It's worth both time and expensive foam you'll save. build at first a quick crash-test life sized mockup out of cardboard for example, or cereal box or any free material.
use the measurement tool embedded in pepakura designer (free version works fine), GENJI HELMET - Printable Template Pattern (Eva Foam) - DIY Genji Helmet - Pepakura - Eva Foam Template - Genji Pdf Pdo - Genji Cosplay 7.00 5. In any case, to avoid any doubt and prevent any sizing failure, you may want to : Otherwise you run the risk to overly and needlessly increase the width of your chest part, and find yourself with still too short arms/legs pieces. 33.00 26.99 Sale RED HOOD Armor Template - Jason Todd Cosplay Pattern - Red Hood Armor Pepakura - Red Hood Cosplay Template NAVARO 24.99 23.99 Sale MUSCLE SUIT (Foam Template) - Muscle Suit Pepakura - Muscle Body Cosplay - DIY Muscle Suit - Cosplay Template - Printable Pdf + Pdo NAVARO 27.00 24. A bit more than 110%.Īnyway, if I were you, I would consider keeping 105% (or close) for cod piece, butt and chest, and applying something closer to 115% for limbs parts. That means, if a scale factor at 80 is good for a 68" tall guy, it must be settled up to (80/68)x76= 89.4 for a 76" tall guy like you are.
(remember I said it was -roughly- scaled for a 6' person) Using the pdo "full suit for scaling purpose" and auto-unfolding it at 80, the measurement tool tells me it's perfect for a 172cm tall guy, that meens a 5'8" guy.
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