The amazing spider-man 2 zentai mods?

Soulgypsy

Active Member

• May 6, 2014

• #21

Getting his whole setup is the best. I just went with the toy mask cause I didn't wanna spend anymore money. Maybe one day I'll get a great face shell but for now the kids one will do the job

 

Soulgypsy

Active Member

• May 6, 2014

• #22

The thing I don't like about this though is my mask is tight and the seem lines pop up on top of head and by my mouth when faceshell is in place. I've seen on youtube a breakdancer who has a sub dye orhadar spidey suit and he uses a face shell like this, but it doesn't bunch up like mine does. Guess its the sewn line placement. Anyway it will work for Halloween. In the future I may get a better one.

 

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IronMan52

Member

• May 6, 2014

• #23

Try popping out the blue around the eyes and pop out white lens and then just glue your custom ones might look betteer

 

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Spider geek

New Member

• May 6, 2014

• #24

Look good thanks

 

Soulgypsy

Active Member

• May 6, 2014

• #25

IronMan52 said:

Try popping out the blue around the eyes and pop out white lens and then just glue your custom ones might look betteer

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I will. I just put that white mesh there for reference to see how it is seeing through mesh.

 

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IronMan52

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• May 7, 2014

• #26

Okay nice

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Alright so main puffy paint colors i need for tasm 2 suit aree?

 

Soulgypsy

Active Member

• May 7, 2014

• #27

Tulip puffy paint. For weblines either metallic black or black. Front spider, slick black, one guy also added a coat of acrylic black after. Back spider slick deep red. If you wanna paint blue brick then slick navy blue

 

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IronMan52

Member

• May 7, 2014

• #28

Ok cool so what are the main colors of puffy pain i need

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IronMan52

Member

• May 7, 2014

• #29

What all did you use

 

Soulgypsy

Active Member

• May 7, 2014

• #30

Metallic black for webs, slick black for spider, slick deep red for spider and navy blue slick for brick pattern. I also am using marvy fabric markers to darken the red. It helps a little but it only makes it a shade darker. This guy on YouTube did it and his turned out better.

 

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IronMan52

Member

• May 8, 2014

• #31

How all do you shade it? Pics?

 

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IronMan52

Member

• May 9, 2014

• #32

Any tricks when puffy painting like do i have to stretch it outbor just what do i ise to hold it where theres no wrinkles

 

MegaLEGOFilms

Well-Known Member

• May 9, 2014

• #33

I lay a bulletin board on a table and pin my suit to that


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Soulgypsy

Active Member

• May 9, 2014

• #34

Its hard puffy painting a sewn suit. The front chest was the easiest. Arms an feet/boot are hardest. I stuff clothes or towels to fill suit out.

 

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paulzer

New Member

• May 9, 2014

• #35

I have the exact same suit and am currently puffy painting it and it looks best with metallic black for the spider and the webs. I am also using deep red for the back spider! Both are the tulip brand

 

Soulgypsy

Active Member

• May 9, 2014

• #36

paulzer said:

I have the exact same suit and am currently puffy painting it and it looks best with metallic black for the spider and the webs. I am also using deep red for the back spider! Both are the tulip brandView attachment 322794View attachment 322795View attachment 322796

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I like your thick web lines. I can't seem to get em thick without air bubbles screwing it up. What is the best way to do it

 

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IronMan52

Member

• May 9, 2014

• #37

Nuce work and when u say pin what do you mean *im dumb*

 

Soulgypsy

Active Member

• May 9, 2014

• #38

You see in his pictures how the suit is pulled out. Put poster board or something that can stretch it and stick pins or needles to keep it in place.

 

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IronMan52

Member

• May 9, 2014

• #39

Oh alright thanks

 

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paulzer

New Member

• May 10, 2014

• #40

honestly I just go really slow. I also have the tip of the puff paint practically on the lines so it is accurate. And to reduce the bubbles, I make sure the bottle is mostly full and I let it sit upside down for a while and that reduces the bubble.
On another note, how would you recommendd I get lenses for the suit?