A year ago I decided that I wanted to make the ultimate Halloween costume, so I decided to make an IRON MAN costume. I had no idea at the time how involved fabricating the suit would be. It was a challenge, but a lot of fun. If you are thinking about making a costume like this, you need to plan on spending 6 months to a year in order to achieve the desired results.

Play Iron Man. Mark 3 Suit Test Iron Man. Mark 3 Suit Test. Here your task is to help Tony Stark to check his Iron Man suit. Complete all tests successfully, because the Iron Man can't tak.

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Have fun with the whole process, you will learn a lot and have fun making a unique costume. Materials I used: 1.

Foam EVA, Sheets from Sears 2. Hot glue gun, gluesticks 3. X-acto knife, replacement blades 4. Card Stock for patterns 5.

Pre wired lights from Radioshack 6. Two 9-volt batteries and battery clips 7. Old pair of shoes, and gloves 8. Foamies from Joann Fabrics for the hands and neck parts 9. Jewelry casting plastic bracelet mold form hobby lobby, and plastic resin 10. Copper wire for Arc reactor 11.

Old water faucet head 12. Modge Podge 13. Plasti Dip 14.

Red and gold spray paint 15. Iron Man free downloadable costume patterns, Google pepakura files Iron Man 17. Permanent Markers. Making the eyes glow like they do in the movies was difficult. I used L.E.D.'

S with a foil backing and blocked the area behind the l.e.d.' S so I wouldn't be blinded. I used white moldable plastic for the eye piece and had to experiment with the placement of the lights to achieve the desired effect. Once I positioned the lights in the proper place, I hot glued them to the plastic and inserted them onto the helmet. I had to make an eye slit underneath the plastic so I could see out of the helmet.

My field of vision isn't great, but enough to walk around with the helmet on, see people, and avoid obstacles. This step was the easiest part of the entire process. To allow paint to stick to EVA foam, the surface has to be prepared with a mixture of Elmers school glue and water, 50/50 mixture.also called modge podge. The entire surface needs 5-6 coatings of mode podge.

Approximately 2.5 days to allow for dry time. You can put the modge podge on as sloppy as you want because the foam will soak it up and the surface will remain smooth. After some trial and error, I found that using Plasti-Dip was the next best method to prime the surface. For some reason, spray paint primer would cause the surface of the foam to bubble up. Probably because the propellant in the spray can was eating away at the foam.

So I used Plasti-Dip, applied a layer to all the surfaces, and the problem was solved. After prepping, you are now ready to prime the surface. I used 2-3 cans of spray paint primer.

After the surface has been primed, it is time for paint. I used Krylon Gloss Cherry Red and was happy with the result.

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Genius, billionaire, playboy, philanthropist. Son of legendary inventor and weapons contractor Howard Stark. When Tony Stark is assigned to give a weapons presentation to an Iraqi unit led by Lt. James Rhodes, he's given a ride on enemy lines. That ride ends badly when Stark's Humvee that he's riding in is attacked by enemy combatants.

He survives - barely - with a chest full of shrapnel and a car battery attached to his heart. In order to survive he comes up with a way to miniaturize the battery and figures out that the battery can power something else. Thus Iron Man is born.

He uses the primitive device to escape from the cave in Iraq. Once back home, he then begins work on perfecting the Iron Man suit.

But the man who was put in charge of Stark Industries has plans of his own to take over Tony's technology for other matters. Quotes first lines:I feel like you're driving me to court martial. This is crazy. What did I do?

I feel like you're gonna pull over and snuff me. What, you're not allowed to talk? Hey, Forrest!:We can talk, sir.:Oh, I see. So it's personal.:No, you intimidate them.:Good God, you're a woman! I honestly, I couldn't have called that. I mean, I would apologize, but isn't that what we're going for here? I thought of you as a soldier first.:I'm an airman.:Well, you have actually excellent bone structure.».

Alternate VersionsThe scene where Stark reads a newspaper with the headline 'Who Is the Iron Man?' Differs on the theatrical and DVD/Blu-ray releases. On the theatrical release, the newspaper used a spy photo of Iron Man, which was taken by freelance photographer Ronnie Adams during the film's production on May 2007. When Adams learned that his picture was used in the film, he filed a lawsuit against Paramount Pictures and Marvel Studios for using the picture without permission. As a result, the newspaper was altered to show a different picture of Iron Man on the DVD/Blu-ray release.

In my attempt to rewatch all the MCU-movies chronologically I began with the first Iron Man. To cut to the chase: it's still good.

A couple of things astonished me, though: First of all, a common mistake of the later Marvel-movies isn't made here. There is actually some sort of character development visible. Tony ends the movie as a totally different person. Of course, in an origin story it's easier to have your protagonist change but let's compare for a second:Is Ant-man really a changed man at the end of the movie? What about Star Lord?

What about Thor? Then again, you have to give it to the director that he really made a well-paced, well-balanced movie.

There is action, humour, drama, world establishing, all in great balance. The final fight isn't stretched too long and therefore doesn't get boring. You can't underestimate this in our age of 45 mins battles at the end of movies. During my re-watch I also noticed how 'down to earth' this movie is if you compare it to some of the more recent MCU-entries. It just looks more real than them. It's set in a world that at least COULD be real which makes us care more for the characters and their actions.

More explosions and obvious cgi-effects don't improve a movie. So the movie doesn't feel as bloated as some other superhero flicks. Finally, Iron Man is still fun to watch and not just a vehicle to set up a franchise.

If you've spent the last couple of years on the moon and haven't seen any of the MCU-movies, give this a try.