Avengers Black Widow parts list and free 3d files

[Fetts.Sobriquet]

I recently put together an Avengers Black Widow costume for the wife. I 3d printed some of the accessories and I wanted to make them available to the RPF.

Here are the 3D files.
I simply added some blue LEDs to the Bites, once printed.




Gloves - (not pictured) Alpinestars Stella Tyla Women's Leather On-Road Motorcycle Gloves. I think they stopped making black but you can dye the white gloves black easily.
Guns - P.698 Spring Airsoft Handgun which is a cheap airsoft Glock 26 clone. It fits perfectly into the serpa holsters for the Glock 26. From amazon
Drop Holsters were Blackhawk Glock 26 SERPA holsters. One Right, one left.
Gun Belt and drop were custom made from nylon strapping.
Main gun belt buckle was an actual Austrialpin Cobra Buckle. I 3d printed the additional drop holster buckles since the Austrialpin Cobra Buckles are so expensive.
Catsuit was from the - Disguise Marvel's Avengers Movie Black Widow Avengers Theatrical Adult Costume, bought from Amazon.
Stingers, Bites, Gun belt buckels, and Black Widow emblem buckle was 3d Printed. Bites are upsized to hold the AAA batteries.
Boot were from her existing ,seemingly infinite, inventory of shoes.

 

[GhostMinion]

Damn that's awesome!!! Don't know how I missed this thread!

 

[ReginaCosplay]

Hi there!
How did you make the bracelets? do you have a tutorial?

 

[Fetts.Sobriquet]

Hi there!
How did you make the bracelets? do you have a tutorial?

The bracelet electronics? I just soldered the LEDs in parallel with 4 AAA batteries as the power source, a resistor (since they are in parallel I only needed one per bracelet) ,and a little slide switch. I used hotglue to hold it in place and to act as an insulator.

I've attached a simple diagram illustrating parallel vs series, but you should look into it more if those terms are not familiar to you.

Hopefully this answers your question.

 

[ReginaCosplay]

The bracelet electronics? I just soldered the LEDs in parallel with 4 AAA batteries as the power source, a resistor (since they are in parallel I only needed one per bracelet) ,and a little slide switch. I used hotglue to hold it in place and to act as an insulator.

I've attached a simple diagram illustrating parallel vs series, but you should look into it more if those terms are not familiar to you.

Hopefully this answers your question.

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Thanks a lot! It's been very helpful! I'm gonna try and do it myself!

 

[MisterXero]

Very nice! I did something similar for my wife's costume but I used EL wire.

 

[Fetts.Sobriquet]

I tested EL wire but it wasn't bright enough to be seen enough in a well lit convention center. It was easy to overlook, so we went the LED route.