spidey4fun
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No probs... email me some outside action pics if you get a chance.
Sorry to interrupt ...
I had posted awhile back about mesh possibilities for Spider-Man eyes...and thought I'd come back to report for those who are still trying to make suits themselves.
After a lot of testing...this might have been posted before but it bears repeating...the best/tightest mesh that I've found is the mesh from coffee pot strainers. For a movie look obviously you spray pearlescent white on the front and black on the back. For a comic look, flat white on the front...and optional black on the back.
For a fabric, we've found some white curtain fabric that when double layered gives the see out but dont see in from at least 5 feet away...and in pictures (even up close) is just like the comics.
Just thought I'd discuss![]()

yeah, good to know... pics?
a buddy of mine recently made a pretty sweet Mandalorian outfit. He used something like moldable plastic to make the armor. I think i might do that to make some eye frames; that way I can make them exactly how i want.
edit: its called Sintra, if anyone is interested.
http://www.foamboardsource.com/sintra-pvc-foam--sintra-pvc-board.html
you can cut it to shape, heat it up, mold it, then when it dries you can sand/carve/etc.

anyone know where i can buy plain suits (and which is better - spandex or lycra?). I'm looking to make a "homemade" suit - something that looks good, but at the same time is conceviable that an average joe can make, so i don't need to get anything screen printed - I'm just looking for a standard "cat suit"; though I might be hitting you up, Jester, for some spider symbols...
a buddy of mine recently made a pretty sweet Mandalorian outfit. He used something like moldable plastic to make the armor. I think i might do that to make some eye frames; that way I can make them exactly how i want.
edit: its called Sintra, if anyone is interested.
http://www.foamboardsource.com/sintra-pvc-foam--sintra-pvc-board.html
you can cut it to shape, heat it up, mold it, then when it dries you can sand/carve/etc.
Thank God!t: No affense though to anyone here who was or is a Spider-Milk Fan.. he reminded me alot like Spideyfan27 which most of you know about always coming up and posting fake replicas etc proclaiming it to be his own.. although maybe Spider-Milk's work was real or maybe not who knows but to me alot of it seemed fake.

Still a fantastic amount of costumes going on here. I'll have to actually get to doing one of these, and take the time necessary to do so. Thankfully there's a wealth of experience and knowledge on this forum!
