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Bioshock..Big Daddy, Little Sister and Splicer

Bioshock..Big Daddy, Little Sister and Splicer
So what do you do when you ask your 6yr old daughter what to be for Halloween, and her reply is.. for me to be Big Daddy, her the "Little Sister" and the mom a "splicer.

I guess you better get building
 
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This is only real picture I had to go off of for the suit. I did find a couple of websites of others that have built their suit, but not much for a DIY. I was pretty much flying by the seat of my pants


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Nov 22, 2011. 10:49 PMmikoto says:
Great Job!! You are definately th coolest family on the block.

Makes me want to go back and make another one. I'm with Volpin on how to reduce the cost of the foam, I did the same thing and spent a fortune on expanding foam. I made a PVC Stand so that my Big Daddy Has a place of Honor in our Game room. After making something that Awesome you can't just hide him away in your attic. He will also make a great addition to your halloween display in the years to come. (^_^)
Oct 10, 2011. 8:58 PMl8nite says:
Maybe because I run a haunted house people think it strange that I don't "get" references to movie characters, especially scary movie characters but even ones like yours. That doesn't detract from the fact that I think your costume is ultra fantastic, as is your daughters.. it's almost a shame to spend so much time on something that will get so little use but the creation process is it's own joy, especially when your daughter can work along you.
Nov 10, 2011. 11:48 AMdwalsh7 says:
They're actually video game characters. The game is called "Bioshock" and it's a console and pc game.
Oct 24, 2011. 10:12 AMvolpin says:
You may be able to cut down on the amount of foam used by blocking out more of the inside with cardboard baffles beforehand, like in my write up here. (4th pic down, around the leg and body sections) Filling in more than just the head and leg sections with cardboard means you'll spend less cash on the expensive spray foam.

Actually, if I were to do mine again, I would use some Smooth-On 2-part expanding foam. Overall, it would be cheaper and it will provide a much more consistent density than the canned stuff.
Oct 16, 2011. 1:50 PMostomesto says:
This is EPIC, AWESOME costume!!!!

great job:)
Oct 12, 2011. 6:18 PMNightHawkInLight says:
This is my favorite thing ever. If there isn't too much sentimental value attached to that suit once you're done with it you could probably make a killing on ebay before next Halloween.
Oct 12, 2011. 2:25 PMGailC says:
Awesome stuff! I <3 Bioshock! Where's the splicer? :)
Oct 12, 2011. 6:14 PMGailC says:
:)
Oct 11, 2011. 3:06 AMCHARLESCRANFORD says:
I LOVE IT! If I were at a costume party and saw this, it would elevate my heart rate. You could probably get paid to go to events promoting Bioshock or XBOX. Good luck with the contest.

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