struve1976
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That cut out logo looks amazing.
Superman: Man of Steel Costume *Final Steel Concept Page 7*
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6ringsguerra
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Must have been made of Latex with cast, that’s what I am going to do real soon. Only problem is how did you do the pattern? I have pics of the MOS up close and it is definitely not s symbols or diamonds, and from the distance it looks like chain mail; however that is not the case.
quixote coyote
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quit being babies. routh's costume made him look even MORE like a total doofus. superman is an alien, therefore buckles do not require belts, and suits can have texture on top of textures. we as earthlings may never understand it. i for one think the suit is beautiful, and this superman actually LOOKS super! i hate to be the bearer of bad news, but times change...and so does supermans costume.
TheOne1111
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This is really cool!!! This makes me want to try this out, making a costume. If I waa, I think I would want to the original MOS costume (from the movie, not just Steel. Lol) but I literally just discovered this and I have NO clue where to start. Haha. PM? :lol
But anyways, this is very very cool!! Go for it bro!!
But anyways, this is very very cool!! Go for it bro!!
SuperNatEntmnt
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I think the new suit/costume is amazing. The colors, the shiny tone, and the updated "S" glyph logo. I would love to geek out and have a suit like this for comic conventions. Well to Zack Snyder and his team of costume designers.
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The Superman suit is made up of separate layers. There’s an under-layer of sculpted detail mounted onto a bodysuit. Over the top of this we stretched a thin mesh over-suit that is printed with a dimensional chain-mail texture. Then, the final foam-latex elements are affixed – the ‘S’-glyph , the cuffs, the side-body details, etc.
We wanted to evoke a “man of steel” – so our metallic finish has an ambiguous quality, as though it’s an alien metal/armour unfamiliar to us on earth. We wanted our Superman to glow on screen, to create a texture that the camera loves, and make him stand apart from the human race.
The Superman suit is made up of separate layers. There’s an under-layer of sculpted detail mounted onto a bodysuit. Over the top of this we stretched a thin mesh over-suit that is printed with a dimensional chain-mail texture. Then, the final foam-latex elements are affixed – the ‘S’-glyph , the cuffs, the side-body details, etc.
We wanted to evoke a “man of steel” – so our metallic finish has an ambiguous quality, as though it’s an alien metal/armour unfamiliar to us on earth. We wanted our Superman to glow on screen, to create a texture that the camera loves, and make him stand apart from the human race.
