Recent content by TheZamboni

I can only speak for myself, but I'm most interested in the standard head with sets of relaxed, fist, and pointing hands along with the "S" chest symbol.

Very interested!

The link to the pattern is in the bottom of the post you quoted. I did no extra work to it

It's a simple two layer design of clear plastic sheet (found in the model making section of a hobby lobby) and white plastic mesh (it's actually knitting canvas; from JoAnn's fabric store). I spray painted white around the edges of the plastic sheet to give a nice frame-less effect and I sprayed...

It has been a while since I've had a costume to contribute, but here it is. Sometimes you've got to class it up in a black suit. Took it out for the first time at Tampa Bay's comic con last weekend and it was a massive success! Pattern from Spiderbite Designs: https://sellfy.com/p/JkJ1/ Sewn...

Without a doubt, it's base is an upper and lower AR receiver with an A2 pistol grip. The smooth top is explained by having a flat top upper and filling in the gaps of the machined picatinny rail. Looks like a standard charging handle and 5 round magazine as well. Not sure what they're using to...

That's some good work for sure. Excellent!

Those cape risers were a smart addition

Going with left as well

Good news everyone! I have received my pattern from CrazySpidey and will be sending it off to FOD this Friday. It looks like it will make a beautiful suit!

Funny, I used Orhadar's Kaine pattern and I am about to buy Oracles lenses as well! It's a small world for us Kaine lovers.

Two questions: 1) Does the classic spider-man pattern have brick/honeycomb detailing? I can't quite tell 2) Would you be against me making the seam lines a bit more visible to make sewing easier or would you rather I keep the print 100% unedited?

One week max? I wish I got things back from FOD that quick or I'd be all over your Classic Spider-Man pattern

Ever since I read his mini series, Taskmaster has been one of my favorite characters. I'm interested to see how your "real world" version will turn out.

That is a smooth photoshop job. I might have to put that in my rotation of Spider-Man wallpapers for my computer. Definitely. I think kids can appreciate the effort in a way adults can't. Sure, other cosplayers can recognize craftsmanship, but to the kids it's the real deal.