Our Iron Man Mark IV

[Salamander77]

Re: Our Iron Man Mark IV (thigh-codpiece mobility video on post #13)

Can you sit comfortably in the suit?

 

[ZacharyHurst]

Re: Our Iron Man Mark IV (thigh-codpiece mobility video on post #13)

You should be VERY proud of your build! There are some really special parts in there. The finished suit is truly amazing!

 

[Werstrooper]

Re: Our Iron Man Mark IV (thigh-codpiece mobility video on post #13)

wow thats a fraking great build mate

 

[Laamberry]

Re: Our Iron Man Mark IV (thigh-codpiece mobility video on post #13)

I think I saw in another thread that you just sealed it with PVA glue; any painting/priming/sealing tips you have to offer us?

 

[longlenium]

Re: Our Iron Man Mark IV (thigh-codpiece mobility video on post #13)

very nice mark7. very clean. what the thickness of the foam you using?

 

[erictank]

Re: Our Iron Man Mark IV (thigh-codpiece mobility video on post #13)

Man, that comparison pic in post #19 is just awesome. VERY well done - I would never have guessed that it was a foam costume, if I hadn't seen some of the pics further upthread. Thanks for posting that video of the thigh piece mobility, as well.

 

[roy]

Re: Our Iron Man Mark IV (thigh-codpiece mobility video on post #13)

your proportions are perfect. Very nicely done

on behalf of my friend, thank you...

Can you sit comfortably in the suit?

unfortunately, no...

You should be VERY proud of your build! There are some really special parts in there. The finished suit is truly amazing!

thank you ZacharyHurst. amazing suit you got also..

wow thats a fraking great build mate

thank you Werstrooper...

I think I saw in another thread that you just sealed it with PVA glue; any painting/priming/sealing tips you have to offer us?

just the usual 4 to 5 coats pva glue + spray paint. no special trick, honestly...

very nice mark7. very clean. what the thickness of the foam you using?

thank you longlenium. it's mark IV actually. thickness of foams used were 2mm(neck seal) 4mm & 6mm...

Man, that comparison pic in post #19 is just awesome. VERY well done - I would never have guessed that it was a foam costume, if I hadn't seen some of the pics further upthread. Thanks for posting that video of the thigh piece mobility, as well.

thank you erictank...

cheers,

roy

 

[StarksWarehouse]

Re: Our Iron Man Mark IV (thigh-codpiece mobility video on post #13)

i like the hip pod mobility you made. really nice! and gotta say your suit it stunning! hoping mine will turn out as good as yours. props to you

 

[jayjayn]

Re: Our Iron Man Mark IV (thigh-codpiece mobility video on post #13)

very nice love it, could you please share the design to the upper leg portion? i really hate on my suit that is exposed =\

 

[CapKaos]

Re: Our Iron Man Mark IV (thigh-codpiece mobility video on post #13)

Everybody else has said it already, but I'll just say it again: FANTASTIC build! One question tho: what did you do for your arc reactor? It fits in very well with the rest of your costume, so I'm just wondering what you may have used.

 

[mizuno hadouken]

Re: Our Iron Man Mark IV (thigh-codpiece mobility video on post #13)

Nice stuff Roy. WOuld you mind sharing how you guys did the detail lines in the armor? Is it basically burning the lines in with a soldering iron, or dremmel?

 

[Blackdynamo2]

Re: Our Iron Man Mark IV (thigh-codpiece mobility video on post #13)

Finally You Got a thread Dude! You know what i'm gonna say already? Its "Too hardcore" Love It! The Best one "Made yet! You Killin' em'. None to match yours.... BTW thanks for info in the PM. Keep Building!.... Delray

 

[TRUTH]

Re: Our Iron Man Mark IV (thigh-codpiece mobility video on post #13)

Although impressive, it is very simple to design. First of all, we seem to be forgetting that Roy had this made by commission from a costume creator in the Philippines named Joseph. If anything all the credit should go to Joseph.

Joseph's facebook and pictures in his album showing creation process here: Josep-kiyo Tora VII | Facebook


Also, since Joseph and his crew did not know how lucrative this business is currently, Roy paid the guy a measly $250 dollars for the whole build.

We all seen just raw cast of Iron Man Helmets go for $250 in the junkyard and even more on eBay. I am not trying to derail this thread however, I just wanted to support my friend who built this armor from scratch freehand, which everyone seems to overlook. Roy travels to Singapore and Philippines occasionally that way it saves him shipping cost for the commissions..

