
How to Turn a Cosplay Armor Kit into a Halloween 2026 Costume
Halloween lands on a Saturday this year, which means neighborhoods, parties, and costume contests all get the full weekend treatment. It als...
Cosplay armor builds, tutorials, and behind-the-scenes from the XposedDesigns team.

Halloween lands on a Saturday this year, which means neighborhoods, parties, and costume contests all get the full weekend treatment. It als...

Our storage and transport guide covers what to do with armor between conventions and how to pack it for travel. This guide covers something...

Most of our content covers full-body power armor and torso kits, but the Dragon Priest Mask is one of our most requested single-piece builds...

The NCR Veteran Ranger is consistently our most requested build, and for good reason. It's one of the most recognizable silhouettes in post-...

If you've decided power armor is your first build, the next decision is which variant. Our difficulty rankings guide covers every major vari...

"Thermoformed ABS" and "vacuum formed" show up constantly in our product listings, and most buyers have a rough sense of what those words me...

Every armor kit eventually comes down to the same question: how do you actually stick the pieces together? Reach for the wrong adhesive and...

Power armor gets most of the attention in armor cosplay, and for good reason, it's dramatic and instantly recognizable. But it's also a sign...

The question comes up constantly: should you buy a kit and build it yourself, or buy something already finished?

The build is done, the convention is over, and you have a collection of beautifully finished armor pieces that took months to complete. Most...

A single armor build has one person making all the decisions, working at their own pace, accountable only to themselves. A group build has t...

There's a specific moment when a lights-equipped armor piece activates for the first time: the helmet eyes glow, the chest arc reactor pulse...

A freshly painted armor piece with a clean, even base coat looks like a prop. A weathered armor piece with accumulated grime in the panel li...

Building the armor is the part most people plan for. Wearing it for eight hours on a convention floor is the part that surprises almost ever...

Fit is the part of armor cosplay that doesn't get talked about until something goes wrong. You build your pieces, paint them beautifully, pu...

You've decided you want to build cosplay armor. You've seen builds at conventions that look incredible. You've watched some YouTube videos a...

You spent weeks building and painting your armor. It looks incredible on the workbench. You put it on for the first time, and a web of visib...

So you've got your armor kit in hand, or you're thinking about ordering one, and you're staring down the barrel of the painting process. May...

Power armor is one of the most iconic looks in gaming cosplay. When you walk into a convention in a full suit, you own the room. But "power...

So you've decided you want to build cosplay armor. Maybe you're gunning for a full power armor cosplay kit for Dragon Con, or you want to fi...

Three months. That's the window most cosplayers are working with when they register for a major convention and realize they want to debut so...

If you've spent any time in cosplay communities, scrolling through build threads, watching YouTube tutorials, or lurking in Discord servers,...

Convention season is already buzzing with Fallout-inspired builds. Whether you came in through the games or the Amazon TV series, 2026 is a...

Dragon Con is unlike any other convention in the United States. Five days in downtown Atlanta. Five hotels connected by skybridge. A parade...
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