Quote from: Aelia on April 19, 2014, 08:59:41 AMQuote from: BonjourHoney on April 09, 2014, 06:02:58 PMHonestly, I'd say it's okay, and I'd like to approve it so long as you understand that if any convention center staff object-- the people who actually work for the building-- we may h ave to ask you to put it away.
Would something like this be allowed for a historical cosplay? If not, is there any way it can be modified to be allowed? It's non firing and made of wood with the permanent neon orange tip, but the little details are made of metal.
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Edit: Dunno if it matters, but since this prop's appearance is earlier than (the year) 1899, it would be defined as 'antique' and even a real gun of the same year (1807 in this prop's case) would be allowed to be open carried in California so long as it were unloaded, according to PC 16520(d)(5).Quote from: oh.heyy on April 10, 2014, 12:17:15 AMYou will need to find a way to tag it with neon orange somewhere near the tip.
I plan on cosplaying Kitsurubami from FLCL in the paintball fight episode where she has a sniper rifle and I'm making the gun out of styrofoam, clay, cardboard, and wood. I'm making it as flat and basic as I can but was wondering if it will still be classified as "realistic" and not allowed. here's a reference picture of her and my prop: [It's not painted yet but the green binocular next to it is what color it will be.]
http://www.cosplayisland.co.uk/files/costumes/3320/75753/CI_75753_1363013046.jpg http://oi62.tinypic.com/5v68uo.jpg
Ok, so I finally completed my prop and found some bright orange clay to put on the front. Is this alright? http://oi61.tinypic.com/27yfex.jpg