Iron Man Mark 85
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DeltaStryker000
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Then you'll be fine man. This suit is called for someone who's 5' 11'', but touted to be 5' 9''.
Love this suit-
i found some 3D-printable Mark 85 files from nikkoindustries on his side, https://www.nikkoindustries.com/product-page/iron-man-mk85-stl
he also modelled the Hulk-Infinitiy-Gauntlet and more
he also modelled the Hulk-Infinitiy-Gauntlet and more
Heaven
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It looks like it was modeled after the Hot Toys figure. But it's slightly off from movie stills/posters
DeltaStryker000
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The model look cool but I'm not paying $150 for something I wouldn't be able to use other than for reference files.
In other news I have actually started the suit, with my favorite part. The arc reactor. I know its not completely accurate to the films but hey! Its my cosplay not an entry to the 501st XD
It runs off a 9 volt because the original triangular light I used required a 4.5 volt supply and I couldn't get the AAA batteries to wire up correctly otherwise so until I get the right button cell to make it no more than a 1/2 in wide its a little more than an inch thick.
In other news I have actually started the suit, with my favorite part. The arc reactor. I know its not completely accurate to the films but hey! Its my cosplay not an entry to the 501st XD
It runs off a 9 volt because the original triangular light I used required a 4.5 volt supply and I couldn't get the AAA batteries to wire up correctly otherwise so until I get the right button cell to make it no more than a 1/2 in wide its a little more than an inch thick.
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DeltaStryker000
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Just posting this pic of the nano-gauntlet so that I have a good reference image of the front for future use.
Though I've been thinking, would anyone be interested in watching a vlog series of my build? I'll be receiving the foam in a couple days time so I'll be able to really start hogging away at this project. My plan of action is to do the nano-accessories first, then flesh out the rest of the suit and I think I'lm going to start off with the sword Tony used to attack the Maw in the beginning of Infinity War as thats my favorite sword he uses.
Your guys' thoughts?
Though I've been thinking, would anyone be interested in watching a vlog series of my build? I'll be receiving the foam in a couple days time so I'll be able to really start hogging away at this project. My plan of action is to do the nano-accessories first, then flesh out the rest of the suit and I think I'lm going to start off with the sword Tony used to attack the Maw in the beginning of Infinity War as thats my favorite sword he uses.
Your guys' thoughts?
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DeltaStryker000
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Alright, so if you guys want vlogs on the suit then I'll make them on a dedicated channel.
I've decided on the order I'm going to build. First, I'm going to build the following swords from Infinity War and Endgame, these will be easy since I'm planning on using poster board as the skeletal structure, dowels for strength and to keep them from folding, and covering them in some thin foam.
Then I'm going to build the nano-gauntlet.
Then, I'm going to build the arm mounted blasters. These will be interesting, and I'm going to use a similar technique to the swords. I'll use a cardboard tube for the barrel of the forearm cannon, an oldie but a goodie. Otherwise I'm just going to use cardboard and foam.
Afterwards I'll build the back accessories. The wings, and the energy re-distributer from Endgame.
I'm going to build the second shield we see in Infinity War, not Endgame. The reason being is that the shield we see in Endgame is transparent and the way I'd want to do that is with a large sheet of acrylic but since I don't have enough funds for that I'm just going to build the second one from Infinity War. The first one isn't that appealing to me.
And for the last accessories I'm going to build the battering rams Tony uses against Thanos.
Damn... these are a lot of accessories to build... 13 of them... I hope I'm up to task.
The last thing I'm going to build is, you guessed it, the rest of the suit XD. Starting from the helmet, then chest, followed by the shoulders, forearms, shins, covers for my shoes, then when I lose enough weight thanks to my diet, the abs, cod, biceps, and thighs.
I've decided on the order I'm going to build. First, I'm going to build the following swords from Infinity War and Endgame, these will be easy since I'm planning on using poster board as the skeletal structure, dowels for strength and to keep them from folding, and covering them in some thin foam.
Then I'm going to build the nano-gauntlet.
Then, I'm going to build the arm mounted blasters. These will be interesting, and I'm going to use a similar technique to the swords. I'll use a cardboard tube for the barrel of the forearm cannon, an oldie but a goodie. Otherwise I'm just going to use cardboard and foam.
Afterwards I'll build the back accessories. The wings, and the energy re-distributer from Endgame.
I'm going to build the second shield we see in Infinity War, not Endgame. The reason being is that the shield we see in Endgame is transparent and the way I'd want to do that is with a large sheet of acrylic but since I don't have enough funds for that I'm just going to build the second one from Infinity War. The first one isn't that appealing to me.
