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Bazza's Iron-Man suit build

 
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Nov 01, 2014 06:50 |  #361

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^^I wouldn't count on that nuclear power source for too long, mate. I've heard that it's liable to fail in a billion years or so!

BTW...terrific work!

I'm not ambitious at all. A few hundred would do me. ;)

Here's all the bending and folding I got done tonight with a couple of pairs of pliers, gloved hands and the occasional tap with a mallet. So hard to do this quietly at night!

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Nov 01, 2014 23:13 |  #362

Finally the young bloke is old enough to start learning a trade. Helping dad flatten out some temporary joining plates for the iron man suit and then loading the rivet gun with, "very special green rivets".

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Bending and folding the chest brace to mirror the cardboard prototype. Pop-rivets just holding shape until i weld it up.

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Nov 02, 2014 00:56 as a reply to  @ A.S.I.G.N. Observatory's post |  #363

loving it. and your son hehe. maybe he can work on Chet's suit.




  
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Nov 03, 2014 05:57 |  #364

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loving it. and your son hehe. maybe he can work on Chet's suit.

LOL! I'd love to see how THAT turns out... :P

Chest brace welded up for the most part. I won't be cleaning it up until I get the back done and fitted.

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Chest piece loosely fitted over the chest brace with the two collar plates.

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Nov 04, 2014 05:46 |  #365

A couple of productive hours after work today. I tack-welded the cod-piece and neck seal together. I have a lot of beating and shaping on some home made dollys to get it all fitting together perfectly, then I'll weld it all up and grind it back neat.

I pre-assembled the main torso parts together to have a look at it all for fit. The old attempt at the abdominal armour in aluminium is going to be scrapped in favour of a more workable and bendable steel one. I'll get on to that this week hopefully.

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Nov 04, 2014 09:57 |  #366

Coming along wonderfully, Baz!


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Nov 04, 2014 11:23 |  #367

Your untiring efforts are quite remarkable.




  
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Nov 07, 2014 04:33 |  #368

Ta folks! :D

Here's today's work. One shoulder bell with the cardboard trial beside it for comparison.

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Nov 08, 2014 03:23 |  #369

GAHHH!! I must be exhausted. I spent most of the day in the hot sun on a cabless tractor.

I think it effected my concentration....

This afternoon I got all the way through the second shoulder bell only to realise at the end that I have made half of it the same as the opposite shoulder bell.... got to cut, bend, fold and weld another one all over again! What a waste..

There's the bit at the back that should have been made the other way around.....

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Nov 08, 2014 06:57 |  #370

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GAHHH!! I must be exhausted. I spent most of the day in the hot sun on a cabless tractor.

I think it effected my concentration....

This afternoon I got all the way through the second shoulder bell only to realise at the end that I have made half of it the same as the opposite shoulder bell.... got to cut, bend, fold and weld another one all over again! What a waste....

I did that building a tool shed. I built the wall in the garage and assembled onsite. Only when onsite did I realize i built 2 left shed walls.


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Nov 08, 2014 08:41 |  #371

^ LOL


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Nov 09, 2014 05:31 |  #372

^^^ LOL!

Re-cut and re-made the second shoulder bell today.

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Nov 09, 2014 05:37 |  #373

This is looking SOOOO freakin' awesome, Baz!!!!!!


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Nov 09, 2014 05:38 |  #374

Woow, you almost there ;)


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Nov 10, 2014 07:39 as a reply to  @ Reservoir Dog's post |  #375

Cheers gang! :cool:

I thought I'd pull a bit of a marathon tonight so I stayed in the workshop until 11pm, welding.

Back armour all assembled and welded up.

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