Animegao Kigurumi tutorial from kiglover

  First of all, welcome to this page where you’ll learn how to make an animegao kigurumi. Customizing an animegao kigurumi is a convenient, yet quite expensive option due to high shipping fees, customs duties, and labor costs. By attempting to make it yourself, you can significantly reduce most of the customs costs and eliminate all labor expenses. However, before you read this article, I must caution you: the final cost may end up being higher than you expect, as there will likely be several failed attempts before you succeed. Additionally, it is essential to fully understand the safety risks associated with using certain chemical substances before trying this. A special note: this tutorial is a publicly available, free resource, and users should assess the safety and risks associated with their actions. We do not guarantee any outcomes from the activities outlined in this tutorial, and learners are responsible for their own safety. Once again, we do not take responsibility for any risks involved!

  1. How can we obtain a relatively good Kigurumi mask model?

  You can obtain models through several channels: downloading free public models (you can access our public Animegao kigurumi models through our website, or download them from open-source platforms like GitHub), purchasing paid models (due to the closed nature of the Animegao kigurumi industry, there are almost no reliable commercial models available for sale), seeking assistance from modelers (this could be very costly, and most modelers may not have experience in making kigurumi, so it’s important to find one with that experience, as the perspective of kigurumi models differs from that of figurines), or buying commercially available printed pieces. Regardless of how you obtain a model, keep in mind that poor-quality models will not yield good results!

 2. What types of paints do you use to decorate kigurumi?

  We use acrylic paints and acrylic brushes for decoration. Before starting to paint, you should pay attention to mixing the colors, which may require a basic understanding of art and color theory. For Kigurumi with more complex facial colors, we recommend looking for free color tutorials on YouTube. Remember that color mixing is crucial, as it determines whether you can accurately replicate the character! Acrylic paints are generally not very expensive, so you can practice repeatedly on paper until you achieve the colors you are happy with. However, it’s important to check the colors under different lighting, and confirming them in natural light is essential.

  3. What printing method should I use, and what type of printing material should I choose?

 We highly recommend using light-curing photosensitive resin to SLA print your Kigu mask. This material provides a smoother finish and is easier to sand. If you have budget constraints, you might have to settle for PLA or PETG prints, which can have flaws in detail and display noticeable layer lines that are difficult to remove. Additionally, we suggest a printing thickness of at least 0.22 cm; if you download our model, the recommended thickness is 0.25 cm. Some makers suggest using 0.18 cm to cut costs, but this is actually incorrect, as it significantly shortens the lifespan and increases the likelihood of breakage during transport.

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If you want to achieve a better Animegao Kigurumi or are looking for a more convenient way to customize it, you can choose our Kigurumi package service. We will handle all the modeling, production, wig styling, customs duties, shipping, and provide secure transportation services along with after-sales support. Buy via this link : https://kiglover.com/pages/kigurumi-mask-commission