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Wow…. The detail is amazing. I’m a nerd and I wanted a big daddy for inside my gaming PC. It’s so good looking. This was constructed mainly out of PVC electrical conduit. This pipe is gray in color and takes heat and bending much better than standard white PVC tubing. I bought 40 feet of it for this project and ended up using about 35. At only ¢88/10 feet though, this was an easy buy.
Big Daddy Wrestler Costume - Simply Fancy Dress Big Daddy Wrestler Costume - Simply Fancy Dress
Wow...this is one of the most Impressive builds Ive ever seen. I really like the weathering effects on this one. This is a huge build. Congratulations on your well deserved Awards. Very nice work. Keep collections to yourself or inspire other shoppers! Keep in mind that anyone can view public collections - they may also appear in recommendations and other places. With a strength enhancing exoskeleton worn underneath, this would be the greatest thing anyone has ever made ever. Being able to throw people against walls in that thing would be amazing, assuming the hand could handle it. I got to see your Amazing costume at Dragoncon. It was my first Dragoncon and your costume was one of the nigh lights of my trip. Well done. Amazing seeing how you made it. Thanks for sharing it with us. I made resin copies of wingnuts which were glued into place on the trim ring. About 15 of these resin duplicates weighed as much as a single wingnut. Since I had to wear this thing, every ounce saved counted!BROWN BEAR Cozy Costume for Men & Women -One Piece Jumpsuit - Unisex Halloween Bear Suit w/ Fireman's Flap - Holiday Animal Onesies Gift To make the drill I used a Sakrete 12" Cement tube cut to about 12" high. I then used left over matte board and place 8 pieces in a pie chart pattern. I Shoved a Dowel rod down the center to give it stability and a handle, then I shaped the point of the drill from that. I then wrapped it in newspaper and taped it down. Then take a long piece of yarn or string and spiral it down the length of the drill. Mark the spiral. I used pieces of tape to make the spiral. I taped the blades several times and then painted with Silver hammered paint. after tit was dry add splashes of red to make it look bloody.
Big Daddy From Bioshock : 11 Steps (with Pictures Big Daddy From Bioshock : 11 Steps (with Pictures
When we ran into you and chatted a bit about your Daft Punk helmet, little did I realize this monster was created by the same genius. Wow, so amazing! Thanks as always for sharing your process--something that I don't have the space/inclination to do, but its amazing to watch unfold. :) which I molded in silicone. The portholes were all slush-cast to save weight and time in production. Also, this way, they're completely identical. After this was completed (and the foam given more drying time so it would retain its shape) the entire form was covered in stretch fabric. This smoothed out a lot of the lumpiness of the foamthing, where can i get the materials you used and what is the estimated cost of all the stuff you used? Please let me know, I have plans for a different, yet similar in size, suit. after everything is hardened I cut out as much foam and board as I could to make it as light as possible. Mine actually has a little foam in the arm are and on the top so that the stand will not break through. This is awesome! I saw multiple pictures of it from someone's Dragon*Con album a few days ago and was in awe. It's a million times more impressive now that I've read this post!
Big Daddy | BioShock Wiki | Fandom Big Daddy | BioShock Wiki | Fandom
These are the discs that go over the arms and legs. I don't have any shots handy of their creation, but they were made from layered pink foam, more Ureshell, and resin cast bolt heads. The first shot shows a raw bronze painted piece next to a completed weathered one. My brother and I are going as a Big Daddy and Little Sister for Halloween and I was wondering if if would be possible to get your dimensions for the body of your suit? It would, of course, be immensely appreciated. I'm sure that we could figure it out on our own, but due to clashing work schedules we haven't been able to get a straight day of attention to the project. So, any help would be a godsend. wow amazing! I just discovered your blog and i'm already a fan! continue like that you're doing very great things with you hands! Thank you for posting! I am currently designing for next year and my costume has some similar parts as yours. I have used foam in the past for props but never a suit and so I wasn't sure if it would be stable enough. I kept looking over my blueprints and wondering what in the world you used. Thank you again! Columbia's Songbird Involvement [ ] “ These holes have shown me yet another wonder, though I’ve yet to see the application for it. They illuminate a merger of machine and man that is somehow the lesser, yet the greater, of both parties.” ― Jeremiah Fink [src]
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Nobody have words enough to describe as awesome, amazing, incredible... that is it!!!!!!!!! *_____* leave about a 2ft x 3ft opening on the bottom for access. You will need this for entering the Cosplay and it leaves and opening so the you can set it up on a stand and work easier. Starting with the blueprints printed at full scale (HUGE) I made cross sections out of insulation foam and glued them into place. The empty areas between sections were filled with cardboard. This formed what I called the "skeleton" of the body.
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