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I was thinking of what costume I'd go in, just in case I get to go to an anime convention (a friend of mine goes regularly) and I needed an effective, cheap costume to go in.
And then I found Trigun
Well, I've gotten to an episode where they've introduced Wolfwood, and considering his appearance, I've pretty much got more than 90% of the costume down. The only thing I need is the giant, cloth covered cross.
do you guys have any tips on how I can make an effective replica?
Find a large cardboard box, like a refriderator box or the such, cut out a three-dimensional representation as best you can. When it comes to cosplay and large props like that, it doesn't have to be spot on (though it doesn't hurt), especially if you plan on covering it up with cloth. Some spraypaint and hobby glue and you'll be in the clear.