Iron man mark vii cardboard/celtic/InteFoam/AVENT Suit concept
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Art of Avengers book
Here's a few shots of Iron Man from the Art of Avengers book. There's only a few pages dedicated to the suit which was disappointing. It didn't even show the boosters or the different weapons in the suit. There was one other page about the suit I didn't include because it could be a spoiler for those who haven't seen the movie.
Pic 3 - The best guess to what it would look like without his boosters.
Here's a few shots of Iron Man from the Art of Avengers book. There's only a few pages dedicated to the suit which was disappointing. It didn't even show the boosters or the different weapons in the suit. There was one other page about the suit I didn't include because it could be a spoiler for those who haven't seen the movie.
Pic 3 - The best guess to what it would look like without his boosters.
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Dpeterson117
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This is very motivational work! I plan on doing the same thing, with the thrusters. I also plan on doing the motorized forearm rockets, and the Shoulder rockets.
This is very motivational work! I plan on doing the same thing, with the thrusters. I also plan on doing the motorized forearm rockets, and the Shoulder rockets.
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awesome thanks for sharing.
awesome thanks for sharing.
jackieisrockin
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where did you get that book?!
where did you get that book?!
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On Amazon $31.48 it's right now.
Amazon.com: Avengers: The Art of Marvel's The Avengers (9780785162346): Jason Surrell: Books
On Amazon $31.48 it's right now.
Amazon.com: Avengers: The Art of Marvel's The Avengers (9780785162346): Jason Surrell: Books
jackieisrockin
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thanks! i just bought my own
it should be here next week!
(p.s. as a side note, does it have any good pictures of Loki's helmet??)
thanks! i just bought my own
it should be here next week!(p.s. as a side note, does it have any good pictures of Loki's helmet??)
jackieisrockin
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Aaah ok thanks anyways. But wow i love all of your work the suit looks GREAT! I love the flaps on the back. When os the missle conpartment going to be done???
Aaah ok thanks anyways. But wow i love all of your work the suit looks GREAT! I love the flaps on the back. When os the missle conpartment going to be done???
N2darkness
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quovadis0920
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Sweeet build!
Can't wait to see it in action! :thumbsup
Sweeet build!
Can't wait to see it in action!
:thumbsup
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I took a break from the missile compartment because the Smooth On 65d is coming in a few days and I needed to start cleaning up pieces. I also went ahead and created my own design for under the boosters.
Pic 1 - I designed the back primarily to hide the servos. I used references from the Mark VII concept art and previous iron man suits.
Pic 2 - Servo is now located in the booster. I still need to cut slits for the hinges.
Pic 3 - I made a small compartment so that the servo can fit flat inside the booster.
Pic 4 - It turns out that I was able to remove the end of the Traxx Push rod and use it on the #8x32 Threaded Rod (see Page 2). This allowed me to put the servos anywhere I wanted to because I can cut the Threaded Rod to the desired length.
Pic 5 - This is how I wanted the missile compartment to work. I'll have 1 servo powering the door and 2 support arms to hold the door. I also need to add a Guide/Stopper so that door will remain in place when it's closed.
The idea works but I need to do a better job executing it. I going to have to redo the support arms so it would clear over the side of the compartment better. I'll revisit this after I apply the Smooth On 65d.
Pic 6 - I'm using SG90 9g Micro Servos for each door. I found a 4 pack cheap on ebay. micro servo | eBay
I took a break from the missile compartment because the Smooth On 65d is coming in a few days and I needed to start cleaning up pieces. I also went ahead and created my own design for under the boosters.
Pic 1 - I designed the back primarily to hide the servos. I used references from the Mark VII concept art and previous iron man suits.
Pic 2 - Servo is now located in the booster. I still need to cut slits for the hinges.
Pic 3 - I made a small compartment so that the servo can fit flat inside the booster.
Pic 4 - It turns out that I was able to remove the end of the Traxx Push rod and use it on the #8x32 Threaded Rod (see Page 2). This allowed me to put the servos anywhere I wanted to because I can cut the Threaded Rod to the desired length.
Pic 5 - This is how I wanted the missile compartment to work. I'll have 1 servo powering the door and 2 support arms to hold the door. I also need to add a Guide/Stopper so that door will remain in place when it's closed.
The idea works but I need to do a better job executing it. I going to have to redo the support arms so it would clear over the side of the compartment better. I'll revisit this after I apply the Smooth On 65d.
Pic 6 - I'm using SG90 9g Micro Servos for each door. I found a 4 pack cheap on ebay. micro servo | eBay
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Nice work man... thanks for sharing. It is coming along nicely.
Nice work man... thanks for sharing. It is coming along nicely.
Rysjin7717
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This is an extraordinary undertaking awesome job!!!!
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jrhaake - That's awesome. The reason I wanted to make this thread is to share my research, mistakes and what worked for me. I'm glad it's helping.
sjorsjo91 - Yes, I need it to be removable so that I can get to the servos easier. One other thing I need to add are led lights so that when the flaps open the lights turns on. When I get a chance to work on that I'll post more pictures.
jrhaake - That's awesome. The reason I wanted to make this thread is to share my research, mistakes and what worked for me. I'm glad it's helping.
sjorsjo91 - Yes, I need it to be removable so that I can get to the servos easier. One other thing I need to add are led lights so that when the flaps open the lights turns on. When I get a chance to work on that I'll post more pictures.
