CameraMan wrote in post #18050188
Baby Super Gun?
Baby Super Gun?
Ahhh... the old, "process of elimination guessing game" huh? It might be, it might not be. That'll throw a spanner in the works..... :P
Secret squirrel.... 
Jun 26, 2016 05:49 | #1036 CameraMan wrote in post #18050188 Baby Super Gun? Ahhh... the old, "process of elimination guessing game" huh? It might be, it might not be. That'll throw a spanner in the works..... :P Builds By Baz website http://www.buildsbybaz.com
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CameraMan Cream of the Crop  More info | Jun 26, 2016 07:51 | #1037 Well, whatever it is when you start it, please do another photojournal on it here and post the link in this thread. We'd love to follow that project also. Photographer
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Jun 26, 2016 11:52 | #1038 CameraMan wrote in post #18050261 Well, whatever it is when you start it, please do another photojournal on it here and post the link in this thread. We'd love to follow that project also. You guys will have to be on your best behaviour now..... Builds By Baz website http://www.buildsbybaz.com
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CameraMan Cream of the Crop More info | Jun 26, 2016 14:08 | #1041 Great video. I must admit however that because of the video I saw a link to Buddy Hacket on the Tonight Show (on YouTube) and have been following those links since seeing this video. Photographer
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RobKirkwood Goldmember 1,124 posts Likes: 1 Joined Jul 2005 Location: Nottingham, UK More info | Jun 29, 2016 03:39 | #1042 A.S.I.G.N. Observatory wrote in post #18050123 I have another project in the back shed that is 8.4 metres long. I have already started on it, but I won't be working on it until the suit is finished. All I can say is that it is going to make the current project look like kids stuff. Rocket-powered Autogyro, of course - how else would Iron Man get to and from the kids hospitals?
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Jun 30, 2016 05:11 | #1043 RobKirkwood wrote in post #18053011 Rocket-powered Autogyro, of course - how else would Iron Man get to and from the kids hospitals? Seriously, Barry I've watched your builds from the observatory onwards, and never commented before - what you have achieved is amazing, and I take my hat off to you for your motivation, determination and inventiveness. Well done! Rob God bless ya Rob! Thanks mate. Builds By Baz website http://www.buildsbybaz.com
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Jun 30, 2016 05:12 | #1044 CameraMan wrote in post #18050524 Great video. I must admit however that because of the video I saw a link to Buddy Hacket on the Tonight Show (on YouTube) and have been following those links since seeing this video.  Now I'll have to look up Buddy Hacket to see what the fuss is about. :P Builds By Baz website http://www.buildsbybaz.com
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bubbygator I can't tell the difference  1,477 posts Gallery: 1 photo Likes: 63 Joined Feb 2011 Location: Sarasota, sunlight, butterflies, fish, Gators, and Seminoles More info | Jul 04, 2016 19:04 | #1045 Here's a link to marvel suit history that might be interesting background. Gear List
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gmm213 I know some really nice clowns  783 posts Likes: 169 Joined Apr 2013 Location: Portsmouth Va More info | Jul 05, 2016 03:22 | #1046 Been a while since I checked in. Its looking awesome man.
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Jul 05, 2016 07:13 | #1047 bubbygator wrote in post #18058003 Here's a link to marvel suit history that might be interesting background. http://comicbook.com …y-stark-has-ever-created/ Very cool! Ta mate! Builds By Baz website http://www.buildsbybaz.com
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Jul 21, 2016 03:42 | #1049 No money and no time for a few weeks, but today I managed to spend a bit on more foam material so I can work on filling all the joint gaps that so many other cosplayers don't tackle.  2,3,4&5. Trying to make a cover for the elbow that will bend and have the hard steel slide over it by just gluing the top of it in, but not the bottom.     6&7. Inside elbows looked ok and flexed with movement, but crumpled too much at 90 degrees so I cut it in the middle and remade the back piece a bit longer to slide under the front piece.   8&9. You might remember I had to keep trimming the neck pieces down so I could turn my head. The steel was just too rigid and the bottom of the helmet would strike and scrape. I have now replaced the top two rings with foam to cover the neck gap and still allow movement.  IMAGE: http://i.imgur.com/PwVqsnJ.jpg 10&11. I wanted to fill the huge gap under the arms, so I've used foam with a few bits sprayed with a very thin coat of chrome spray. IMAGE: http://i.imgur.com/h5EFPGs.jpg IMAGE: http://i.imgur.com/fHCahbN.jpg Builds By Baz website http://www.buildsbybaz.com
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