Sander Propworx returns to our pages after a too long absence. Their latest is this "Balor of the Evil Eye" LARP helmet, based on the depiction of the evil leader of the Fomorians from Irish mythology as depicted in the Slaine comic book series. Cast in fiberglass with a wonderful patinated bronze finish.
"Then down the wide lane betwixt the two columns a lone figure strode; a tall, slim figure with the young face of an antique Pharaoh, gay with prismatic robes and crowned with a golden pshent that glowed with inherent light. Close up to Carter strode that regal figure; whose proud carriage and swart features had in them the fascination of a dark god or fallen archangel, and around whose eyes there lurked the languid sparkle of capricious humour."
- H.P. Lovecraft, The Dream-Quest of Unknown Kadath
The talented Creadores a Sueldo brings us the mask of Nephren-Ka, the Black Pharoah, one of the thousand forms of Nyarlathotep.
Ordacraft of Brutal Workshop returns to our pages with this WIP shaman's belt. I love the wonderful blend of textures between the soft textile elements and the bones and teeth.
These beautiful Aragorn-inspired leather bracers come to us from Outcast Props. What makes them unusual, other than the level of craftsmanship, is that a gambeson-style bracer nests inside the ornate outer armor. Click through to see a full gallery, including some cool color variants.
Larry Hastings of Vulture Productions brings us this excellent NCR Ranger costume from Fallout: New Vegas. The LAPD riot armor is a kit he just happens to have for sale.
As an aside, I've continued my long history of getting hooked on Bethesda games over the holiday break. After taking two years (!) to finish Skyrim I dove into Fallout 4 just after Christmas. While the main story is terrible, it's really hitting my exploration and crafting buttons.
This impressive collection of dwarven arms, armor, and tomecraft, comes to us from Charuzo CosFam. Technically, I think these may be "dwarfen" props, since the Warhammer version of the race is rather particular about their identity. If you click through, be sure to browse around for more Warhammer cosplay goodness.
As the year comes to a close the veil between this world and the next grows thinner. That makes it the perfect time for this Druidic mask from Raven Dark Creations.
Brutal Workshop returns to our pages with a pair of their signature primitive LARP necklaces. Featuring hand-braided cordage with resin skulls, teeth, and horns.
There's so much to like about this amazing King In Yellow costume from Valerie Plouffe at Feral Workshop. It features completely custom embroidery and a hand-applied ochre edge tinting that really brings out the details.
With the equinox rapidly approaching it's the perfect time for this nifty Cthulhu mask from Creadores a Sueldo. Just the thing for the well-dressed cultist at this year's Mabon rituals.
It should come as no surprise Kleiner Zorn is a designer with post-apocalyptic clothiers Rad Roach Gear. Here's his amazing costume for the Wacken Wasteland festival.
I love when a fan goes totally over the top with their passion for something. Case in point, this incredible recreation of the Dwemer Heavy Armor from the Elder Scrolls game series. It boggles the mind how much work Geonhdrio Crafts put into creating this masterpiece.
Sander Propworx returns to our pages with this Chaos Knight LARP armor. Amazing sculpt, excellent weathering, and internal illumination. What more could you ask for?
We frequently feature so-called "forbidden books" here on Propnomicon. One such tome is "The Lusty Argonian Maid" from the Elder Scrolls video game series. Below, Puschels Craft recreates the moment Emperor Uriel Septim first encountered the mind-blasting knowledge within that infamous book.
Luca of Arte sul Cuoio returns with this Warhammer LARP Witchfinder armor, complete with purity seals,
It appears the Dwemer aren't gone after all. Amando of Geonhdrio Crafts brings us this complete Dwemer heavy armor set, shield, and sword from the Elder Scrolls video game series.
