TheNickFox
Sr Member
I'm going to keep this short and to the point, since I've noticed a trend of people using inaccurate belts and cuffs on their BTTF2 future jackets. As someone looking to work towards his own screen accurate jacket, I knew that wouldn't do.
So, I've worked with a very talented 3D designer to put together an accurate belt AND cuff model. (Yes they are different sizes, just like in the movie) These models will be printed, mold, and cast in a black urethane rubber.
Here are some quick shots of the 3D model. It's really not much to look at, but should give you a sense of the subtle details the 3D artist captured.
Here's a section of the belt:
View attachment 542720
And here's part of the cuff:
View attachment 542721
UPDATE (Oct. 30, 2015): Printed Parts Arrived
...and to make sure it's as tough and resilient as possible, I will be embedding a strip of cloth into the urethane so that the next time you're part of a high speed Hoverboard chase, you don't have to worry about your belt breaking. (Something that has happened to the belts and cuffs on the screen used costumes over the years)
I still have to finalize the math, but it's looking like I should be able to provide a 54" belt and two 18" cuffs (enough for you to cut down to size) for $125-150.
I really want to offer these up since no one has ever just offered up pieces, and I need 8 people to commit to this run to make it happen.
If this run goes well, I will likely be offering up the other raw materials to this costume as I make them myself. This is the first piece I'm offering up in what I'm calling the "Fusion Industries Fashion" (FIF) Project.
So who's interested?
Interest list:
1) Nicofett
2) Sarednab
3) Adomeitw
4) jhk1976
5) Max Jenius
6) EmmaInCandyland
7) SteveParkes
8) Jedifyfe
9) HanSewLow
10) Davidsjferguson
11) hoverboard
12) JasonMcFly
13) Nuckz23
14) shoxxo
15) greeky04
16) El Diablo
17) edwinfabian
18) terse
19) ajhix
20) Booshman (x2)
21) MicroWavezzz
22)
23)
24)
25)
...
-Nick
So, I've worked with a very talented 3D designer to put together an accurate belt AND cuff model. (Yes they are different sizes, just like in the movie) These models will be printed, mold, and cast in a black urethane rubber.
Here are some quick shots of the 3D model. It's really not much to look at, but should give you a sense of the subtle details the 3D artist captured.
Here's a section of the belt:
View attachment 542720
And here's part of the cuff:
View attachment 542721
UPDATE (Oct. 30, 2015): Printed Parts Arrived
...and to make sure it's as tough and resilient as possible, I will be embedding a strip of cloth into the urethane so that the next time you're part of a high speed Hoverboard chase, you don't have to worry about your belt breaking. (Something that has happened to the belts and cuffs on the screen used costumes over the years)
I still have to finalize the math, but it's looking like I should be able to provide a 54" belt and two 18" cuffs (enough for you to cut down to size) for $125-150.
I really want to offer these up since no one has ever just offered up pieces, and I need 8 people to commit to this run to make it happen.
If this run goes well, I will likely be offering up the other raw materials to this costume as I make them myself. This is the first piece I'm offering up in what I'm calling the "Fusion Industries Fashion" (FIF) Project.
So who's interested?
Interest list:
1) Nicofett
2) Sarednab
3) Adomeitw
4) jhk1976
5) Max Jenius
6) EmmaInCandyland
7) SteveParkes
8) Jedifyfe
9) HanSewLow
10) Davidsjferguson
11) hoverboard
12) JasonMcFly
13) Nuckz23
14) shoxxo
15) greeky04
16) El Diablo
17) edwinfabian
18) terse
19) ajhix
20) Booshman (x2)
21) MicroWavezzz
22)
23)
24)
25)
...
-Nick
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