Worbla Thermoplastics - Thermoplastics for craft, cosplay, and anything ...
Image Credit: TheGeekStrong. Worbla can most regularly be seen in cosplay props and armor-making. Its lightweight and durable properties make it an obvious choice for cosplay projects. The larger the prop build, the easier it is to manage when Worbla is used instead of materials like metals and leather.
What is Worbla? - Worbla Thermoplastics
Learn the basics of working with the thermoplastic Worbla for creating cosplay armor, props, and weapons. Tips, tricks, and a mini tutorial. For full blog post, please visit http://theniftynerd ...
Worbla - Wikipedia
Thermoplastics 101: Worbla, Wonderflex and Thibra. Updated: Jan 26, 2022. Thermoplastics are a hot commodity in the cosplay community now a days. This plastic material becomes flexible and is easily manipulated at high temperatures. It's an easy way to make resilient, detailed armor and props.
Worbla 101: How to Use Worbla for Basic Cosplay Props
Worbla is a brand of thermoplastic modelling materials, popular among cosplayers for creating costumes, armor and props. The name of the material is that of Worbla AG, a former synthetics manufacturer in Worblaufen, Switzerland, now part of the Gurit group. The material is marketed by the German company Cast4Art Vertriebsgesellschaft.
Worbla - Rit Dye
Learn the basics of Worbla, a material for cosplay that can be molded, engraved, and heated to create armor, swords, staffs, and more. Find out the pros and cons of using Worbla, the types of Worbla, and how to heat it up and work with it.
Working with Worbla Tutorial: Cosplay Basics 101 - YouTube
Worbla is the brand name for a line of easy to use thermoplastics popular in costuming, crafting and theatre. Worbla's line now includes sheet and pellet plastics, including TranspArt, Pearly Art, Crystal Art and Deco Art. All of these products can be dyed using our Rit DyeMore line and our ProLine series of dyes.
Cosplayer's Gold: The Beginning Crafters Guide to Worbla
Learn how to cut, shape, heat, sand, engrave, paint and attach Worbla, a thermoplastic sheet made from renewable natural raw materials. Find out the differences between Worbla's Finest Art and Black Art, and how to use them for prop making, cosplay and costuming.
How to use Worbla (Heat Activated Plastic) - Beginner's Guide
Learn how to use Worbla, a thermoplastic sheet that can be heated and molded, to create cosplay armor and outfits. Watch a video tutorial with tips, tricks, and examples of Worbla projects.
Thermoplastics 101: Worbla, Wonderflex and Thibra - Lyrical Villain Cosp
Worbla is a non-toxic thermoplastic sheet material made partially from wood pulp. Worbla softens at 194 degrees fahrenheit (90 degrees celsius) which means you can usually mold it with your bare hands and feel like a superhero! (Unless you have especially sensitive skin, so kids should be careful).
Working with Worbla: Cosplay Basics 101 | Video Tutorial - The Nifty Nerd
Learn what Worbla is, how it works, and why it is special for various projects. Find out how to use Worbla in flat and sculpted shapes, with or without fillers, and see examples of Worbla in cosplay, prop making, and more.