Batman v Superman batsuit production made fabric.

brucebatman

Sr Member

• Aug 29, 2015

• #1

This is a production made test fabric with test emblem by Warner bros for Ben Afflecks bat-suit this thing is awesome and changers colors in different lighting it also has a silver sheen to it depending on the light source.

 

chriscornell

New Member

• Aug 29, 2015

• #2

looks awesome. is the pattern textured?

 

brucebatman

Sr Member

• Aug 29, 2015

• #3

Hi yes its one of the prototypes for the movie.

 

reaton89

Active Member

• Aug 30, 2015

• #4

Interesting... So when you say prototype, do you know if they tweaked the shape at all? Obviously it's pre-texture, but the shape isn't really what I was expecting. Then again, I could see the shape of the chest making it appear bulkier. Cool piece.

 

brucebatman

Sr Member

• Aug 30, 2015

• #5

Tbh I think the emblem was just stuck on to see what it would look like on the fabric I'm not sure its the exact size of the screen used but it does look much bigger in person.
Its all rubber with a transparent dark grey stretch material on the back very similar to the man of steel suit.

 

brucebatman

Sr Member

• Sep 2, 2015

• #6

 

Alburybatman

New Member

• Sep 10, 2015

• #7

Whats your take on how to replicate the fabric?

 

brucebatman

Sr Member

• Sep 16, 2015

• #8

finally received my other piece this one is labelled with production notes and is the final material used.

 

E60flip345

Well-Known Member

• Sep 27, 2015

• #9

brucebatman said:

View attachment 529454 View attachment 529455 finally received my other piece this one is labelled with production notes and is the final material used.

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how would you replicate it? seems interesting, and also, how did you get it?

 

brucebatman

Sr Member

• Sep 30, 2015

• #10

hi i won both pieces at auction and i think to replicate it you would need some sort of transparent fabric with silicone printed design on the top but if its just for cosplay purposes regular puff paint would do the trick.

 

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mtregi

New Member

• Oct 21, 2015

• #11

What type of fabric is the design printed on?

 

brucebatman

Sr Member

• Oct 22, 2015

• #12

its sort of some weird stretchy transparent fabric maybe you could try glissnet with a silicone pattern printed on.
p.s im using my fabric as a refrence when puff painting my sub dye suit

 

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Salvador Elias

Member

• Oct 25, 2015

• #13

Hey dude, lovin the suit. Post more pictures! I wanna see more! Haha. Anyways, I was also wondering how I could glisten the fabric. I have my dye sub comin in a few days, and I've been trying out different things from rubber cement to puff paint. Nothing really seems to get the trick done. I heard that modge podge can give it that effect, and also like you said printing, but that's a little too out of my price range. Any other ideas?

 

brucebatman

Sr Member

• Oct 28, 2015

• #14

Im not really sure tbh my fabric was made by production not me and that is defo silicone printed. i only puff painted my suit and here is some updates on it