Bebop & Rocksteady Costumes

 by ModMischief
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Everyone's favourite mutant rhino and warthog! Who wouldn't want to be the bad guys from the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles for Halloween?!
 
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Step 1: What you'll need

We had many of the materials we needed already at home, the rest we found at thrift shops, craft stores and costume shops.

You'll need:
* plaster strips
* vaseline
* 2 baseball caps or other tight fitting hats
* newspaper or other scrap paper
* white glue
* thin cardboard
* masking tape
* plastic cups (optional)
* costume mohawk (any purple wig hair would do but I happened to pick up a couple mohawks on sale last year)
* fake fur - we used less than 1.5 meters
* scrap fabric
* sewing machine or needle and thread
* hot glue gun
* coat hanger or similar wire
* elastic
* needle and thread
* air dry clay
* paint
* hairspray
* binder rings
* craft paints
* cheap "skateboarding & trick roller skating" helmet
* rope
* plaster of paris and sandpaper (optional)
* cheap safety goggles
* foam core
* 2 bottle caps
* 3 long-sleeved undershirts
* upholstery foam (the kind they sell in square packs to replace chair cushions will work well)
* red faux leather jacket or vest
* beige tank top or white muscle shirt and tea
* batting or stuffing (I used leftovers from other projects and some of the insides of an old pillow)
* 2 pairs of large work gloves
* coffee
* large wide cargo pants (black for Bebop, camo or khaki for Rocksteady)
* giant shoes (worthy of their own instructable)
* plastic bullets
* skull and bone necklace
* toy guns
* studded choker
* foam craft balls
* pins
* wire
* velcro
* toy grenades
Lango84 says: Oct 14, 2012. 8:31 PM
WOW. These are awesome. Great job.
TimTheScarecrow says: Sep 18, 2012. 1:58 AM
These look fantastic!
Brings back childhood memories, too.
Osquar says: Sep 17, 2012. 5:27 AM
FREAKING GREAT outfits!!!!
karalalala says: Sep 17, 2012. 12:29 AM
THIS IS AMAAAZZZIIING!
RandomIdeaMan says: Jul 31, 2012. 2:03 PM
Wow! those costumes look fantastic!!
frisbeechamp1983 says: Jan 12, 2012. 7:32 PM
can the helmet still be used as a bike helmet?
ModMischief (author) in reply to frisbeechamp1983Jan 13, 2012. 5:36 AM
Without the hard plastic shell, I don't think it would be safe to use as a bike helmet.

If you want to continue to use it as a helmet, I would suggest making the modifications on top of the hard plastic and keeping everything intact under the papier mache.
ksykes says: Nov 9, 2011. 12:55 PM
Amazing costumes, and great write up! Just looking at the pictures instantly took me back to watching TMNT cartoons after school when I was a kid.
jessyratfink says: Nov 8, 2011. 6:06 PM
Aaaaaaaaahhhhhhhh! The greatest.
lemonie says: Nov 8, 2011. 1:35 PM

Quality - how many people wanted to be Shredder eh?
Lovely.

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sunshiine says: Nov 8, 2011. 1:17 AM
Hey Mod! Sweeeet! You did an amazing job! I wondered where you have been! Sunshiine
mikeasaurus says: Nov 7, 2011. 11:08 PM
Cowabunga, dude!
Penolopy Bulnick says: Nov 7, 2011. 8:42 PM
Most amazing costumes!
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