Mysterio Cosplay 2014

13doctorwho

Master Member

RPF PREMIUM MEMBER

• Jun 2, 2014

• #21

I love your costume! This was my favorite Spiderman villain growing up. Awesome.

 

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Jellyhugo

Active Member

• Jun 2, 2014

• #22

Thank you! Hope I did it justice

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DRG

Active Member

• Jun 2, 2014

• #23

Very cool ideas here. I'll have to remember that mirror trick... I've seen that spray before and never knew you could see through it in small doses.

One suggestion, if you are to ever tweak this... have you considered flipping one of the eye images (horizontally) so it is the mirror image of the other?

 

cha0tic

Active Member

• Jun 2, 2014

• #24

This looks awesome, great job man!

 

King of Kittens

Member

• Jun 2, 2014

• #25

GREAT!

 

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funkster

Well-Known Member

• Jun 3, 2014

• #26

This has been most useful

I'm starting my Mysterio build once I've done my Ironman (the triathlon, not the armour) in July.

I'd already ordered the Krylon spray to test, so good to know it'll work

 

Jackal

Well-Known Member

• Jun 3, 2014

• #27

That is a fantastic Mysterio. The dome is absolutely perfect.

 

Yeebeme

Active Member

• Jun 3, 2014

• #28

This looks bloody brilliant. 10/10 would make fishbowl comments around you if I were Spider-Man.

 

The martin

Member

• Jun 4, 2014

• #29

Love it! I've had a Mysterio idea floating around for a while. This makes me want to start. Great execution of a great villain.

 

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Jellyhugo

Active Member

• Jun 4, 2014

• #30

Thank you for the props. Trying to decide on my next villain.

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George

Master Member

• Sep 7, 2014

• #31

May I ask what solution you're using for the 'oxygen-issue' ?
For example,if you chose to drill holes for airflow,what size and frequency (spaced out over the surface) would they have?

 

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Jellyhugo

Active Member

• Sep 12, 2014

• #32

It was a little warm inside. I mounted a computer fan in the back. Used a toggle switch and spliced it with a 9v and wired it to the fan. Perodically I had to take it off too cool down. If I would guess probably about every hour to an hour an half.

 

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MikeSullivan

New Member

• Sep 12, 2014

• #33

This is awesome. Great work. The mirror paint is really freaking cool. Well done.

 

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Jellyhugo

Active Member

• Sep 12, 2014

• #34

Thank you. That mirror paint turned out great. I think now I am going to move on to acrylic paint. That way I can paint better.

 

George

Master Member

• Sep 15, 2014

• #35

@stofdaddy:
When relying on holes for air,what size do they need to be and how many for sufficient airflow?

 

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Jellyhugo

Active Member

• Sep 15, 2014

• #36

No holes were drilled. It was solid all the way around.

George said:

@stofdaddy:
When relying on holes for air,what size do they need to be and how many for sufficient airflow?

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scubadave135

New Member

• Sep 29, 2014

• #37

What size acrylic globe did you choose from Amazon? I figure the 14 inch but I hate to buy one without knowing for sure that it's the right size.

 

ahoudini

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RPF PREMIUM MEMBER

• Sep 29, 2014

• #38

The mirror paint is sprayed on the inside of the dome, right?

Really nice job, BTW!

 

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Jellyhugo

Active Member

• Sep 29, 2014

• #39

scubadave135 said:

What size acrylic globe did you choose from Amazon? I figure the 14 inch but I hate to buy one without knowing for sure that it's the right size.

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Hey scubadave 135,

Here is the globe that i purchased. http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_n...n. Neckless Opening - American 3202-14020-003
Hope this helps!

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ahoudini said:

The mirror paint is sprayed on the inside of the dome, right?

Really nice job, BTW!

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Thanks ahoudini! No the paint is on the outside. I did not paint anything on the inside. With lack of ventilation, it could be harmful trying to breath if you have spray paint on inside. Especially if it's like 90 degrees outside or in a convention center. I does get fairly warm in the helmet.

 

ahoudini

Sr Member

RPF PREMIUM MEMBER

• Sep 29, 2014

• #40

Thanks! I am going to say that it would be fine with proper curing of the paint prior to wearing, but, as I never finish a costume well in advance of the event, I understand your decision! Great work!