ArmoredAmir
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Hey all so I'm taking a break on my Red Hood build until I get the helmet so I was looking around what to do next. The Flash is my favorite superhero and I saw a picture Ironhead Studios posted on Instagram with the suit Flash wore in the dream sequence in Dawn of Justice when he spoke to Bruce. This thing is beautiful. It was love at first sight for me. The only pictures I can find of it are these two that are from Ironhead's Instagram (And then some low quality ones from the movie but it only really show his helmet and hand), and I emailed them also so see if they're willing to send more pictures (I highly doubt they can but that'd be awesome so I have more reference).




I plan on using foam for majority of the armor but for the helmet, I have no idea where to start. I'm really bad at 3D modeling but I'm most likely going to try and get someone else to model it for me (If anyone has recommendations for who to go to that'd be awesome).I have a 3D printer so I'll 3D print it out and it'll open like it does in the movie and I will attempt to vacuum form the helmet. I just need to use thin craft foam for a cowl so when the helmet opens up (with motors like in the photo) you'll see me wearing flash's cowl (hopefully). Since the armor is heavily weathered, (considering he just traveled through the speedforce) I'm going to try and get like a dark red or maroon under-suit to wear and sew on Velcro for the knee pads, thighs and shins (even though there is strapping for them I feel like they will still try and fall off).
The other day my friend helped duct tape me so I have a full mannequin so scaling and building most of it should be easier. The upper part of the chestplate looks like its inspired by the Armored Batfleck look so I will base it off of that. For the belts/straps that are all over the armor I have this belt called and "Woven Urban Belt" but I only have one so I'll need to get more. Everything but the back of the armor, shins, and boots are basically shown in the photo so I have to figure out how I'll do those but most likely I'll make the shins like his armor in the Justice League movie and maybe just tactical boots that have red accents on them. The Neck seal will be something I'll figure out along the way also maybe see if someone on etsy has something similar to it.




I plan on using foam for majority of the armor but for the helmet, I have no idea where to start. I'm really bad at 3D modeling but I'm most likely going to try and get someone else to model it for me (If anyone has recommendations for who to go to that'd be awesome).I have a 3D printer so I'll 3D print it out and it'll open like it does in the movie and I will attempt to vacuum form the helmet. I just need to use thin craft foam for a cowl so when the helmet opens up (with motors like in the photo) you'll see me wearing flash's cowl (hopefully). Since the armor is heavily weathered, (considering he just traveled through the speedforce) I'm going to try and get like a dark red or maroon under-suit to wear and sew on Velcro for the knee pads, thighs and shins (even though there is strapping for them I feel like they will still try and fall off).
The other day my friend helped duct tape me so I have a full mannequin so scaling and building most of it should be easier. The upper part of the chestplate looks like its inspired by the Armored Batfleck look so I will base it off of that. For the belts/straps that are all over the armor I have this belt called and "Woven Urban Belt" but I only have one so I'll need to get more. Everything but the back of the armor, shins, and boots are basically shown in the photo so I have to figure out how I'll do those but most likely I'll make the shins like his armor in the Justice League movie and maybe just tactical boots that have red accents on them. The Neck seal will be something I'll figure out along the way also maybe see if someone on etsy has something similar to it.