wolfman10
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It's sideways, but I finally got it to come up in the thumb nails.
Wolverine all day baby! Jackets, belts, claws, oh my.
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Wolverony
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Solider
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Damn, I want to see more of this and the cowl being worn. Looks like it will be awesome.
wolfman10
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It looks close to me, and it is probably the closets pattern you will get. Great find! It has that dullness to it as well. Just make sure to make it pearl snap if you are able to have it made. I'm really not sure if the screen used shirt had pockets or not.
wolfman10
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It looks like the screen used shirt has breast pockets as well, I wasn't sure earlier.
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comonbub
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I like the look of that sentinel in the concept art more than the future ones used. Also, that pic of him hanging off of the bottom of the helo looks horrible.
comonbub
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Thanks and I will. I have to add a gauntlet bit to my leather gloves I have but don't know where to start with those. I plan on wearing this baby in a photo-op with Jason David Frank aka the mighty Morphin Green/White power ranger. He's a huge Wolverine fan so he's bound to flip.
wolfman10
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Agreed on both counts. The sentinel looked good there and he had that whole adapt thing as well. I think most of us was wanting to see that scene. Also, yeah that photo with the helicopter looks like a bad photoshop, but it was one I haven't seen before so I posted it with the rest. BTW your suit looks great, I think it is very impressive that you designed it and had it custom made.
Wolverony
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Seriously, thank you for the post and grabs on that. I so appreciated the assist.
Oh, the post attempted to deliver my Helmut Lang. Picking it up and taking some shots tomorrow. I'll post here!
Very Cool, but reminds me too much of Batman even though Batman's masks weren't all that detailed. I think it is just too much for my personal taste.
Lord Magneto
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Yea very cool but then again only if he had an armored costume... which is kinda pointless when you can heal yourself
Wolverony
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My Helmut Lang unboxing video review and focus piece for anyone interested, Best jacket I've ever owned...thus far
Size 54 (EU) for a 6'3 frame.
Watch in (HQ) 720 P
LINK-
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SKZWr3lVE_E&feature=youtu.be
Size 54 (EU) for a 6'3 frame.
Watch in (HQ) 720 P
LINK-
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SKZWr3lVE_E&feature=youtu.be
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comonbub
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TheWolverine Those metal claws i got from you con safe? I'm going to Wizard World but it doesn't list any specifics and I wouldn't exactly call these "sharp blades" as listed here.
Are there costume rules or guidelines?
• Simply put, your costume and it's accessories MUST comply with the local laws where the convention is being held. We insist that your costume not have any parts or accessories that can readily cause harm to you, or any of your fellow con goers. No real weaponry (live firearms, sharp blades, etc.) may be carried. An Airsoft prop is allowed ONLY if it is legal to carry in the city/state/town that the convention is being held in, there are no BB's loaded into it, and there is no battery installed, or gas loaded. Blaze Orange Tips for Airsofts are required in many states, so be sure that you comply with local laws. No parts of your costume can fire, spray, shoot, or ignite. Your costume must be appropriate for all ages. Basically, use common sense. If you have any worry that a part of your costume might cause a problem or get you thrown out of the convention, arrested, or injured, please leave it home.
Are there costume rules or guidelines?
• Simply put, your costume and it's accessories MUST comply with the local laws where the convention is being held. We insist that your costume not have any parts or accessories that can readily cause harm to you, or any of your fellow con goers. No real weaponry (live firearms, sharp blades, etc.) may be carried. An Airsoft prop is allowed ONLY if it is legal to carry in the city/state/town that the convention is being held in, there are no BB's loaded into it, and there is no battery installed, or gas loaded. Blaze Orange Tips for Airsofts are required in many states, so be sure that you comply with local laws. No parts of your costume can fire, spray, shoot, or ignite. Your costume must be appropriate for all ages. Basically, use common sense. If you have any worry that a part of your costume might cause a problem or get you thrown out of the convention, arrested, or injured, please leave it home.
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