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CR-Tutorials-Iron Man Repulsor Prop

video CR-Tutorials-Iron Man Repulsor Prop

Remember last week's Arc Reactor.Here's something to finish your Tony Stark costume

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31 comments

Mar 12, 2012. 6:42 PMluisrobles says:

Good instructable, and a good actor indeed...

Feb 17, 2012. 6:04 PMq1q2q3q4TTT says:

ahahahhahahahahh that light on your hand is from the dollar store :[]

Aug 28, 2011. 12:47 AMTrooper626 says:

Well, I'm making a suit to but instead of all that work in making the gloves i just bought Red gloves and added effects

Jul 8, 2011. 7:52 PMEye Poker says:

Get the feeling your looking at the next Adam Savage?

May 16, 2011. 7:59 AMtparikka says:

wow amazing good work

Jul 20, 2010. 6:30 PMThe_Batman says:

There's only one thing that i don't understand, what does he mean by thick and thin cardboard? They all seem sorta the same to me, could anyone please give me some examples?

Jan 5, 2011. 2:46 PMRamDragon says:

He is describing corrugated and un-corrugated cardboard. Cardboard, or chip-board, is typically not corrugated-that is, it doesn't have a wavy "filling" sandwiched between to flat "bread" pieces. (man, I think I'm hungry.) The corrugated stuff is what people usually just call "cardboard" but it is not entirely accurate. (Now for peanut-butter and skittles sammiches!)

I like "double corrugated" for building up thickness and strength, but you usually have to buy that junk since it's used to ship heavy things that destroy it fairly well in transit.

Feb 10, 2011. 5:30 PMwillrandship says:

Actually, check your local supermarket. The stands they sell watermelon in are like that, actually triple thick though, and they'll probably let you have it for free.

Oct 14, 2010. 5:08 PMkomodoboyx5 says:

cardboard levels, from smallest, to largest:

1. average toy cardboard. no triangle layer (thin)
2. average cardboardbox. one layer of cardboard. (thick)
3. Piano cardboard box. the gold of the cardboard mine. ULTRA thick.

Oct 24, 2010. 10:37 AMmodestyprevails says:

Thick and thin is like a cereal box vs. a packing (moving) box.

Oct 1, 2010. 6:16 AMmasaya999 says:

i supposed to have my own film... i want what u did...

Aug 1, 2010. 8:49 PMvprevanth says:

its nice it can be made possible if we can humans can do wht ever thy can

Sep 17, 2009. 3:22 AMgt11182 says:

make an iron man costume please

Aug 1, 2010. 8:48 PMvprevanth says:

i can make it but i need lot of support of others like engineers and those who can bare financial amt

Jun 28, 2010. 6:14 AMnenaptio says:

probably would have been better to take out the leds and put them inside the glove :/

May 31, 2010. 7:03 PMspaceboy22 says:

nice Repulsor ray i remember seeing that on Youtube.com how do you make those special effects. just how,please i want to know i hope you know i'm watching your video right now

May 6, 2010. 5:29 PMbubbadamage says:

all it needs now is a leaf blower incorperated into it. to seem more realistic.

Mar 12, 2010. 6:36 PMhalberdear says:

i just had an idea for something like this, except personally i would try to use a super bright flash LED, not sure how exactly though..

Feb 18, 2010. 11:31 PMmigsierra17 says:

hey dude I like what you've done. Try using car spray paint and finish it off with a glossy coat I used it for my phone and it looks metallic and sleek. Also have you thought about using either some thin sheet metal or polyurethane instead of carboard it might help it look more exact. Cool stuff and great job!!

Feb 10, 2010. 1:08 PMbatboy801 says:

wow....just....wow

Jan 28, 2010. 1:10 AMlmuntzert says:

Kid,
You're the damn best! Instructional and fun. You're going places. Nice work.

Jan 19, 2010. 3:07 PMaRejectedKitten says:

nice

Jan 9, 2010. 5:01 PMDannytheGreat says:

I don't know how restrictive the fingers are, but instead of using your other hand to turn the light on make a fist and have your middle finger turn it on

nice accent
kudos

Oct 19, 2009. 12:17 PMH3xx says:

Dude, Awesome project. I'm lovin' your accent too! :)

Sep 26, 2009. 4:34 AMklod17 says:

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Oct 10, 2009. 9:54 AMM4industries says:

He doesnt have to answer

Oct 8, 2009. 8:59 AMcamferret says:

why does it matter how old he is?

Sep 15, 2009. 9:25 AMcardboardfrog says:

Great effect with exactly the kind of materials i can afford, Cheap ones haha. thanks alot.

Jul 20, 2009. 3:05 AMpunky859 says:

nice job i just made the glove but mine was streamlined a lot try using a rubber glove instead of a thick cotton 1

May 23, 2009. 1:18 AMpurduecer says:

Nice, I like your work sir, so kudos

May 22, 2009. 6:08 PMWard_Nox says:

not bad have you given any thought to useing PVC pipe in place of cardboard you might be able to get a more metalic paint job that way and it can take a bit of a beating