Wow.
These look great.
Very smooth too!

This is such an interesting way to pad suits! It looks awesome so far!

I have never seen anyone do it this way before very interesting

I want to try this.

Truly amazing! Ceno, you're an artist!

is their a tutorial on how to do this?

I didn't a step by step pictured tutorial but basically you build a rudimentary structure with cardboard and hot glue over a DTD , making the crude form, after that you cover with tape, mark the tape, cut it out, and cut the foam using the tape, glue everything back together

I would love to see a step by step of that some time maybe! Sounds like it is an interesting process!

Sounds amazingly simple to me as I'm somewhat familiar with things similar to that process (fyi: not these foam legs but other things in other areas of construction). I was worried about doing the conventional method of trying to make "pillows" to pad the legs out to the fur "just right". This is almost simpler!

I'm amazed at the result. Though I know I can't do within a thousand light years as good!

Yep, is a simple process, this is why o took this instead sculpt huge blocks of foam or do pillow pads. Would be complicated to travel with those stuff, this way you just push everything inside the trunk and travel without fear of extra weight on your luggage. actually my goal is build this with less cuts and glue possible, making the process faster and cleaner.
You should try too, isn't complicated since you already have the know how to built structures , can try with small pieces of foam to see how it works, and i can spare some tips too
hope someday make a step by step from nothing to suit

As digi legs são assim então? Você podia fazer um tutorial.

Interesting way of doing it :) How is your movement in these?

almost normal, there a bit of limitation to some 'advanced' movements, but walking is totally normal.

It's a work of art of patchwork

WOW, you are building it at Speed of the Light!

Very well done, please don't stop!

Ceno... You ROCK!!

Srsly how do u get it this smooth *jelly*

this is really cool, i never thought of doing it this way! how well can you move in them?

can move perfect , almost walk naturally

gonna be hot as hell in there.. and how would one wash this? curious x3

yep, is hot but not too much, just need to keep walking to make the air get out, and is totally washable, the bodysuit will cover as regular bodysuit, beside the padding, the fur isn't attached to the foam.

oh okay! I figured that! ^^

Those are gonna be sooooo warm! But worth it!

Definitely a new concept!

IM-PE-CÁ-VEL! o.o
montagem perfeita!
It's Over 9000!! 8D

This is truly an amazing method I've seen done for leg padding so far, fantastic job! I noticed in a previous comment you explained how it was done but I was wondering when you say this can be squished down for traveling just how durable is it and how well does it maintain shape after being squished down a lot?

Is like any other foam, but depends the density, high density foams have no much memory effect, you can squish for weeks and wait about 6 hours or less to have the shape the original shape back. Low density foam tends to smear and rip with use and constant squishes (I did Awarak with low density foam on legs and now they look horrible :(, need to rebuild it).

what kind of foam did you use

Is a 2cm foam sheet, they use for make couch and thinks like that, the density, as mark on the invoice from the store, says it is 28, but don't know if that value works overseas.

So how does this flex without the glue giving out when the person bends their knee? That seems like it would be quite the challenge to overcome.

The pod isn't tight on person,there some room. Here a video of it in action
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XPorWN02yf4