Darth Sparrow
New Member
Hey TMP I sent you an email on Bekhans. Interested on info on a suit as well ;-)
TMP
Sr Member
Wanted to share a photo story, that i will personally never forget.
Like a father holding his kids Hand.
The smile of a proud father.
A proud moment.
And here is a photoshoot of a friend of mine i helped out with an Capt America suit. Was great fun directing the photoshoot and the photoshoot lasted for several hours. Our location was at a abandon German WW2 fort in Northern Norway here is some of my favorites. Please note he is standing on a wall of one of the ruined concreet bunkers.
Like a father holding his kids Hand.
The smile of a proud father.
A proud moment.
And here is a photoshoot of a friend of mine i helped out with an Capt America suit. Was great fun directing the photoshoot and the photoshoot lasted for several hours. Our location was at a abandon German WW2 fort in Northern Norway here is some of my favorites. Please note he is standing on a wall of one of the ruined concreet bunkers.
bamboodia
Active Member
Why oh why have I not seen this thread before??. I'm now looking at my WIP MkIII and thinking why bother. Cheers TMP 
Seriously though, your work is unbelievable. And meeting the main man himself is fully deserved I'd say. It's a shame you can't see the probable huge smile on your face under that helmet.
Those Cpt America shots are awesome too. I bow my head to you sir.
Seriously though, your work is unbelievable. And meeting the main man himself is fully deserved I'd say. It's a shame you can't see the probable huge smile on your face under that helmet.
Those Cpt America shots are awesome too. I bow my head to you sir.
ROBOSTEVE 0671
Sr Member
Great shots John on both the ones of you with Stan Lee and the awesome lighting on the Capt America shoot. Brilliant!
Bamboodia, Trust me , your doing an awesome job!!! Do not give up! I've follwed your own thread and I know your on the track to having an awesome suit, it takes time mate, most iron Man builders have to spend well over a year plus, it's finding the time to get on it that's a pain, I know it all too well.
Been working on my latest Mark III for 2 years now and still a little way to go but I can see a light at the end of the tunnel.
Keep at it mate. :thumbsup
Bamboodia, Trust me , your doing an awesome job!!! Do not give up! I've follwed your own thread and I know your on the track to having an awesome suit, it takes time mate, most iron Man builders have to spend well over a year plus, it's finding the time to get on it that's a pain, I know it all too well.
Been working on my latest Mark III for 2 years now and still a little way to go but I can see a light at the end of the tunnel.
Keep at it mate. :thumbsup
So awesome!
SqueekinOrka
Well-Known Member
Those pics with Stan Lee are great! He looks so happy and thats an amazing suit
Those pics with Stan Lee are great! He looks so happy and thats an amazing suit
Seriously. That had to have been a surreal experience!
TMP
Sr Member
I posted this a wile ago on my facebook, but since its been ages i been to the forum i though it was time to share some of the photos of the new Generic Armor we are making with interchangable designed parts. Countless of design posibilities to make an unique armor to stand out from the masses. Variaty of helmets, gauntlets, biceps, chest, emblem, upper legs and color designs.
New chest design will be more aerodynamic but we can implement overlapping design to the armor for a more "armored" look. Chest emblems from Circle, triangle, diamond, hexagon, to letters.
New Chest design in progress, removable faceplate.
New shoulders from the side.
New gauntlets
New Biceps with posibility of differnt bicepts designs.
Functional and overlapping shoulders
New chest design will be more aerodynamic but we can implement overlapping design to the armor for a more "armored" look. Chest emblems from Circle, triangle, diamond, hexagon, to letters.
New Chest design in progress, removable faceplate.
New shoulders from the side.
New gauntlets
New Biceps with posibility of differnt bicepts designs.
Functional and overlapping shoulders
TMP, have you done any guide/tutorials on motorized helmet hinges? I've read other people describing helmets as functioning "like a TMP helmet" but I haven't been able to find if you've given instructions.
If you haven't, that's of course fine, I'm just curious if you have and I just can't find it.
Thanks!
If you haven't, that's of course fine, I'm just curious if you have and I just can't find it.
Thanks!
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poecat87
Guest
i joined the forum to talk to you.. i was wanting to know if you will be willing to make and sell a iron man suit. ive looked for a long time and cant find anything. you can take as much time as you need to make it im in no hurry, just let me know
I'm looking for exactly the same thing, but I have not found anything yet.
if you find anything, let us know and I'll do the same if I find something
ziffa27
Member
Re: Iron Man Costume. TMP. NEW 2009 HELMET PHOTOS Page 77.
Hey all,
TMP do suits on order like this?
well after the wait. I finally got my TMP Iron man suit. I am VERY pleased with what i received. It is great work and definately will deal with TMP again. i tried everything on last night for the first time. i still have some trimming and hands to make but i wanted to share some of the photos that were taken of me in the suit..
i am very happy with how the suit fits me. i believe once all the trimming is done and the feet are padded correctly it will be my favorite suit and will definately be my pride and joy out of all my costumes..
www.Des0late.com
I thank you TMP for giving me this opportunity. and supplying me with this amazing work of art. I hope to see much more beautiful creations from you in the future.
best wishes.
Hey all,
TMP do suits on order like this?
IronOneiro
New Member
Re: TMP IRONMAN - New Photos from Ironman 2 Promotion UK.
Hi TMP, first off, amazing work, really inspirational! I plan on doing my first build (from foam, Iron Patriot) starting in the next week. One thing I wanted to ask, if that is okay, is just a little about your method!
Do you make a whole suit first, a cast made from clay, and then reproduce each piece? I think masked Rider uses this process, the end result is amazing. I was also wondering what material the kits are made from? Any light you could shed would be much appreciated. I am little baffed as to how you reproduce the pieces once you have your first cast (which I assume is made from clay or putty or resin on top of foam?). I would really like to try this process. I am sorry if I have committed any faux pas, I am just inspired by the incredible work. I'm very new to the RPF and again sorry if I have resurrected a dead thread!
Hello honorary members of the RPF. Its been a while since i posted last active and some members have asked for updates and photos of how the TMP /BekkHans Ironman Armor looks in Kit form trimmed and primed.
Here are some photos to your enjoyment.
Hi TMP, first off, amazing work, really inspirational! I plan on doing my first build (from foam, Iron Patriot) starting in the next week. One thing I wanted to ask, if that is okay, is just a little about your method!
Do you make a whole suit first, a cast made from clay, and then reproduce each piece? I think masked Rider uses this process, the end result is amazing. I was also wondering what material the kits are made from? Any light you could shed would be much appreciated. I am little baffed as to how you reproduce the pieces once you have your first cast (which I assume is made from clay or putty or resin on top of foam?). I would really like to try this process. I am sorry if I have committed any faux pas, I am just inspired by the incredible work. I'm very new to the RPF and again sorry if I have resurrected a dead thread!
