Muscle suit sculp - now with added pics!

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corpseguy

Well-Known Member

• May 29, 2012

• #1

Greetings one and all.

Hell. its been ..a good long while since i've been around these parts - personally i blame facebook.
Anyhow some of you probably saw my chest on there as well but if not i wanted to post it here and share it out.
I've still got a long way to go on this, am by no means finished.

My only concerns are what to make them out of.

Silicone and Soma-foma would be perfect but.. my pockets arn't that deep.

short of that latex with a core for foam. ( admittedly foam latex woud be fun but not got an oven that big)

What'd you guys think?

 

cavx

Master Member

• May 29, 2012

• #2

Impressive. What did you use as your reference?

 

BornKilr

Sr Member

RPF PREMIUM MEMBER

• May 29, 2012

• #3

You could make it with 2 part cold foam. Unlike foam latex, it doesn't require baking and its self-skinning. Its not as flexible as foam latex, but should be fine for a muscle suit.

 

G17RDY

Sr Member

• May 29, 2012

• #4

Looks great to me, what did you use as a torso base to begin sculpting on?

 

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corpseguy

Well-Known Member

• May 29, 2012

• #5

Thanks for the kind words all!

cavx said:

Impressive. What did you use as your reference?

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Just random pictures of google to be honest.

BornKIlr : I'd have to skin it with something, i know you can paint urethane but its a bit of a pain.

G17RDY: i'd made a base a few years back and nerver did anything with it! thought it was about time!

 

BornKilr

Sr Member

RPF PREMIUM MEMBER

• May 29, 2012

• #6

corpseguy said:

BornKIlr : I'd have to skin it with something, i know you can paint urethane but its a bit of a pain.
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Then just brush a layer or 2 of latex in the mold first and it will adhere to the foam.

 

Judge Spartan

Sr Member

• May 29, 2012

• #7

Silicone would be fairly heavy but some Batman suits use it and give great detail.
BTW, Absolutely beautiful sculpt!!

 

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corpseguy

Well-Known Member

• Jul 13, 2012

• #8

Hey hey All.

Ok its been a little while. Please note this is only a WIP still. its a quick test pull so still ironing out the kinks!

and just for good measure..

 

cavx

Master Member

• Jul 13, 2012

• #9

That is hugely impressive!

 

clancampbell

Sr Member

• Jul 13, 2012

• #10

Fantastic!

Rich

 

carl9149

Well-Known Member

• Jul 13, 2012

• #11

Very nice, great work

 

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corpseguy

Well-Known Member

• Jul 13, 2012

• #12

I knew there was a reason i kept samples..

 

Nobby

Sr Member

• Jul 13, 2012

• #13

where did you get a reference pic of my sixpack???
I wish!

great work :thumbsup

 

hydin

Master Member

RPF PREMIUM MEMBER

• Jul 13, 2012

• #14

Beautiful sculpt and the suit pulls look amazing!

Damned fine work!
Chris

 

chefhawk

Sr Member

• Jul 13, 2012

• #15

cracking work.

 

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corpseguy

Well-Known Member

• Jul 14, 2012

• #16

Thanks for the kind words guy. its needs cleaning and trimming and such as i pulled it out the mold and stuck it on! will hopefully have more pics soon

 

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corpseguy

Well-Known Member

• Jul 15, 2012

• #17

Ha. look what i found..

 

returnhangar

New Member

• Jul 15, 2012

• #18

with the batman images, i got a huge comic book batman feel, and i can imagine the severe dramatic shadows when worn, that is amazing

 

sketchman1981

Active Member

• Mar 20, 2014

• #19

Very cool, specially after adding the fabrics. What is that? It forms so well over the suit. I'm planning a hulk costume and will start making sculpting the muscles soon I think, though I'll likely use foam to sculpt at least the first trial suit I assume it's cheaper and easier to get the mass rather than doing clay and molds.

 

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mascot43085

New Member

• Mar 26, 2014

• #20

nest! great work