To build my Guardian of Kings costume, I HAD to have wings; and for good measure, they HAD to open. The biggest challenge was to give a “Woah” effect to the costume, like a peacock showing off his plumage. To achieve that, the motion of the mechanism imitates a real eagle wing, which looks pretty close to what people picture in their head when they think about angel wings.

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People need life-size and wearable wings for strange reasons. For most, it's the finishing touch on a halloween costume. For me, it was just an insatiable urge with no reasonable motive. It took time and patience, but if you have a couple spare...

Before I start, here's the plan. I'm going to write up this "Articulated Wing" tutorial in parts. Once all the parts are posted, I'll compile them together in one massive articulated wings tutorial post so it's easier to find everything in one place. So, with that, here we go! First up... Articulated Wing Skeleton These are the

Hey guys, today I am going to show you how to make a versatile wing harness. It’s simple to make but may take some work to adjust it properly. The great thing about this design is that you ca…