From Dragon*Con 2011.
(Note the Vault 68 on the collar of the cosplayer on the far left. Vault 68 was, as you recall, the Vault where they put in one woman and 999 men. I bet that guy’s a real fucking charmer).
Otakon 2011 - 8923.jpg by Jim3535 on Flickr.
well, fuck me, twice.
Twice, huh? I think I know what *that’s* about, you dirty bird.
Ladies and Sirs, I present my finished ‘AER14 - Prototype Laser Rifle’ from Fallout: New Vegas. I build this to go with The NCR Ranger cosplay I made for Ayacon 2011. This took about a week to build and paint. Enjoy. ^_^
Cosplayer J!NX put together this fantastic Borderlands costume depicting Lilith…doesn’t it look great? So accurate!
Skull Kid! Or in this case, Skull Girl. This costume was done by cosplayer Phasers, a gal featured recently on Game Informer.
But the question is, did you totally blow off anyone who tried to talk to you or ask for help? Because that would really complete the look.
PS Awesome job!
My Halloween costume!
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The best part is the names: eyeshadows with monikers like Excuuuse Me, Princess!, Goomba, It’s-A-Me!, and Where’s The Mountain Brew? My favorites are Portal Blue, Portal Orange, Tan-ooki, Chewie, and Glass Cannon. Prices range from $4.99 to $11.99, and they even have cosplay makeup (including for Nav’i). Check it all out at their official site.
