The Jazza VRtist costume now has lights! Check out how we made parts of our EVA Foam armor cosplay glow with LEDs.
Custom Soldering Workstation with Light and Fan Evacuation
Soldering electronics can be tedious. Follow along with Bill as he tours his new soldering workstation designed to make soldering more streamlined and safer!
Building a Legit Blade Runner Blaster Kit Part 3
Watch in horror as Bill bumbles his way through the final touches on the Blade Runner blaster kit! Follow along with some wiring and soldering, metal buffing, and the final assembly.
How to Install a Cheap Voice Modulator in Your Costume – Destiny Sweeper Bot Build
Brittany found a really cheap solution for a light up, voice modulated for Sweepy the robot! Bill shows you how he installed it in the helmet.
Basic LED Wiring for Robot Eyes – Destiny Sweeper Bot Build
While Britt was hard at work on her Destiny robot costume, Bill did some basic wiring and soldering to make Sweepy’s eyes glow.
Adding Glowing Eyes – Star-Lord Helmet Kit Part 4
The last step in the epic Star-Lord helmet kit build is to add those iconic glowing eyes. Bill does some Dremel work, soldering, and assembly.
Building the Jazza Axe Prop Part 2 – Prop: Shop
Bill finishes up the “Jazzaxe” build with some painting, leather work, and goes over the lighting solution.
LED Pulsing Lights for the Hand of Rag – Prop: Live from the Shop
For his Hand of Ragnaros, Sulfuras prop, Bill wires together a bunch of Neopixel lights to attach to an Arduino. This will create a neat pulsing effect for his World of Warcraft weapon!
Fallout 4 Assaultron Costume Assembly – Prop: Shop
Britt shows how she made the Fallout 4 Assaultron headpiece and how all the armor is assembled and attached to the undersuit.
Prop: Live – Q&A with Adafruit – 7/14/2016
Bill is joined by the fine folks at Adafruit! Noe and Pedro are stocked with valuable information about how to add electronics to costumes and props.