Custom Mr. Freeze suit build and completion. ~PIC HEAVY~

[Slagmite]

Ok well here It Is guys. My first bondo/ resin suit build from start to finish. It doesn't have all the bells and whistles yet and the paint job is a little wonky but like I said its still getting upgraded. It took around 150 hours give or take.

 

[n0regret5]

ah man that turned out so good!!! love it.

 

[Slagmite]

Thanks dude \m/\m/

 

[tgk]

Wow, free handed with a corugated cardboard base. That is amazing work man.

 

[thejennivision]

Little kid who loved the Batman movies and comics in me loves this.

 

[Harry Bardwell]

where did you get the clear dome? looks great

 

[jimrush51]

fantastic work. i love seeing scratch built work! Especially when its well done!

 

[Slagmite]

Thanks. I got the dome from this company Home

 

[Kashyyyk]

That is fantastic and for your first! Man that is some talent.

 

[Sharpshooter55]

Awesome work!

 

[RvanAken]

Really nice build.

-R-

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[virg012]

where did you get the dome? That is a great fit

 

[Armatus Cosplay]

EPIC!!! I really like the build as a whole. I'm absolutely gonna remember the hexagon shoulder forming pattern you used, that's pure genius.

 

[Dean Padua]

Great work brotha!!as you comment I hear The Animated Series Mr.Freeze speaking!!

 

[Miker]

That is stellar work! Nice job. How did you get the hoses to light up like that? Very cool effect!
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[jdanger]

EPIC!!! I really like the build as a whole. I'm absolutely gonna remember the hexagon shoulder forming pattern you used, that's pure genius.

i agree. nice one man :thumbsup

 

[Kashyyyk]

What was used for the fog machine?

 

[Slagmite]

EPIC!!! I really like the build as a whole. I'm absolutely gonna remember the hexagon shoulder forming pattern you used, that's pure genius.

Thanks allot dude

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where did you get the dome? That is a great fit

I got the dome from a lighting fixture company. Great price too. this is the company web page
http://www.pmlightingco.com/

 

[Slagmite]

That is stellar work! Nice job. How did you get the hoses to light up like that? Very cool effect!
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The hose is the metal insulation from a length of scrap insulated wire and the lights are just LED rope that i wrapped around it. They are attached to a PVC canister on the back that I fill with hot water and dry Ice. The Fog goes through the hoses and out through the entire suit.

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What was used for the fog machine?

Just had hoses put through the cap of a PVC canister I made. I fill the canister with some hot water and drop Dry Ice in it. It only lasts for about 1 minute before I have to replace the hot water and a little more dry ice. Its more so for competitions instead of a regular trick. Works great. The fog is heavy and its cold

 

[Miker]

The hose is the metal insulation from a length of scrap insulated wire and the lights are just LED rope that i wrapped around it. They are attached to a PVC canister on the back that I fill with hot water and dry Ice. The Fog goes through the hoses and out through the entire suit.

Oh wow...clever. From your glowing picture the tubes at first appeared transparent to me with glowing webbing...such a cool effect! Again, nice work and attention to details.
- Mike


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