but i would advise that you leave the detailing to the minimum... Im going to add extra detail to mine with paint! NOW once you have all of this compleate, just leave to dry! (should take about 2-4 days to FULLY dry ^-^)! Now you have your base, And in the next section I'll talk you through hope to aply your liquid latex and get a good mold from your sculpture! =]

Thank you for taking a look, and if you are going to make your own, send me a picture! Good luck!!!! Xxx ^_^

P.S. For Individual pictures from the collage, look at the links here:

1: [link] - Side veiw
2: [link] - Front veiw
3: [link] - Back veiw