Guyver Props
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I'm a big fan of the Guyver anime movies. I have some unfinished Guyver models and this helmet that I made a while back.
Originally posted by fettster@Jan 4 2006, 01:10 PM
Hi all,
Do we have any Guyver fans here?
If so, what props have you got and whats available.
Pics would be good.Anyone?
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fettster
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Originally posted by VashDstampede+Jan 4 2006, 03:23 PM--><div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(VashDstampede @ Jan 4 2006, 03:23 PM)</div>I'm a big fan of the Guyver anime movies. I have some unfinished Guyver models and this helmet that I made a while back.Â
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Hi all,
Do we have any Guyver fans here?
If so, what props have you got and whats available.
Pics would be good.Anyone?
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nice helmet sculpt.
Is it wearable?
dropshipbob
Master Member
Someone made the Guyver unit...the coiled up thing. Can't remember who or where it was.
Soundwave
Sr Member
I'm a huge Guyver fan.
There's a great costuming website at http://www.bioweapons.com, some great stuff there, although I've tried emailing the guy a few times and have had no luck in a response. Damn.
There's a great costuming website at http://www.bioweapons.com, some great stuff there, although I've tried emailing the guy a few times and have had no luck in a response. Damn.
I have a small head, so it fits my head, snug, but fits. I sold a casting a while back and have a couple of castings in my garage that needs some TLC, but haven't had time to work on them.
The Manlet
Sr Member
I love the guyver i also have a friend who has told me she made props i will ask her if she has any pictures of what she made laying around.
fettster
Sr Member
great photo.
I have just ordered that kit. I cant wait for it to arrive.
How big is it? do you think it could be modified to be worn?
I have just ordered that kit. I cant wait for it to arrive.
How big is it? do you think it could be modified to be worn?
Originally posted by Kylash327@Jan 5 2006, 06:16 AM
ive got this resin helmet i havent gotten aroudn to finishing,i think its mostly based on the first movie helmet.
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Houston Robocop
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I used to have a latex mask molded off the movie molds. I needed some money at the time and sold it..... a big regrate to this day :cry
This was about 10 years ago..... a friend of my was the bass player in Screaming Mad George's band, so he took me to George's shop in Sun Vally and check out some of the cool Guyver props.
Anyone know of a source for these movie resin heads in the U.S.?
I see them on ebay being sold by sellers from the Phillipines and Thailand. I really don't like to buy stuff from there and support recasters.
Nick
This was about 10 years ago..... a friend of my was the bass player in Screaming Mad George's band, so he took me to George's shop in Sun Vally and check out some of the cool Guyver props.
Anyone know of a source for these movie resin heads in the U.S.?
I see them on ebay being sold by sellers from the Phillipines and Thailand. I really don't like to buy stuff from there and support recasters.
Nick
Houston Robocop
Well-Known Member
Just FYI......On the movie Guyver mask, the eye holes are actually on either sides of the forehead control metal (between the muscle details). This makes lighting the eye lens easier.
Unlike Ultraman masks which sits very high on your head to make you look taller, the Guyver mask have small anime facial features and sits very low on the mask, thus the costumer's eye line is much higher than the sculpted mask's eye lens.
Nick
Unlike Ultraman masks which sits very high on your head to make you look taller, the Guyver mask have small anime facial features and sits very low on the mask, thus the costumer's eye line is much higher than the sculpted mask's eye lens.
Nick
