No time for ghostbusters this halloween... spidey will do...

Beside, i just cant use my proton pack without lights and sounds!! one year to make it right! In the mean time: Just finished working on this one. Here are a few pics from a shooting i did with a friend. Yuri’s suit was a great experience overall!

Great looking suit!

Great Pics and awesome getup!

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**Looks really good! And you’re in the right shape for it. Someone at work wore a Catwoman catsuit last year, and she really shouldn’t have. :sigh: **

you MADE that??? Awesome!

Ghostbuster

Ghostbuster

does whatever a

buster can

shoots a stream

at the ghost

busting them

from coast to coast

hey there!

there goes

the ghostbusters!

thats probably the most screen-accurate spiderman costume I’ve ever seen (not that I’ve seen very many, but still…) amazing!

brad, i assembled it. it came from a kit from spideyplanet.com but still is a looooot of work. it’s something like a hundred unsewed, unglued, unpainted parts…

but Yuri designed this and put a lot of time and $$ on research to have a suit as accurate as possible.

still amzing. If I wore it I would look like chubby Pete from Earth X LOL.

gotta be tough being a crime fighter that cant hold a wallet.

How the hell do you even breathe in that thing? Is the mask attached to the costume or a separate piece?

execpt for the sweat getting in the eyes creating fog, the suit is very confortable… that is i only got urethane unmovable batman suits up to now…

yes the mask is attached to the rest. i put this on like a tshirt where my head never passes through the hole!

How…in the hell…did you make that?! That’s seriously incredible work, how did you make the webbed effect on the suit?

That’s looks fantastic, but I’m fairly certain the back spider was printed directly on the silk and isn’t rubber :stuck_out_tongue:

They also used a plastic mask underneath to attach the lens (which is why spidey’s jaw never moved in the first movie, but they added an elasticated jaw for the second so he didn’t look like a power ranger) which I think would help stop it buckling in as well.

In the ‘Making of Spider-Man The Movie’ book I’ve got (somewhere!) they have a small picture of the print template they used. If I find the book I’ll scan it in and post :smiley: