You could try using black puffy paint for the rubberized areas, and then hitting it with a hair dryer. It would be flexible and have a matte rubberized texture.
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You could try using black puffy paint for the rubberized areas, and then hitting it with a hair dryer. It would be flexible and have a matte rubberized texture.
MegaLEGOFilms
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Cool ideas, but please start your own build thread
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MegaLEGOFilms
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Time to get to work:
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ClayTheSpider15
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Hey guess what?
Took to MegaLEGOFilms advice and made a new thread
http://www.therpf.com/showthread.php?t=257856&p=3932951#post3932951
Theres not much but I promise more to come
Took to MegaLEGOFilms advice and made a new thread
http://www.therpf.com/showthread.php?t=257856&p=3932951#post3932951
Theres not much but I promise more to come
TheseusPro
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The white honestly looks like fabric
I would use either something sheer and layer it, similar to what was done for the daredevil ninja mask
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I would use either something sheer and layer it, similar to what was done for the daredevil ninja mask
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MegaLEGOFilms
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Yeah since these are just temporary lenses until Ken releases his, Im just going to use window screen mesh painted white
TheseusPro
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I want to point out that I believe that I was wrong about the split toe.
After looking at the pic awhile longer, it's clear that the "center" boot web goes along the middle, and I think what I was seeing was the center toe, which is higher than the rest of the sole, and the outer sole
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After looking at the pic awhile longer, it's clear that the "center" boot web goes along the middle, and I think what I was seeing was the center toe, which is higher than the rest of the sole, and the outer sole
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ClayTheSpider15
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That's what I was thinking as well, because if you remember tasm 1, he had Asics Gel Dirt-Dogs which has a center toe sort of thing
ClayTheSpider15
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I just found a cool substitute for the white fabric mesh, and it is used when spackleing drywall. It looks like white mesh but it is stronger and has a stable look to it. Unfortunately I can't show a picture because I am in school. After school, I will try to get a picture
DanielWGK
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For anyone looking for material similar to canvas, look into Ballistic Nylon. Denier 1680 is a nice fat weave. I don't think this is what the movie suit is made of at all, but it seems to be what some of you are looking for. It looks like printed neoprene to me, but I'm not certain.
RiotJavelinDX
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I'm sincerely confused as to why you think duct tape is more durable than pleather.
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TheseusPro
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It depends on the pleather he uses, but pleather can tear pretty easily if it's cheal
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ClayTheSpider15
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Thanks TheseusPro, and also duct tape is virtually industructible(Except when it comes to explosions and guns) therefore I wil use both pleather and duct tape
MegaLEGOFilms
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So, now my ideas for the pattern. I had modified Ken's Raimi Pattern and outlined the red and blue to print onto paper, but it didn't look good and a lot of the shapes were wrong, so now I'm trying the same method but with his TASM 2 pattern
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ClayTheSpider15
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Ahh right
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MegaLEGOFilms
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The only problem is I don't have a lot of extra money to spend
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