MCU Spider-Man Build (SPOILERS)

[spideybobonne]

planing on making this suit myself. made this screenshot from his back spider

 

[cravera]

It's the Iron Spider, he doesn't have the same color but it is him http://screenrant.com/wp-content/up...ivil-War-Spider-Man-Costume-Eyes-Official.jpg

 

[PhantomForge]

Is it just me, or does the webbing look like stitches?
The web, and maybe even the spider, could be some sort of embroydery?

 

[MegaLEGOFilms]

Is it just me, or does the webbing look like stitches?
The web, and maybe even the spider, could be some sort of embroydery?

I don't think so... It looks too neat and smooth to be stitching. I might try screen printing for mine


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[AlexStark]

and the web shooters ! But the quality it's not perfect :/

 

[ShadowCharizard]

The other thread has a lot of good screenshots... Just sayin'...

 

[PhantomForge]

I don't think so... It looks too neat and smooth to be stitching. I might try screen printing for mine


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I agree, some parts look pretty smooth, but some parts sort of look like stitches in the high res photos. Like little gaps in the web line. I noticed it mainly in these areas, among others:

Could just be a trick of the light though.

 

[MrSouthpaw]

It looks like the straight lines are shallow indentations bordered by a black line on each side. And the bowed lines are a single line in an indentation.

 

[Alfoe92]

It looks like the straight lines are shallow indentations bordered by a black line on each side. And the bowed lines are a single line in an indentation.

Pretty sure the "indentations" are just an optical illusion caused by the gaps between the black lines not being textured.

 

[MrSouthpaw]

Pretty sure the "indentations" are just an optical illusion caused by the gaps between the black lines not being textured.

I still think it's an indentation. Especially with the way the light plays across the line extending across the left trap and down the shoulder.

 

[krispikarim]

Looking at the his eyes closely, i drew up how his eyes seem to work.

 

[PhantomForge]

Looking at the his eyes closely, i drew up how his eyes seem to work.View attachment 602064

Awesome design! I can't wait to see someone try this out.

 

[krispikarim]

Awesome design! I can't wait to see someone try this out.

I might end up trying a proof a concept later this weekend, because it just looks so cool!

 

[DanielWGK]

The suit webbing is definitely indented. Think basketball.

 

[AnotherG]

I think the red is a panel layered over the blue and I agree with the basketball description



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[ganngy1]

I'm sure someone will come up with a way to indent the webs, maybe find a fabric that when it is heated with an iron it hold the shape or indent

 

[Badmangos]

I might end up trying a proof a concept later this weekend, because it just looks so cool!

You would have to go about using small arms to move each blade as a traditional iris design would be problematic due to there being no circle to rotate around

size would also be an issue for the mechanism to drive the blades to open and close as the iris itself can be super thin due to the materials used

The only way I can see this working in an actual costume is by making the mask have some sort of small space between the users face and the mask itself. If there is a small space between the face and the mask it would mean that the blades would have more room to move without ruining the look and be able to accommodate for a drive mechanism to open and close the blades of the iris.

 

[PhantomForge]

The suit webbing is definitely indented. Think basketball.

The area between the vertical webs definitely looks indented, but I'm not so sure about the vertical webbing. Just basing it off of the way it reflects in the sun on the side of his face.

 

[kuvonn]

You would have to go about using small arms to move each blade as a traditional iris design would be problematic due to there being no circle to rotate around

size would also be an issue for the mechanism to drive the blades to open and close as the iris itself can be super thin due to the materials used

The only way I can see this working in an actual costume is by making the mask have some sort of small space between the users face and the mask itself. If there is a small space between the face and the mask it would mean that the blades would have more room to move without ruining the look and be able to accommodate for a drive mechanism to open and close the blades of the iris.

I feel as if this is a really good opportunity for us to utilize the couple of millimeters of clearance in the faceshell. Do you think we could get small enough components to fit in that space?

 

[cravera]

This is the IRON SPIDER, he is made OF IRON, our something like that, like a new technologic cloth, our the Iron man glove on the trailer