"SUIT", not "COSTUME".
You WEAR a paper costume. You FIT INSIDE a steel exosuit.
I usually try to fit inside my costumes as well. I find it more comfortable that way.
Wouldn't steel be too heavy to fly? I thought most planes were of aluminum construction?
Your project is really cool looking, though! I'm just not sure on the science part of it...
At least Aluminum, specifically one of the Aircraft Aluminum Alloys, which is it's whole class of metals . Also Titanium, since titanium totally rules if you're insane enough to try to build things from it (tip: the cost is the least of your problems)
*****.... that thing is hideous. Good idea if I wanted to scare people.... (no offense)
You're a real class act.
- The 1st steel work I did on my suit WAS the helmet:
I reiterate my point: if you just go whole-hog on making a replica-quality steel costume, you will be lauded as a master.
Yes people were fools for doubting the Wright brothers, but if Orville and Wilbur were constantly talking about how they were going to invent heavier than air flight
and then fly their plane to another star system, with no proof of concept other than a pile of canvas, wood, a half assembled straight-4 engine lying in their garage and some vague comments about Hannibal and the Alps, well then yeah. They'd get made fun of, and
wrightly so. :love
The point is: yes we are giving you a hard time, but we're only doing it
because you justifiably sound like either a crazy person or a 14 year old.
Baby. Steps. Yeah, we made it to the moon, but we didn't just strap Neil to the top of the first rocket that didn't explode on the launch pad and expect him to make it to Centauri Proxima. Stop trying to do it all at once.
You really want a powered exosuit?
build a big clunky "easy" one first.
You really want a "real" metal iron man suit?
build the most awesome costume of ironman yet.
Don't try to fit an exosuit into an ironman costume. It's a lot more complicated that way, and all those famous people who make breakthroughs and make huge leaps of accomplishments
do it by taking small steps.
You're making the shiny outside before you even have the inside. Cart before the horse man.