And for the last accessories I'm going to build the battering rams Tony uses against Thanos.
Damn... these are a lot of accessories to build... 13 of them... I hope I'm up to task.
The last thing I'm going to build is, you guessed it, the rest of the suit XD. Starting from the helmet, then chest, followed by the shoulders, forearms, shins, covers for my shoes, then when I lose enough weight thanks to my diet, the abs, cod, biceps, and thighs.
George
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Very cool,but why not start with the suit itself? Personal preference though
Either way looking forward to your project !
To help you on your way:
www.thingiverse.com
www.thingiverse.com
www.thingiverse.com
www.thingiverse.com
sketchfab.com
Either way looking forward to your project !
To help you on your way:
Nano Gauntlet Endgame by DamaskProps
Here is my take on the new Nano Gauntlet from Endgame. The model is hollowed out and scaled to fit a normal person (not a Hulk). You can use a normal glove and glue the fingers sections of the gauntlet onto the fingers of the glove to make the gauntlet wearable. If you enjoy my models i'd...
www.thingiverse.com
Iron Man Arc Reactor [Infinity War/Endgame] by R2Droid2
I designed Tony Stark/Iron Man's arc reactor from Avengers Infinity/Endgame in Fusion 360. Though this is just a model, there is an option to add electronics to this arc reactor if you so desire. Glue and supports will be necessary.
www.thingiverse.com
3DIY's Iron Man mk 50 Arc Reactor/Housing Unit by AndrewZer0
This is the Iron Man mk 50 chest piece I made to wear to opening night of Avengers Endgame. I designed it to be fairly DIY as far as the electronics and the face panel, so be warned, those things aren't part of the model. You can see how I made mine in the youtube video below! Happy printing!
www.thingiverse.com
Iron Man Mark 85 Helmet Endgame V2 by DamaskProps
Here is my current progress on the Mark 85 helmet, I started the model quite a while ago but lacked proper references needed to finish it. Since Hot Toys released their version I began reworking the model and finished as soon as possible. There will probably be changes and updates made as more...
www.thingiverse.com
Sketchfab
sketchfab.com
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DeltaStryker000
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Very cool,but why not start with the suit itself? Personal preference though
Either way looking forward to your project !
To help you on your way:
Nano Gauntlet Endgame by DamaskProps
Here is my take on the new Nano Gauntlet from Endgame. The model is hollowed out and scaled to fit a normal person (not a Hulk). You can use a normal glove and glue the fingers sections of the gauntlet onto the fingers of the glove to make the gauntlet wearable. If you enjoy my models i'd...Iron Man Arc Reactor [Infinity War/Endgame] by R2Droid2
I designed Tony Stark/Iron Man's arc reactor from Avengers Infinity/Endgame in Fusion 360. Though this is just a model, there is an option to add electronics to this arc reactor if you so desire. Glue and supports will be necessary.3DIY's Iron Man mk 50 Arc Reactor/Housing Unit by AndrewZer0
This is the Iron Man mk 50 chest piece I made to wear to opening night of Avengers Endgame. I designed it to be fairly DIY as far as the electronics and the face panel, so be warned, those things aren't part of the model. You can see how I made mine in the youtube video below! Happy printing!Iron Man Mark 85 Helmet Endgame V2 by DamaskProps
Here is my current progress on the Mark 85 helmet, I started the model quite a while ago but lacked proper references needed to finish it. Since Hot Toys released their version I began reworking the model and finished as soon as possible. There will probably be changes and updates made as more...Sketchfab
Thanks for the links! The reason why I want to do the accessories first is because these are going to be built without a pattern. They're complex and large and I can't find patterns for any of them for foam that are free. I've already got a pattern for the suit thanks to The14thdoctor, so that will just fly by. Not to mention I'm waiting on a new ink cartridge for my printer to arrive so I can't do the suit first XD
George
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Try look for 3d models at DeviantArt.com and thingiverse.com:
www.deviantart.com
Iron Man (Infinity War) by Pitermaksimoff on DeviantArt
www.deviantart.com
DeltaStryker000
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DeltaStryker000
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Noted George, and actually now that you mention it I had my thumb over the mic XD
DeltaStryker000
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So I was just watching Infinity War again, as you do, and noticed something.
This
Is not a cannon. This is actually the ram that made Thanos bleed... How'd I miss that
This
Is not a cannon. This is actually the ram that made Thanos bleed... How'd I miss that
DeltaStryker000
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Day 2
StormyStorm
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I suggest you checking out this website, for some behind the scenes look on how they made parts of the costume:
Stan Winston School of Character Arts
Stan Winston School of Character Arts
DeltaStryker000
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Really cool stuff! Thanks for the link!
