Finished "We Are ODST" costume

torsoboy

Sr Member
Hello all,

Here is my finished ODST costume, modeled after the suits in the live-action trailer "We Are ODST" for Halo 3: ODST. All of the armor pieces are fiberglass castings which began as some custom-modified pepakura pieces as well as hand-sculpted pieces by yours truely. I also did some 3D modeling for it and made my own pepakura pieces for the backpack, gauntlets, and butt piece. The costume also includes several custom sewn parts, such as the shoulder and thigh pads and the groin flap.

This is one of four suits I'm building for my group. We'll be showing them off at Dragon*Con. After the con, though, I'll be making several upgrades to it for more accuracy. So thought it's finished for now, I'm not done with it.

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Enjoy!
 
Looks great. Did you do anything special to stop your visor from fogging up? I can only imagine that costume getting hot as hell to wear, unless you are wearing an astronaut like cooling system underneath all that.
 
Wow, that´s a GREAT looking costume!!! :cool
Also, I really love the backpack... would be cool to have one of these for non-costuming stuff, going to work, university and such. :)
 
weatehring is very very good.

if i could offer one suggestion for DCon.

when you all put these on to go parade around. get your hands and face dirty. your hand in this pic are clean and break up the dirt factor. other than that, pretty rockin man! lets see more!
 
Thanks for all the replies, guys!

Looks great. Did you do anything special to stop your visor from fogging up? I can only imagine that costume getting hot as hell to wear, unless you are wearing an astronaut like cooling system underneath all that.

At the time of the photo shoot, I didn't do anything. It was fogging up pretty good when I was just standing there. But when I would move around, it would start to go away. While I'm moving, I can feel a decent amount of air moving around inside the helmet. I'll probably just get some anti-fog spray or something along those lines.

weatehring is very very good.

if i could offer one suggestion for DCon.

when you all put these on to go parade around. get your hands and face dirty. your hand in this pic are clean and break up the dirt factor. other than that, pretty rockin man! lets see more!

Yeah I was thinking of doing that, actually. The actors in the filmed costumes were all sweaty and dirty, so I was thinking of bringing something to dirty us up. Any recommendations? We are going to be sweating, a LOT, so preferably something that will stay on.

Out of curiosity, do you have air vents cut into the helmet? I don't see any obvious ones. Looks great!

Yes, there are lots of vents. The small wedge-shaped spaces immediately behind the visor (right in front of the ears) is actually doubled-up black wire mesh vents. Then there are the cheek vents, and then there are also some slots cut out on the top surface of the jaw line (just like in the live-action short). Unfortunately I didn't catch good references for the back of the helmet until after this thing was sculpted, so the vents that should be on the back bottom edge of the helmet aren't there. however, the neck hole is open enough that it really doesn't matter.
 
weatehring is very very good.

if i could offer one suggestion for DCon.

when you all put these on to go parade around. get your hands and face dirty. your hand in this pic are clean and break up the dirt factor. other than that, pretty rockin man! lets see more!

that"S a great idea but i also would question why the troopers face is dirty when they have a helmet..
 
Thanks for all the replies, guys!


, so I was thinking of bringing something to dirty us up. Any recommendations? We are going to be sweating, a LOT, so preferably something that will stay on.



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beer and women will get you good and dirty dave.
great looking gear BTW. glad to see you're still building.:thumbsup
 
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