Wow, that's really exceptional! I like the fact that there's some texture on the undersuit, gives it more of the organic feel to it. Great job to all involved!
Wow, that's really exceptional! I like the fact that there's some texture on the undersuit, gives it more of the organic feel to it. Great job to all involved!
thanks!Geniepants said:
btw, the texture is not on the undersuit. Teh undersuit is just plain black turtleneck shirt + black leggings. The texture is part of the armor but is separated in color and texture.
thanks!Lothahnus said:
Very nice costume.
Last edited by izabel; Jul 20, 2010 at 6:47 AM.
Looks amazing! Great work! And thanks for posting the progress pics too. Make the final product seem that much more impressive, when you get to see how it all came together. Really fantastic stuff. Be proud!
Spectacular, and it looks like you can actually move in it from the video. One big problem with lots of armor costumes is the loss of mobility.
You two do fantastic work. I wish you were local and put on workshops to teach others in person. That would be a fun class. Thanks as always for sharing!
MattMunson said:
thanks.
thank you.Soulinertia said:
yup. i can run, jump, kick. i can do high kick on that.Ghadrack said:
when we compete on October we'll be doing a full fight scene skit. So that we'll have to work on very hard.
thanks for all teh love given here. we really appreciate it.
sponsor us tickets for sdcc for next year and you can chain robert in your house to teach you and make you a costume. hahaha!
you sould re-enforce the arm blades so they are stiffer. Maybe a thin fiberglass core, simular to LARP weapons.
I see what you mean about it being part of the armor and not the undersuit in the new photos. Thanks for clearing that up.
we'll see on that. but i think that is better already as it gets jampacked in conventions. at least its a bit flexible and doesn't hurt too much. i don't want to poke anyone in the eye just because they didn't see it.Jennigirl said:
no prob.Geniepants said:
Looks amazing! I'd put some mirrored lenses in it so that you can't see your eyes.
I second that, it should be easy enough to do by either buying yellow tinting sheets (if they sell tint in yellow) or maybe lenses from sunglasses with replaceable lenses like Oakleys.clutch said:
OK Izabel, you tell him he's not allowed to make any more costumes til he does a tutorial!
It turned out amazing! Really makes me want to dust off my BioWeapons helmet and work on a suit...hmmm...maybe next year's Dragon*con.
clutch said:
yup. that was the plan. but we can't find a big enough lens to cover teh whole eye. we'll be putting something on there - just finding the material for it.Riceball said:
thank you.Felgacarb said:
DarthVeach said:
OK Izabel, you tell him he's not allowed to make any more costumes til he does a tutorial!
we'll really try. must...have...time....
go for it.CadetTK2386 said:
David is here.
if you use a motor cycle visor you could cut it to fit.
also if there are Pep files for guyver that are yet to be unfolded, i would like to do so.
its in 405th. but i don't think it's practical to pep the whole suit.Azurial said:
Where are the guyver suit files? I found a few helmets, but not the actual suits.
more Guyver pics c/o CNPh
napaka sexy kasuutan
malaking trabaho!
STEALTH said:
stef, since when did you speak tagalog?
thanks!
btw, he said "so sexy suit and big job"
though i know he meant "great job" on the 2nd phrase.
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