The Ultimate Amazing Spider-Man 2 Suit Project
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a uzipper on a fully puff painted suit is a mother to zipper even with a helper i got a tasm1 fully painted with a uzio and it is impossible for me to zip it with me not even in it... may have been sewn wrong.......... the middle zipper up the back separates your emblem... either way you are gonna need a helper to zip it so it comes down to if you want it to be noticeable or hidden... uzip if DONE RIGHT is hidden up the back a bit noticeable i hope this info helped...
thekidthatdidit
New Member
I think that the spiders were urethane, honestly. I'm grabbing up a pair from Nerdvana designs on FB and getting my frames from TJack. After I get my frames, I'm getting oracles screen printed bottoms, and getting the stretched honeycomb for the arms.
Nerdvana is graham thompson a known scammer do not buy from him and as far as the spiders they were silkscreen or screen printed
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The New Blood
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WOW, the colors looks so vibrant and I don't see fading when its stretched! Did you get this printed at FOD?
Lunaman
Sr Member
That's what I tried with my suit, but there wasn't enough room to get in even with the rear belt zippers. I had to add another zip going vertically down the butt seam. The zippers form a cross.
The spiders on the film suit are not urethane. The outside edges are the same material as the webs, and the top surface is textured like an iron-on transfer, and is slightly reflective.
Thanks. The pattern file was originially printed by FOD, but I then hand-dyed the fabric to make the colors much deeper. I will make a thread explaining the build when I have some time.
The New Blood
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All I can say about that is, is that it works!
dungparker
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Now i want to use vans skate shoes for my suit but how can i glue it to the vans i still want the sole is vans sole
Aron Wohlfart
Sr Member
Here in a craft store i saw glue for gluing soles on shoes. I will try it to glue the soles on the suit.
And in case i will put a few sewings by hand to make sure the soles stay on the suit ^^
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Webslinger274
Jr Member
I'd really like to see a thread on this if you made one! Looks a lot better!
thekidthatdidit
New Member
I think the bricks were printed in sections, and modified, like on the arms, it's honeycomb.
MandrillSphinx
New Member
I thought of neopren first, too. But neopren isnt that strechable like lycra. And it has to be very thin neopren, because of the "waves" of the fabric on most pictures.
There is 1mm thin neopren, but its not that stretchable! :/
There is 1mm thin neopren, but its not that stretchable! :/
Aron Wohlfart
Sr Member
The movie suit isnt very stretchable tho. Even webb stated that.
I think it is a nylon spandex mix.
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Aron Wohlfart
Sr Member
Thats why i think its a nylon spandex mix and not a polyester spandex like the most print companies offer
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Aron Wohlfart
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Ok some morphsuits are pretty shiney too and they have polyester spandex.
I would have to ask a textil engineer if i wanna know for sure ^^
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I would have to ask a textil engineer if i wanna know for sure ^^
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yaniss
Jr Member
but the amazing spiderman2 zentaizone.com suit has a shiny blue without being nylon... http://www.zentaizone.com/new-3d-spandex-lycra-amazing-spiderman-2-zentai-costume-p-782.html
MandrillSphinx
New Member
there is shiny lycra... i thought of cutting the red from the blue parts to print each color on different material... so i would use a middle to dark shiny red and print the orhadar asm2 red parts over it. same with the blue parts. perhaps that would result in better color matching.
Webslinger274
Jr Member
Hey man would it be possible to explain how you hand-dyed your suit? Looking to do the same to my print without the blue bleeding over to the red!
