Also if you are too afraid you might accidentally touch the hot glue you can glue down a stick to the end of the stamp to prevent burns when holding the stamp still. As well the leg armor require some "Web Rope" that we made from the previous step to be glued to it in the 4 corners, I recommend using thin strips of "Web Rope" as it looks better. I chose to sew down my inner edges, but since I cut a leaf-like pattern out of the bottom, I left the bottom raw. When painting this chestplate I used the black drybrush technique covered in step 9, though you can use any other method of painting.

This will keep them from fraying and give your cape a “finished” look, however, if you would like a more raw look to your cape, you can leave your edges as they are. I covered the foam in some leather like fabric and left extra fabric to cover my back (If you can wrap it around your waist and there is a little gap on your back that's the perfect amount of material) Then just hot glue the fabric to the foam. Make sure to dry brush every area of the helmet with a bone white as the raised area of the spackle will catch it while the washes will stay in the lower areas of the spackle. If you would like to have a more ragged-looking or leaf-like look to your cape, cut your cape out in a similar shape to the guide in the figure below.To paint the paper is rather simple just a couple coats of watered down yellow's and browns across the page to make it look old. I put a thin amount of paint on the brush and got in every crevasse of every armor piece until the whole thing gave off a grungy silver effect.

You may have more or less parts depending on how big/small you made your parts to fit on your printer. This makes it so if you stretch and your back moves the Velcro won't snap immediately allowing for more flexibility when the elastic stretches. If you want to speed up the heat fitting process you can use a blow torch but it's much more dangerous and may leave bubbles in your print.For Hornet’s needle, cut 1 piece of cardboard and 2 pieces of foam in a diamond-like shape that is about 25” long and 6” wide at its greatest width, and cut a slit to about 23” up the middle that is about ½” wide.