Cloak technique

I was messing around with capes trying to make a cloak when i came up with this:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/30064848@N04/2923317096/
Not great or anything but still is effective. Plus a fig of rook The other 2 pictures: http://www.flickr.com/photos/30064848@N04/2923317060/
http://www.flickr.com/photos/30064848@N04/2923317066/

Ahh.. I like it! Also, nice Fox in the background! I'm assuming you're a dirty modder... right?

Umm...Not sure what to say here... Yes sometimes I guess figures do wear their capes backwards...

This is a purist solution i didn't mod it, put two capes together back to back on a minifig and you have a cloak! Yes i mod clones except don't cut up or ruin any of legos pieces.

Admin - What is this 'i' you keep putting down? Is that some kind of Spanish exclamation point? I'm not sure...fix it.

Yeah, double capes make great ponchos .

Oh, this has been done so many times before, nothing special about it.

Wow I glad there's a whole thread dedicated to putting 2 capes on a minifigure. This should probably just go in minifigure creations and it would be ok. I wouldn't call this a technique.

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Rook wrote:Wow I glad there's a whole thread dedicated to putting 2 capes on a minifigure. This should probably just go in minifigure creations and it would be ok. I wouldn't call this a technique.

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I glad also It's a simple technique and I've used it before too. It's a little inaddiquette though because the front cape is still a little wide for the fig unfortunately.

I glad also It's a simple technique and I've used it before too. It's a little inaddiquette though because the front cape is still a little wide for the fig unfortunately.

Yeah, but a rubber band around the front cape and the 'fig's torso will usually fix that.

Good idea, that could also serve as a belt.

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I glad also It's a simple technique and I've used it before too. It's a little inaddiquette though because the front cape is still a little wide for the fig unfortunately.

Yeah, but a rubber band around the front cape and the 'fig's torso will usually fix that.

Really? I'm actually pretty surprised I've never tried that before! *Runs off to try!*

Well I suppose I never thought about it before but it's kind of simple.