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[[Image:magazine-10s.jpg|right|175px|thumb|Kid's magazine]] | [[Image:magazine-10s.jpg|right|175px|thumb|Kid's magazine]] | ||
A friend had sent this magazine along with several | A friend had sent this magazine along with several gifts of various live action kid shows. Among the additional gifts was a complete Kamen Rider 555 costume (Red version). This ''costume'' is geared for small kids. It's a vey basic design unlike many other papercrafts out there. | ||
The name of the magazine is "Terebi Magazin" or TV Magazine(in english). | |||
==Parts for Kamen Rider 555 kid's costume== | ==Parts for Kamen Rider 555 kid's costume== | ||
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''Images not to scale'' | ''Images not to scale'' | ||
=Adapting the costume to adult/teen size= | |||
[[Image:555-mask-upscaled.jpg|175px||thumb|Scaled up version of the mask that fits adults.]] | |||
The mask on the right was created by enlarging onto 11x17 cardstock. The exact ratio was worked by using regular B&W copier with regular paper. The cardstock used is quite a bit lighter than original cardstocked used by the magazine. | |||
''No infringement is intended and this article is purely for informational purposes.''<br> | |||
''The images of the series are for indicative purposes only.'' | |||
Latest revision as of 01:57, 14 February 2009
A friend had sent this magazine along with several gifts of various live action kid shows. Among the additional gifts was a complete Kamen Rider 555 costume (Red version). This costume is geared for small kids. It's a vey basic design unlike many other papercrafts out there.
The name of the magazine is "Terebi Magazin" or TV Magazine(in english).
Parts for Kamen Rider 555 kid's costume
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Mask -
Chestplate -
Shoulder missle turrets -
Belt with side pads -
Shoulder straps -
Remaining parts -
Instructions page 1 -
Instructions page 2
Images not to scale
Adapting the costume to adult/teen size
The mask on the right was created by enlarging onto 11x17 cardstock. The exact ratio was worked by using regular B&W copier with regular paper. The cardstock used is quite a bit lighter than original cardstocked used by the magazine.
No infringement is intended and this article is purely for informational purposes.
The images of the series are for indicative purposes only.