Deathstroke Custom Foam Armor HELP

ClayTheSpider15

Active Member

• Sep 26, 2016

• #1

Hey Everyone,
I am trying to finish a Deathstroke armor suit, but because I don't have the time to make it a SA Arkham Origins Deathstroke, I'm making it based off of the armor. Can someone help out?

 

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Bigbat23

Well-Known Member

• Sep 27, 2016

• #2

What is it exactly do you need help with? Your post is a bit vague.

 

ClayTheSpider15

Active Member

• Sep 27, 2016

• #3

Well in general, ive never really worked with armor so, i need help with a couple of things.
1. Layout - How should I position the armor so that i still have full movement of the ab region, and the spine.
2. Sword Mount - How would i keep the sword on with a sling?
3. The Armor In General - How do I keep everything together?

 

Rogu3Wo1f

Well-Known Member

• Sep 27, 2016

• #4

You're most likely going to have to give up some flexibility for the sake of the design. Or give up some of the design for the sake of flexibility.

You might wanna give us some ideas of how you're going to try and do some of this stuff. Are you going to put the armour on a shirt?

Gotta give us a bit more to work with.

 

ClayTheSpider15

Active Member

• Sep 28, 2016

• #5

I was kinda planing on either a black undersuit, or a black shirt and pants

 

pitchforknumb

Sr Member

• Sep 29, 2016

• #6

For my Deathstroke costume, on the Abs I layered each piece so the top sat on top over the bottom piece, I then attached each piece separately to my clothing. The rest of the armor was attached with either strapping, or glued directly to my clothes. All of the leg pieces were held on with just strapping.

 

ClayTheSpider15

Active Member

• Sep 30, 2016

• #7

pitchforknumb said:

For my Deathstroke costume, on the Abs I layered each piece so the top sat on top over the bottom piece, I then attached each piece separately to my clothing. The rest of the armor was attached with either strapping, or glued directly to my clothes. All of the leg pieces were held on with just strapping.

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Thanks man, i'll have to check out your thread for more inspiration

 

SMP Designs

Sr Member

RPF PREMIUM MEMBER

• Sep 30, 2016

• #8

I second what pitchforknumb said - that's how I would approach it as well.