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Iron Man Power Suit #8 | Starting the Faceplate | James Bruton
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- Опубликовано: 22 май 2012
- Here are the details of my Iron Man helmet motorized faceplate and light up eyes - lenses which you can also see through.
The biggest challenge making your own Iron Man power suit - that you can actually wear! - is how much detail. Every expects it to look accurate in terms of colour and shaping, and if you’re going to get inside it latches, strapping and so on is a must but… what else? Do you motorise the faceplate? How much lighting and depth do you give the unibeam? What kind of flexibility and motion do the knees, knuckles and neck need? Well, hopefully you’ll agree I went all out on this Iron Man build. Let me know what you think in the comments below.
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I LEGIT WANT... no wait... I NEED THIS SUIT FFFFFFF LOL!!!... great work, my god, people like you are amazing!.
Man! That table is awesome!
So...you looked at a fold out table and got the idea for a helmet mechanism...you have my full respect for your random yet logic brilliant mind.
Awesome work! I like your idea on how the eye lights work.
You sir a treasure trove of information and I thank you for sharing your many techniques. I plan to implement a few my own suit so as to improve it bit by bit!
you eyes just gave me a solution for my own helm i'm working on.
I've watched several of your vids...man you're very creative and talented! Excellent work on all the suits.
Dont mind those guys tbh. your videos are great tutorials with alot of details well explained for any1 interested in making a costume wether its Iron man or another so keep up the great work.
you know what this is so awesome and you are amazing, you've got a subscriber
Dude ! That's really cool !
NOW i wont be surprised if i hear about "real" ironman news any day. and i would know it would be you!!!!!!
Dude!! Awesome table!!
Helluva job man! Really helpful!
Awesome work! I appreciate you showing the thinking that went into this. I love this kind of stuff!!
that table is sooo cool
I really like the eye pieces
Really nice tutorials man, really helpful videos and website, keep up the nice work my friend.
Awesome work on the helmet
nice work! Thanks for posting.
Awesome table
Hey dude, awesome job. HUD sunglasses are coming out soon, you could implement them in your helmet design! Then you'd have an actual, real, tony stark, iron man helmet. You are a hero to us all
Really love the finished helmet, absolutely awesome, congrats!
Simply amazing
really good job seriously!
Excellent Craftsmanship!
You sir are a genius !
Very awesome, I would love to learn how to do this, perhaps all aluminum...I plan on checking out your other vids, thanks for sharing your inspirational work.
Cool table!!!
im ganna folow your steps and tryn make my own ieon man suit this is so cool ive always wanted a genuine iron man suit lets hope i do good btw i just subscribed keep up the good work
A motorcycle helmet like this would be bad ass
cool man,bravo!!!
Can you see thru those eye glass pieces with the LED lights on? When the mask is down offcourse?
electromagnetic locking is also something to consider, if there're design issues with to consider with the motor and lifting the face.
I love how you reply to comments such as that :)
Hey mate very well done on the iron man helmet.
I always follow you on you tube and on your website and i will look forward to see the repulsor and unibeam.
damn, that's really cool
Wow! Really nice man! :)
jamesbruton i really likes your work
holy shit this is so sick!!
awesome suit
As an alternative to an IR link, I think that it would be simpler and easier to use a magnet attached to the end of the helmet wire and a magnet of opposite polarity embedded in the suit and electrically connected to the rs232 controller. The wire would snap to the magnet when you put the helmet on and easily disconnect when you take the helmet off while still preserving your range of head movement.
This is a really nice solution to the face plate working. I am in the process of making a full pep Iron Man suit, just finishing the legs this weekend and then last few bits to be fibre glassed before I finish the filler on everything. I've seen people using Arduino boards to control the face plate, lights etc and would love to have a setup like yours or using similar. My problem is that I don't have the programming skills to use the chip board and costume needs to be finished by Halloween!
Thank you for the trick about the LEDs and lace veil was gonna do something like that for a dj mask I'll post a vid later of it
You are a genius!
Amazing!
That's awesome I want one
Just wondering - Have you ever considered making the air brake flaps for this suit? I think it might be a nice little detail. Although it could also turn out to be more trouble than initially thought. But anyway, they could be operated by some kind of internal pulley system which would run through rubber sleeves to a small motor hidden somewhere comfortable. Also, it could even be possible to use multiple motors to operate multiple flaps in sequence.
holy...fraking tony junior...this cool and hot togather. great job..well done
Awesome!
some day... gonna build that suit
awesome! nice job!
next video: Jarvis and the HUD system installed
Nice work
wow good luke man
Cool nice work
This is cool.
Just found another ironman helmet made by Chinese uni students. They have nice surface finish and better mask mechanism.
nice table dude
smart idea
YOU GOT A DEAL lol
Hello.
Congratulations, your work is awesome.
Do you sell one copy of this iron man helmet.? Its very interesting.
you're a genius
You should make a whole costume like that.
why do have christmas lights up in may
I used to have this table!!
so cool
EXELENT VIDEO
NICE TABLE BRUH
You are the best
Ok, a few questions. 1. How do you connect the lights to the servo control board? 2. What are the codes to use to configure the servos and lights? 3. Do you have a circuit schematic for the voltage regulator circuit board connecting to the new picaxe 08? I have the rest of the circuitry figured out except these 3 points
that table is fucking awesome !
he is still doing it
Omg amazing
Cool!
Cool.
interesting video!
You should put some blue SMD's around the inside of the eyes so when it closes they turn on
he made it first out of paper, added, fiberglass, and put bondo on it. sanded it down then made a mold out of silicone so he can make how ever many helmets he wants. this specific one is silicone, but the first one is Fiberglass/bondo. google it.
sooooooooooooooooo cool man
You rock. Are you going to put a video toturial or are you going to put it for sale?
This would go nice with my iron man bike
sickkkkkkkkkk!
If I wasn't an IB student... I'd make my own suit...
Do you by chance know if you were to use red LEDs (basically to get War Machine's red eyes), if would that work? Or would you need red chromed sunglasses for the proper effect?
thats so fucking awesome
Thank you so so so so much for making this video! It's definitely simplified the process of making IM eyes. :D
I'm curious, however... Where did you get the lights from? I looked around on eBay, but I was unable to find anything similar (same brand or knockoff) to the ones shown here.
You have officially gotten me interested in Mechanics and Physics.
Quick question. What did you use to make the helmet, before the servos and LED's I mean. Is it Pepakura or foam or what?
fantastic
Do you have the stl files for this ?
Hi there James im a big fan of your work and ive just finished my motorized helmet im having a problem though with noisy servos have you got any advice on this issue thanks
It was just a demonstration of adapting and utilising already established mechanical/geometric principles, that we come across in every day life. Some people notice and register these things, some don't....
my money, all of it. take it.
awesome :D
now my one and only demand is a 3d printer
You have 1 million views!
I need this
exactly this table stands in my house lol
The power of robotics
Want one so bad
Thanks. I do watch your videos but I have nether heard you say any thing about using foam board to make a suit