Iron Man War Machine Suit Wearable Armor Costume R&D Full History

More photos and videos will come.

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Ready! Aim! Fire!

The model in the video below is wearing a Mark 2 helmet prototype to demonstrate the head-driven target tracking system for the wearable War Machine suit for M134 Mini-gun.

Please see below for photos of our prototype fibreglass wearable War Machine helmet. We will, of course, install the eye lighting systems and servos to enable the automatic open/close of the face plate.

Our War Machine Wearable helmet has an enhanced, multilayer fibreglass structure that utilizes:

1. Multiple Paint Layers (protection paint, color paint, primer paint)
2. Surface layer
3. Support fiberglass layer
4. Rigid fiberglass layer
5. Interior fiberglass layer
6. Soft contact layer

prototype of the fiberglass wearable war machine helmet front view

prototype of the fiberglass wearable war machine helmet angle view

prototype of the fiberglass wearable war machine helmet top view

prototype of the fiberglass wearable war machine helmet 360 degree view

The wearable War Machine suit is designed to go accommodate increased movement and various body postures and movements. You can now sit on a chair, walk smoothly and bend about 90 degree forward. We have been working to optimize our armor pieces around the ankle joints and the shoes to accommodate different movements and increased activity (e.g. Dancing, poses).

Our engineers are working diligently to finalize all the moving mechanisms and electronic add-ons.

The suit in the following four photos is our base suit without any add-ons. 95% surface of this suit is ABS with a surface covered in primer. The fiber glass War Machine helmet has not been finished yet.

the wearable war machine suit costume base forward

the wearable war machine suit costume base front

the wearable war machine suit costume base side

the wearable war machine suit costume base sit