Step 11: The pant and Sleeves and the Finished Big Daddy
I used an army green fabric to make the pants and sleeves. I sewed two identical tubes to make the arms and attached velcro to the outside edge of the top and the inner edge bottom of each sleeve and then attached the other side of the velcro to the inner part of the arm hole, and the outer edge of the drill and foam hand .
To sew the pants I made the legs I sewed two tubes as large as I could and then sewed a wide strip in between them to make a makeshift overall pant that has tie straps to hold them up.
I added velcro to the bottom outer edge of the pants to attach the pants to the shoes so that it kept a uniform look.
Here is a 99% finished Big Daddy. I still needed to touch up the cage to cover the tape, but that was completed .
The Finished Product weights about 20 Lbs.
after everything is hardened I cut out as much foam and board as I could to make it as light as possible. Mine actually has a little foam in the arm are and on the top so that the stand will not break through.
I worked on this at least 16 hours a day for 3 weeks. I put in over 300 hours of work into it.
To sew the pants I made the legs I sewed two tubes as large as I could and then sewed a wide strip in between them to make a makeshift overall pant that has tie straps to hold them up.
I added velcro to the bottom outer edge of the pants to attach the pants to the shoes so that it kept a uniform look.
Here is a 99% finished Big Daddy. I still needed to touch up the cage to cover the tape, but that was completed .
The Finished Product weights about 20 Lbs.
after everything is hardened I cut out as much foam and board as I could to make it as light as possible. Mine actually has a little foam in the arm are and on the top so that the stand will not break through.
I worked on this at least 16 hours a day for 3 weeks. I put in over 300 hours of work into it.
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HappyNoodleboy1
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Jan 13, 2011. 8:55 PMReply
This instrucable is awesome! Have you seen the Big Daddy costume and step by step instruction for it on Volpin Props? Oman, that guy is incredible. Working Drill and helmet lights and everything :D
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theexternaldisk
in reply to Feb 24, 2011. 6:53 AMReply
Volpin Props is awesome! i wish i could make stuf like that
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GHOST66
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Oct 12, 2010. 7:54 PMReply
METROCON!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I SAW YA THERE GOOD JOB!!!!!!!!!!!!
tallcan
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Sep 22, 2010. 5:00 PMReply
GREAT JOB!!
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TrIAd21991
says:
Aug 23, 2010. 4:05 AMReply
your costume is cool but the deadpool costume is way cooler....
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mikoto (author)
in reply to Aug 23, 2010. 10:31 PMReplyDead pool was having a blast at the convention. And yeas his cosplay was good
dr.r3b3l
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Aug 11, 2010. 1:10 AMReply
Wow. looks Great! I might try that in the holidays!
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mikoto (author)
in reply to Aug 17, 2010. 7:58 AMReplyBiG daddy will be an addition to our Halloween display this year too. Here is the instructable for the Cocooned body I made for last years Halloween display
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arb1ter
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Aug 11, 2010. 9:30 AMReply
you need to find a little girl to be a little sister
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mikoto (author)
in reply to Aug 11, 2010. 3:32 PMReplyA friend of ours was the little sister. She just was not available during this photo op.
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arb1ter
in reply to Aug 13, 2010. 4:57 PMReply
nice im gonna try makeing the new delta big daddy suit just cuz i lov it then gonna try to convince my girlfriend to be big sister but but that probably wont happen
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mikoto (author)
in reply to Aug 14, 2010. 10:56 PMReplyThat would be a great cosplay. Take her to a convention before you try talking her into cosplaying. Let her see people get excited about your cosplay and she will probably agree. Good luck
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