Iron Man Suit Mark 2 II Wearable Armor Costume R&D Full History
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The Wearable Iron Man Suit Mark II (2) Chest Prototype Unpainted
We just made the first copy of the chest armor of the wearable Iron Man suit Mark II (2). We will paint it tomorrow. Stay tuned!
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New Chrome Silver Painting Effect of the Wearable Iron Man Suit Mark II (2) Project
The mirror painting effect is crucial to the wearable Iron Man Mark II (2) project. The following photo shows our recent progress in the chrome silver painting techniques.
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Wearable Iron Man Mark II (2) Helmet Prototype With Chrome-Silver Test Painting
We planned to release the Wearable Iron Man Mark II (2) and III (3) Armor suit costume this April alone with the famous female Iron Man suit - the Rescue, which is also known as the Iron Pepper Potts. Moreover, we may release several mash-up armors as well. e.g. the Iron Captain American, the Iron Superman and the Iron Spider-Man. The Rescue suit is for sure but the mash-up suits are not decided so if you like them, please let us know.
We tested several key points of the Mark II armor on a helmet prototype. First is the prototypical rivets design. The Iron Man Mark 2 suit is the first armor Tony Stark designed in his own workshop to explore flights potential so the surface look was not a crucial thing Tony cared about very much. However, the exposed rivets make the Mark 2 one of the most unique armors among all the Iron Man armors Tony built. The rivet presentation was a success. Naturally, the next thing we need to test is the chrome-silver paint. To make metallic feeling over the high strength resin is a challenge. What we have achieved can be seen below. The photos were taken by iPhone 6. We are not very satisfied with the surface effect although the helmet do reflect lights. What we are looking for is more shinning, more reflecting effect.