I have detailed schematics of the build, I will be posting the How to Tutorial soon.

 

[Onephattsi2]

Re: Our Iron Man Mark IV (thigh-codpiece mobility video on post #13)

Not exactly sure what you are trying to accomplish???? HE gives credit to the builder in the origional post??? What he paid for the commission is between him and the builder.... no idea what you are trying to do

Although impressive, it is very simple to design. First of all, we seem to be forgetting that Roy had this made by commission from a costume creator in the Philippines named Joseph. If anything all the credit should go to Joseph.

Joseph's facebook and pictures in his album showing creation process here: Josep-kiyo Tora VII | Facebook


Also, since Joseph and his crew did not know how lucrative this business is currently, Roy paid the guy a measly $250 dollars for the whole build.

We all seen just raw cast of Iron Man Helmets go for $250 in the junkyard and even more on eBay. I am not trying to derail this thread however, I just wanted to support my friend who built this armor from scratch freehand, which everyone seems to overlook. Roy travels to Singapore and Philippines occasionally that way it saves him shipping cost for the commissions..

I have detailed schematics of the build, I will be posting the How to Tutorial soon.

 

[roy]

Re: Our Iron Man Mark IV (thigh-codpiece mobility video on post #13)

Although impressive, it is very simple to design. First of all, we seem to be forgetting that Roy had this made by commission from a costume creator in the Philippines named Joseph. If anything all the credit should go to Joseph.



Joseph's facebook and pictures in his album showing creation process here: Josep-kiyo Tora VII | Facebook





Also, since Joseph and his crew did not know how lucrative this business is currently, Roy paid the guy a measly $250 dollars for the whole build.



We all seen just raw cast of Iron Man Helmets go for $250 in the junkyard and even more on eBay. I am not trying to derail this thread however, I just wanted to support my friend who built this armor from scratch freehand, which everyone seems to overlook. Roy travels to Singapore and Philippines occasionally that way it saves him shipping cost for the commissions..



I have detailed schematics of the build, I will be posting the How to Tutorial soon.

hey TRUTH, have you read the title?

"Our Iron Man Mark IV"

have you read the first post?

quote from my first post...

'just sharing... =)

armor(free hand) - Joseph Galicia
helmet - Don Robert
paint works - me

roy

this is more of a "joint project" rather than a commission work so i don't think you should question the price i paid...

no wonder you've been banned here before...TRUTH a.k.a. PAULFIERCE

 

[roy]

Re: Our Iron Man Mark IV (thigh-codpiece mobility video on post #13)

proof that TRUTH is skie415 a.k.a. PAULFIERCE a.k.a. Paul de Ocampo Punla

the same comment on youtube...

translation: "I heard you only paid 250$ on that commission. you take advantage of your countrymen"

skie415 is PAULPIERCE

here's the video of skie415 claiming that he is PAULPIERCE...

00058 - YouTube

ooooppsss.....the video was set to private as expected so here's my recorded copy...

PAULPIERCE.MOV - YouTube

hey TRUTH a.k.a. PAULFIERCE a.k.a. skie415 a.k.a. Paul de Ocampo Punla, you've been hating Filipino costume makers on facebook, forums etc. since 2010, get a life...

 

[Rysjin7717]

Re: Our Iron Man Mark IV (thigh-codpiece mobility video on post #13)

Wow Roy awesome build bra nice proportions as well as full coverage. Paint really sets it off. I'm recovering from surgery but had ta checkin an saw this!!!!:cool

 

[7sinzz]

Re: Our Iron Man Mark IV (thigh-codpiece mobility video on post #13)

Awesome build bro!! Really inspiring. I have 2 weeks to do a complete iron man AND war machine build. Your pictures are very inspiring. Anyway better get back to the grind stone. Every hour on here is an hour wasted meeting my deadline.

 

[tk3105]

Re: Our Iron Man Mark IV (thigh-codpiece mobility video on post #13)

Absolutely loving this!

 

[joker53]

Re: Our Iron Man Mark IV (thigh-codpiece mobility video on post #13)

'just sharing... =)

armor(free hand) - Joseph Galicia
helmet - Don Robert
paint works - me

helmet was given to me by donrobert which i modified...=)

thanks for looking...

roy

hey i've seen you before in singapore... first saw you in war machine suit and tats inspire me making my own, one question.... where do you brought your putty for the helmet resculp? i'm clueless of where to find one :thumbsup