CloroxBot Recycled Giant Robot Costume!

 by chaintool
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Last Halloween I built a robot costume out of laundry detergent bottles, crutches, football shoulder pads, and several stoned days with a hot glue gun.
 
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Step 1: Gather Materials

I spent a week raiding laundry mats trashcans in search of empty bottles gathering about 60 of assorted shapes and sizes. I also found two pairs of crutches (for stilts), and a pair of football shoulder pads.
finfan7 says: Jun 23, 2012. 4:43 AM
And now someone needs to shuffle in one.
costumeshorizon says: May 17, 2010. 10:24 PM
This giant Iron Robot  is looking fabulous and the article is fantastic to make a special robot at home
PikminRed says: Sep 3, 2009. 12:04 PM
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PikminRed in reply to PikminRedNov 2, 2009. 5:40 PM
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chaintool (author) in reply to PikminRedNov 3, 2009. 2:25 PM
Awesome
Lancer G says: Jun 4, 2009. 8:57 AM
I am soo going to use this on halloween! Congrats on your awesomeness and ingenuity.
cowscankill says: Oct 14, 2008. 3:21 PM
Wow. I thought their were comments on this ible... I remmber commenting on this a while ago.... Anyway, you mention using crutches? How would I use crutches for stilts? I want to do this, because I have some old worn out brown leather crutches I got from a yard sale. I also Have an old pare of shoes. How would I make them into stilts?
RetroTechno says: Oct 2, 2008. 9:57 AM
Hope the bleach fumes didn't make you too woozy...unless that was what you wanted. :-)
atombomb1945 says: Oct 2, 2008. 7:57 AM
You know, it wouldn't take much to change this into a cool Mark1 Iron Man costume for Halloween.
shooby says: Oct 1, 2008. 11:28 PM
Pretty intense
etsywhore says: Oct 22, 2007. 6:50 AM
I have aluminium crutches would this still work? and did you stand on the crutch handle? I would love to be this for halloween it is the only costume I have found that has given me inspiration to dress up :)
chaintool (author) in reply to etsywhoreOct 22, 2007. 6:57 AM
Each leg was made of two aluminum crutches. They where arranged upside down so that the piece that usually rests in your armpit would be on the ground. I cut one of the crutches all the way across about a foot from the top at one of the handles. The other crutch I left kinda long, I trimmed it at the point where it would meet my knee while I was standing on the block I used to lift my feet off the ground.and would be strapped to my lower leg. Wow, that sounds kinda confusing, I hope it works for ya.
etsywhore says: Oct 21, 2007. 12:04 PM
how did you attach the crutches?
chaintool (author) in reply to etsywhoreOct 21, 2007. 4:22 PM
I drilled the crutches to two blocks of wood, one higher and one lower. It was a little heavy.
ojochris says: Oct 3, 2007. 2:21 PM
OMG, That is TOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOTALY AWESOME!!!!!!!!
HAL 9000 says: Apr 30, 2007. 8:03 PM
Very creative, very nice!
sharkilepsy says: Oct 9, 2006. 10:47 PM
holy crap man, that is awesome!
Freek_Kid says: Sep 25, 2006. 4:35 PM
hehe nice....buttholes
chaintool (author) in reply to Freek_KidOct 4, 2006. 5:04 PM
Well, you have to ventilate somehow
AndyHope says: Sep 4, 2006. 8:38 PM
haha awesome im in the process of making an optimus prime costume for this comming halloween, ill bee sure to post it
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