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The document provides instructions for making a cardboard costume prop of the Prowler Mask worn by the character Miles Prowler in the movie Across the Spider-Verse. It recommends using flimsy poster board or cereal box cardboard and instructs to adjust the lengths to fit the head. Diagrams show how to construct the mask by layering and gluing together curved pieces of cardboard cut from a cereal box.
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5K views11 pagesTemplate Miles Prowler Mask
The document provides instructions for making a cardboard costume prop of the Prowler Mask worn by the character Miles Prowler in the movie Across the Spider-Verse. It recommends using flimsy poster board or cereal box cardboard and instructs to adjust the lengths to fit the head. Diagrams show how to construct the mask by layering and gluing together curved pieces of cardboard cut from a cereal box.
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- Pattern A: First part of the pattern for creating a cosplay mask component with instructions on material usage.
- Pattern B: Second part of the mask pattern, continuing from the first diagram to complete the shape.
- Pattern C: Side components of the mask assembly are outlined in this section using diagrams.
- Pattern D: Outline for additional side pieces needed to assemble the cosplay mask effectively.
- Pattern F: Supplementary diagram instructions to adjust lengths for head size in mask creation.
- Pattern E: Details elongated cardboard pieces for extra mask structure and support.
- Pattern G: Final overlapping components needed for mask assembly shown in outlined shape.
- Pattern H: Additional layered components to ensure full completion of mask design.
- Pattern J: Last layout with repetitive elements to confirm the precise cut and assembly.
- Pattern I: Full layout for remaining parts and fit assembly into mask pattern.
- Pattern K: Concluding set of pieces for adding durability to the cosplay design layers.
