Amazing Spider Man the Game-Utility Belt

Hey guys,
I'm new to this forum but not really new to the prop making thing. The new project I'm going to start now is the "Amazing Spider Man Videogame" utility belt. Since it's different from the original belt from the comics and cartoon I'm going to start inspecting the game design once I get the game to see if there are any additional details aside from those shown in current game pics.
Reference Pics:

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At first I thought about modifying an old "Batman Begins" belt but that idea was thrown out the window quickly as it is way too small. Now I'm going to have to opt for making it completely from scratch. Since it will be from scratch I have decided to also make it practical. The boxes will be made from corrugated plastic and I will attempt to make them wide, and sturdy enough, to act as pockets for a wallet and cell phone/music device. I'll also add a modified taplight in the buckle to imitate the original spidey signal in the comic's belt. (Something I'm not sure the game belt has or at least it hasn't been revealed) The purpose would be to have a both good looking and practical prop that can be added to the spidey costume. For the belt itself I would have to find a blue leather belt or paint one probably. Any ideas/suggestions would be appreciated. This would be my first "replica" and project submitted here to the RPF. Let's see if it goes my way

Updates and pics will be coming as soon as I get the materials!

Thank you,
-Equinox

Thanks! Right now I'm going to see if I can order the corrugated plastic or if I think of any other material that can substitute it. I have only made a pattern for the pieces I will have to cut out and tamper a bit with the taplight to make it thinner. (Ideas for the material to make the boxes is extremely appreciated)

Now onto the reveals I found when I saw the belt in the game:
In the game there is no mention of the Spidey Signal light, though I'll still add it in my version, but I did see something interesting. The reload animation shows Spiderman pushing his arms straight down into the belt and it's not like he reaches in, takes a cartridge and loads it. Apparently this new version of the belt acts sort of like a dispenser. I'll update later with pics of the blue belt and my patterns for the boxes and buckle.

Hey guys; haven't updated because I was practicing with puff paint and working on other stuff but I wanted to show you my template for the belt. Here it is:

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It's pretty much explained there, the dotted lines are for folding reference. Also, the holes in the front buckle are for inserting the flaps via a cardboard insert. (That way, by making it in pieces, I don't need to cut a single extremely large belt buckle.) Since the spidey signal isn't on the belt I'm going to opt for changing the LEDs on the taplight to red ones and leaving it there. Also the first version I'm going to make it out of cardboard and maybe just reinforcing the cardboard with paper mache. (A cheaper alternative) If it works, however, I may try to make a plastic version for a more sturdy replica. Thanks for your interest