Elliotis24
New Member
Ah, I love this thread so much! It was a great idea and so inspirational to see all these amazing spidey costumes! Love love love it!
post your spidey pics
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SaiTurtlesninja
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Amazing Fantasy #15
Wallcrawler248
Well-Known Member
I remember that one, great Ditko Spidey!!
El Fett
Sr Member
You got your Spidey poses down to a Tee, my friend. Very cool!
thought I'd post a few more pics of the ultimate suit, bump the thread a little
Wallcrawler248
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FETT!!! Throw one on the thread of the new suit for me buddy!! 
rodimus184
Active Member
So here's my little input I'm hoping to re-do the mask soon and make it a separate piece due to this original one being a horribly tight fit, plus the fact I can't see a darn thing through the eye-fabric :lol Also thinking about redoing the belt as well.
I'm hoping to re-do the mask soon and make it a separate piece due to this original one being a horribly tight fit, plus the fact I can't see a darn thing through the eye-fabric :lol Also thinking about redoing the belt as well.
DarkHero
Active Member
Thanks man, I'm setting up for my next spidey project. It'll be unique like the 2099. First i gotta shred some of this holiday weight LOL.
Spider Dan
New Member
Some great Spidey suits here. DH, the puffpaint on the 2099 suit is a fantastic idea and the red material used for the symbol and arms works very well. Makes me want to try something similar, if only I had the time and money.
Kolin86
Active Member
Nearly done with mine! It's not too great, but it serves its purpose.
Its a chinese zentai suit that I've modded. First I had my good friend Jessie Melero airbrush the muscle details. Afterwards I glued on shoes and did the puff paint detail. Last I'm adding on the lenses.
Like I said, not the best, but I think it works for a lazy con day.
Its a chinese zentai suit that I've modded. First I had my good friend Jessie Melero airbrush the muscle details. Afterwards I glued on shoes and did the puff paint detail. Last I'm adding on the lenses.
Like I said, not the best, but I think it works for a lazy con day.
Great pics, everybody!
I'm waiting on a new Raimi suit, and was hoping you guys could recommend a good face shell. Any thoughts?
Sean
I'm waiting on a new Raimi suit, and was hoping you guys could recommend a good face shell. Any thoughts?
Sean
DarkHero
Active Member
Honestly, I got mine at Walmart LOL Spiderman hero mask 9.99$. Can't beat it, and I have a big head and it fits me fine.
Kevinbnyc
New Member
Hi all,
Relatively new lurker here. Congrats to everyone on so many unique and awesome Spidey suits. Here's something that I haven't seen on the board yet. This is one of the suits from the Broadway production, Spider-Man Turn Off The Dark. Save your comments about the show itself, their version of the suit is pretty cool and unique. Consider that it's designed to be seen from at least 20 feet away. Most impressive it that it stands up to perhaps the most rigorous use that any Spidey suit will ever see - 8 performances a week involving substantial dancing, martial arts and aerial acrobatics. The entire front of the hood is built with a formed mesh and painted which is then sewn to the back of the hood. This allows an unobstructed field of vision through the mesh. It's why my head appears to have an odd shape in profile (it's not very noticeable when onstage). Puma Future Cat sneakers are attached to the suit with velcro and garment clips. This version of the suit zippers across the back of the shoulders, but there are various versions based on the specific actor and their performance requirements. The suit pictured has had some repairs because it's been used onstage. The costume was designed by the late Eiko Ishioka, a prominent Opera designer.
Kevinbnyc
Relatively new lurker here. Congrats to everyone on so many unique and awesome Spidey suits. Here's something that I haven't seen on the board yet. This is one of the suits from the Broadway production, Spider-Man Turn Off The Dark. Save your comments about the show itself, their version of the suit is pretty cool and unique. Consider that it's designed to be seen from at least 20 feet away. Most impressive it that it stands up to perhaps the most rigorous use that any Spidey suit will ever see - 8 performances a week involving substantial dancing, martial arts and aerial acrobatics. The entire front of the hood is built with a formed mesh and painted which is then sewn to the back of the hood. This allows an unobstructed field of vision through the mesh. It's why my head appears to have an odd shape in profile (it's not very noticeable when onstage). Puma Future Cat sneakers are attached to the suit with velcro and garment clips. This version of the suit zippers across the back of the shoulders, but there are various versions based on the specific actor and their performance requirements. The suit pictured has had some repairs because it's been used onstage. The costume was designed by the late Eiko Ishioka, a prominent Opera designer.
Kevinbnyc
Wallcrawler248
Well-Known Member
I've got a photo shoot planned for the middle of February (was in January but the photographer got busy). Thought i'd share a couple of phtos taken with my iPhone, not the best but you get the idea. Thanks to MCL34N for making this suit, it truly is a work of art!
Wallcrawler248
Well-Known Member
Almost forgot, I've accidently used the un-watermarked pics MCL34N so generously did for me, sorry man. Hopefully D-bag Graham Thompson doesn't tell too many people that this is him and hes currently making suits. Still haven't forgotton about ya GT, been talking about you to EVERYONE
Wallcrawler248
Well-Known Member
I've got a photo shoot planned for the middle of February (was in January but the photographer got busy). Thought i'd share a couple of phtos taken with my iPhone, not the best but you get the idea. Thanks to MCL34N for making this suit, it truly is a work of art!
Bumped to get these pics on this page
Redtogusa
Well-Known Member
I've said it before but I'll say it again, your ASM is one of the best if not the best I've seen. Your body shape, how the suit fits you, the eyes, your stance and poses, just all perfect. Am I right in thinking that you've got no puff paint on there? If that is the case you couldn't tell, it has that slick look already.
rodimus184
Active Member
I've got a photo shoot planned for the middle of February (was in January but the photographer got busy). Thought i'd share a couple of phtos taken with my iPhone, not the best but you get the idea. Thanks to MCL34N for making this suit, it truly is a work of art!
Hot damn, that costume is perfect :eek Nice work man!
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