LEGO Bricks bionicle costumes remade!

[toa electro]

well I'm a movie making master, ive been making them since I was 4,so i used to make costumes and whatnot untill i decided that i should make a bionicle one!yes i thought impossible, because im a detail freak,but i did it anyway heres the resultphotostream this is one of the bad pics. heres on of the great pics balta took of me while vacationing on voya nui, http://www.brickshelf.com/gallery/tobduk/costumes/nuparu-costume.jpgi was dressed up like nuparu as to not raise suspicion among the native matoran.and one of my johnny thunder costumes http://www.brickshel...es/p7140265.jpghttp://www.brickshel...es/p7140265.jpgthis was aslo featured in the game stop 360 cam its pretty epici was dressed as kai ZX also but have no pics :(im making a crystal king costume and i dont know what i should be for the lego themed costume contest

Edited September 13, 2012 by toa electro

[-Windrider-]

Mmm, not quite sure where this topic goes, but I know that it doesn't belong in Media Discussion. General Art seems like a safe bet, so shipping this over there...

[Taka Nuvia]

Hm. Do you still have that costume, by any chance? Because if so, even if it doesn' fit you anymore, some detail photographs would be awesome.Anyways, from what I can see in the image that's extremely detailed and set-accurate. Which is just... wow.Something I'm extremely curious about is the process - how do you make those pieces? (like described in that other topic of yours?) And how long does it take at average?And lastly, how heavy are the finished pieces?Many questions, I know. But it's a rather unique project, and I'd love to hear more about it.

[toa electro]

Hm. Do you still have that costume, by any chance? Because if so, even if it doesn' fit you anymore, some detail photographs would be awesome.Anyways, from what I can see in the image that's extremely detailed and set-accurate. Which is just... wow.Something I'm extremely curious about is the process - how do you make those pieces? (like described in that other topic of yours?) And how long does it take at average?And lastly, how heavy are the finished pieces?Many questions, I know. But it's a rather unique project, and I'd love to hear more about it.

yeah i totally have it this was just 2 months ago and i made it out of cardboard wood glue and paint , the pieces arent heavy at all. and heres the process1. get reference material2. get constructing material 3. get a HUGE! piece of cardboard4. start visualizing cutting, shaping, gluing5. assemble, paint and walk into town with it its a tedious procces and im only 50% done with it im a detail freak and want it to look like the actual thing( since im going to make a show about the toa inika on a famous video sharing site) i would make others but costumes like the piraka costume is like 20 dollars and i cant afford it at the moment :(and thanks for bieng interested if u got an e-mail im me and ill send u some pics if u want

[Obsessionist]

Please do post more detailed pictures, it looks like an amazing project but the pictures here make it hard to appreciate the details.

[toa electro]

Please do post more detailed pictures, it looks like an amazing project but the pictures here make it hard to appreciate the details.

i did have some but my computor accidentally deleted them theese are all i have left

[iPenguin]

Bionicle cosplay? That's awesome. I'd love to see more.I'm not used to reviewing this sort of thing, so my opinon is as follows: awesome. Like taka said, you should try and post some super-detailed pics so we can appreciate it properly.Also, the two Johnny Thunder links link to the same thing.