New to foam and here's BATMAN WIP

NickDanger

Active Member

• Oct 23, 2016

• #41

Here's a photoshopped pic of the first time I wore the costume. I'm still working on another cowl with some mods that will make it a little nicer. Also I found I need to touch up some things here and there. Anyway...Its been almost a year in the making. I was happy to put it on! More and better pics soon.

 

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Bigbat23

Well-Known Member

• Oct 23, 2016

• #42

Outstanding!!!!!

 

BROTHERFOSTER

Sr Member

RPF PREMIUM MEMBER

• Oct 24, 2016

• #43

Incredible!!!

 

williamsboy

New Member

• Oct 24, 2016

• #44

bro this is awesome work! quality was not left out! clean lines, attention to detail. stellar build!

 

NickDanger

Active Member

• Oct 24, 2016

• #45

Here's another pic that's a bit sharper. It captures some of the details a little better...

 

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hydromatic93

Active Member

• Oct 24, 2016

• #46

Great work for someone who's new to foam, very clean finish.

 

cavedwellar

Sr Member

• Oct 25, 2016

• #47

Great suit. Too much smiling!!! [emoji16]


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NickDanger

Active Member

• Oct 25, 2016

• #48

I guess I can't help the smiling...I finally finished the costume!

 

Bonded Hawk

Well-Known Member

• Nov 4, 2016

• #49

Very nice build

 

SchubroProductions

Sr Member

RPF PREMIUM MEMBER

• Nov 15, 2016

• #50

How did you create the ribber lines in the black area next to the abs section on both sides?

 

NickDanger

Active Member

• Nov 15, 2016

• #51

Cut them out of the 5mm foam pieces. Like grooves not all the way through. I drew my lines and made sure I was VERY careful to be precise all the way down the pieces. I thought that was the easiest way to get very consistent equidistant lines. Then I cut out the channels with an xacto. I don't think I explained that very well. Maybe it s a "show me" kind thing. I'm sure you could cut out each rib and glue it to a backing piece. I think it would be harder to keep the lines equidistant tho. A laser cutter would surely do the trick as far the precision that is needed for the clean and uniform lines.