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This Study Photo was taken to show the seamless blend between Different costume parts. How many do you see? |
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This Photo shows the suit In Its Total Assembly (minus The cowl) I shouldve put more thought into buying a mannequin. I purchased one with a pivoted head, making cowls Unwearable. Live And learn I guess. |
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The belt (and The entire suit) Was finished and Painted By me. What I mean by 'finished' Is I collected these parts directly
from a plaster mold. and trimmed, painted, and fit them to a Bodysuit. The Belt for example was a bright Goldish yellow. Im
very pleased with the paint job I did. It looks very Battle Worn. Its almost impossible to tell what its made from even up
close! |
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The Armored Boots
The Armor Is actually very thick latex which has been adhered to a Flattop Tennis shoe. The illusion of the movie Boot is
There. The armor spat has a heavy wetsuit zipper in the rear for easy removal and application. These too were finished by
me.
And the complete Boot design (finding the right shoe and adhersion) was done by me. (over the course of many, many months) |
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These Gloves are actually Fashioned from the First Movie.
They are So beautifully crafted I need No other Gloves. Except my Satin Year1
Gloves (Pics to come soon) |
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