Crysis 3 costume...help?

tyler2511tyler

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Hi, my name is Tyler and I've been looking online for any Crysis 3 costumes and it seems that nobody has been making one so I decided to build one. Can anybody plz help me with trying to make the costume flexible? i dont know what type of materials that'll be flexible. :confused
 
Your best bet is EVA foam mats. You can get grey mats off the internet, or from 'department stores.' Or if you have the time/money, make a clay sculpture or solid statue somehow, and then make a silicone cast of it. Google is your ally remember! ;)
 
You'd need a carbon fiber print stretch fabric, and foam padding for building a muscle suit. Search for the Venom build thread, that should give you a good starting point for ideas.
 
heyy, I looked at the threads and I cant find the one your talking about. Can you plz send me a link to that specific thread. Do you think it'll flex like a muscle?
 
Thats gotta be a little bit more difficult than my Space Jockey costume because of all the mechanical details of anatomy of the human muscle. Its cool that your making one though and dont worry Im not criticizing it just seems like a ton of work.
 
I disagree about the EVA foam, it's not flexible enough from the start; but if you want to paint it you'll need to seal it too, and PVA glue would crack instantly. Even plasti dip wouldn't be able to resist the wear, and I'm not sure if you could get proper flexible paint anyway.

Something much more flexible is needed, either stretchy fabric and soft foam...
Or the much more complex approach of taking a body cast, sculpting the suit in clay and then using foam latex to mold something.

It's probably also why you don't see too many Crysis suits, they're much harder to make than a rigid piece of armor.
 
The Crysis nanosuit reminds me of the stillsuit from Dune. There is at least one thread on the RPF that has information on how to build one.
 
Thnx. I know your not critizing it or anything else. I'm looking for a flexible stretchable material so that the muscle that connects the arm to the upper part of the pec. And again thnx for all the help you guys been giving me, I hope that I'll be getting a lot of help from you guys. If any of you know about a material that will stretch and flex like a muscle and that is a tubing(kinda's look like a tubing) that would me a lot.
 
if you can afford to buy one, a muscle suit (i think they are sold by a place called flex designs, but just type muscle suit in the search and the company will be nerar the top) would be ideal for something like this, i have been kicking around an idea about buying one and covering it in a sub-dyed cloth made to look like the suit (unless you wanna go in max armor mode, then you would have to model each little hexagon /shudder) but a muscle suit in whatever size armor you wanted to make would probably be your fastest, safest bet, but also probably your most expensive depending on what your level of foam modelling or sculpting is, you'll also have to find out if anyone even has a sub-dye pattern, or if they would be willing to try to make one (which im sure can be achieved) the difficulty i see in usingthis method, other than cost, is making the armor parts for the suit, you could model them out of foam or actually cut,sand,shape sintra (flat pvc) into the shapes and glue/sew them in place. hope this info helps, at least a little bit
 
if you can afford to buy one, a muscle suit (i think they are sold by a place called flex designs, but just type muscle suit in the search and the company will be nerar the top) would be ideal for something like this, i have been kicking around an idea about buying one and covering it in a sub-dyed cloth made to look like the suit (unless you wanna go in max armor mode, then you would have to model each little hexagon /shudder) but a muscle suit in whatever size armor you wanted to make would probably be your fastest, safest bet, but also probably your most expensive depending on what your level of foam modelling or sculpting is, you'll also have to find out if anyone even has a sub-dye pattern, or if they would be willing to try to make one (which im sure can be achieved) the difficulty i see in usingthis method, other than cost, is making the armor parts for the suit, you could model them out of foam or actually cut,sand,shape sintra (flat pvc) into the shapes and glue/sew them in place. hope this info helps, at least a little bit
ok thnx for the info. :lol
 
Ive made mine out of foam.. its movable... helmet was a lil bit of a heat absorber though... here's how it looks.. Photo Jun 18, 3 28 32 PM.jpg Here's the link of my WIP if curious ? http://www.therpf.com/f24/crysis-wip-185704/
 
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