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LOL literally just started looking for these. I got a buddy that might be able to make them. Those aren't bad but they aren't quite right. I have some plans and there are some consistency issues with those from the movie ones. Thanks for the link though. If my buddy or one of my other leather guys can't do It I'll look into these again. Seems a little pricey and not a fan of the velcro attaching but not bad. Thanks.If you plan on buying belt pouches: https://www.etsy.com/listing/230321035/deadpool-costume-pouches
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[Update] Got my spandex samples in, what do you guys think looks the closest? My wife thinks the Red and black stretch leather is the best but personally I think it's a little thin. The black on the bottom left and the middle top red are heavy weight almost neoprene thick spandex which I think might look a little better. What do you guys think? Obviously the thick stuff is gonna be a lot warmer but if it looks better its worth it right?
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Depending on the shots, the red fabric can look anywhere between cordura to leather. One thing to keep in mind is that with magazine and promotional photos, a lot of the photo is actually created using programs like photoshop and illustrator. There is an excellent video of this on youtube somewhere showing how they created a promotional shot for the Spider-Man movie completely in photoshop with no original image.
So I'm still figuring a lot of that out myself but from what I've found man some of the best things to use are coffee grounds, stains and paints. I haven't had much experience in it and it's defiantly a challenge to find that happy middle of weathered but not destroyed. As I said earlier, I'm still very much trying to get back in shape and loose some pounds so It might be a while before I even get to the making of the costume. Hell I'm still trying to find the "perfect fabric" think ive spent about 50 bucks on swatches just trying to find the right red. It's a fine line and it's really hard to give you a straight answer all I can say is research, watch vids and see what others have done.@Deadpoolx07 What do you know about weathering? I made a post on my build thread, and I know there's been a lot of posts and threads here about weathering but I haven't found much about what to apply and how to apply "stuff" to cordura or similar material to make it look dirty like the movie suit. Do you have any advice (aside from rolling around on the ground or dragging the costume down the road hanging off my car lol)?