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Cosplayer blue_eyed_fairy > Costume of Ranka Lee (Macross Frontier)
- Most Recent Photo
- 02-21-2014
- Series
- Macross Frontier
- Character
- Ranka Lee
- Special Variation:
- Final Stage Figurine Design
- Year Completed:
- 2012
- Construction Difficulty:
- Difficult
- Awards
- Anime Boston 2012 Judges Award, Anime Boston 2012 Best Overall Craftsmanship, Boston Comic Con 2013 Best Anime Character
- Costume worn at:
- Animazement 2012
- Anime Boston 2013
- Anime Boston 2012
- Another Anime Convention 2012
- Bakuretsu Con 2012
- Boston Comic Con 2013
- ConnectiCon 2013
- ConnectiCon 2012
- Katsucon 2014
About this Costume
- Construction Details:
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I was pretty lucky that basically everything is circles and rectangles. Most of this was made with out a pattern.
I used the mat side of costume satin, except for the Obi- I used the shine on the pink. The beads and other Obi charms are made from Model Magic- since it keeps some of its squish even after its dried I thought it would be better than sculpy or paper clay in terms of breakage. But all the legs broke off the orange charm by then end of the night, lol! I ordered Geta on ebay and sanded them down, painted, and lacquered them after covering the strap. The tabi are from SockDream.com and the wig is the same Ranka wig I used for my other costumes, but I stitched the yellow bow on and Kuroki made my flower. - Personal Thoughts:
- I have wanted to do a "real" Ranka costume for a few years now, and I finally got my Macross group!!! This was pulled together slowly over three weeks. I love it, in fact I don't know if I have ever been so pleased with a costume before.
Wig Details
- Wig Brand
- Charissa-KIDS / C.C. KIDS
- Wig Name
- Macross Frontier Ranka Lee
- Wig Quality Rating
- 5 / 5.00
- Styling Notes
- I had to trim the bangs to fit my face. After the first few times wearing it with other versions I had to wash and completely re-style.
- Wig Review
- The fibers are very easy to work with, but with out constant care easily look disheveled.
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