Not only did you create the most realistic cosplay costume I’ve ever seen, but undoubtedly the most practical too. Whilst everyone is struggling to get out of their costumes at a convention to use the toilets, you can literally climb out and climb back into yours afterwards. Absolutely genius.
@@jacobrardin That's on the West Coast. On the East Coast, Lyons and Maxson made it so Scribes do both research and maintenance while Knights and Paladins are both soldiers, just different ranks.
@@Mat0s-316imma elaborate a bit more, paladins having a higher rank pretty much made them commanders on the battlefield, but sentinels having more jurisdiction and reign than the paladins.
@@Lessgo00 just a typo y’all no need to be rude about it lord and the way I used it was technically proper as I’ve watched him make the suit for a long time now and I was referring to the growth and change to the suit
I think your best bet for the flight suit is to sew on the details using different color cloth. Looking at the source material, it actually looks like the orange is the extra cloth sewn onto a chacoal gray base suit. It looks like they're intended to something like wear points, where the suit will rub and chafe against the interior of the power armor, while offering lighter layers for joints like under the arms. It also looks like there's a grey patch on top of the orange patch on the chest to provide a secure rigging point for a harness of some kind. Additionally, it looks like there are connections points for hoses for a climate control unit to keep the wearer cool underneath all that clothing and armor, which, is pretty realistic because you'd *need* something like that in order not to overheat.
Sewing extra stuff on would prolly look nicest, but could always bleach the design then dye those parts. Might help it not need the climate control! Or perhaps sew some lines after you dye it.
looks sick mate, my uncle used to make space marine suits for conventions, but it took 3 men and an early arrivial to get him into the damn thing! this looks like an extremely good balance of precticality and lore accuracy! hope the con go's well
>builds Power Armor exoskeleton in his garage that would make a DARPA engineer raise an eyebrow >needs help dyeing fabric First off, you're still doing pretty damn good brother. Second, that last part of the video reinforces that the ability to work with clothes and fabric is witchcraft to me. :D Seriously, great work!
@@D3xterJettstermilitary research. They're the ones who made the precursor to the internet (DARPAnet). They've been trying to figure out exoskeletons for a while now.
@@D3xterJettster it's the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency, basically the advanced r&d department for the US military. They work on a lot of secret high tech stuff and invent new tech that no one else has.
Its not a true power armor we have some functioning exoskeletons that let humans carry more weight that honestly could and tossed into something like this however they don't have the best track record as they have some malfunctions that could lead to injury and a short battery life. this however is an amazing fun little project that is super cool. I wish I had a garage to build stuff like this.
If you want something heavier to work with for the undersuit, a welders suit should work. There's a lot of different designs, and the orange color is spot on.
@@defiantnight2668 For the full jumpsuit? Probably, but I bet you could strip an insulating layer out with a seam ripper or a pair of scissors, and then you'd still have the heavy outer fabric to work with.
I always feel iffy about these kind of jokes cuz Bethesda games still are quite the overwhelming challenge of coding, even when bugs still come out at the end Of course, some of those still existing 5 years after the game launched is a whole other monster to deal with. Com'on Hodd Toward!
Bethesda games are not more shabby then games created by Blizzard, EA Games released in 2015. I personally think that God Howard did a freakin good job.
I can’t even remember the first video I saw of this project it was that long ago. But it’s incredible too see it finally complete congrats dude this is looks amazing.
This is legendary! Excellent work from you and your daughter! This is the best thing I've seen in cosplay since the General Grevious a year or two ago!
This is absolutely incredible! You are an artist! I'm blown away. Not only that, you legitimately have the look of a Brotherhood of Steel Knight while wearing the armor.
Wow. So amazing dude. Truly something incredible that you personally have made. Something that had made hundreds and thousands of people happy to see. What a joy to watch! We love your work and you
Absolutely impressive, sir! I got literal chills when I watched ya come out of it! My better half suggests sticking to sewing or hot gluing fabric, as the painting the suit may not quite "pop".
Oh my god this is amazing!! The way it opens is perfect I am so in awe! I'd go to colossal con just for you! For making the flight suit look more like Danse's, I'd recommend fabric paint. It'd be the only way to get clean lines that way and you could even get the little black lines. if you want the orange to be a little less bright, you can partially stain your suit with coffee grounds! it won't cover the orange like dye would and (with oxyclean) it could be restored to full brightness too. I hope you have a wonderful time at your con! :)
There are a couple of resist dyeing methods that would work too. Basically you get a paste (it could be mud, wax, or starch etc) paint or you could even screen print it on. Then when dye the cloth it'll protect to original colour. Just using paint is probably easier lol
That is AWESOME! Amazing work! The only thing I'd say is that a blue Vault-Tec jumpsuit would probably be a bit better for a cosplay since it's more recognizable, but the armor itself looks fantastic!
Very well done Sir! I love that you used a material lightweight enough, yet sturdy enough to allow the use of motors to open the suit! Very creative and I cant wait to see what you do next!
For the accenting on the jumpsuit, depending on the material, you could use iron on fabric and do some stitching both for looks and to ensure the fabric stays where you put it.
This is a crazy journey I've been following for years now. It's so cool to finally see it finished. I hope to see more incredible builds from you in the future.
This is amazing and inspiring work, bravo sir. If you're looking for a partial dye or coloring on the jumpsuit, I recommend either stitching on a seperate material OR multiple layers of fabric paint; but that's just what I know as an art store clerk
I was thinking during the first part how cool it would be if someone could make one that actually opened up like in the games. Than you absolutely blew my mind. I'm speechless at the determination and ingenuity of you.
Nice! As far as adding detail to the jumpsuit I've had pretty good luck masking and spraying for one-off pieces and short runs. I wouldn't bother with dye unless you're going for an overall change. For things like those dark stripes, good quality masking tape (the old school 3M beige stuff) and multiple light coats of Krylon can give you results as good as screen printing.
If dye were desired, he could make a batik wax line between two strips of painter's, remove the inside strips, then bleach and or dye the inside the second color. Or sew on a reinforcement in the fabric color of choice. And then there's marker paint, embroidery, and patches for details.
For $550?!?? Incredible. You sir are an artist and a genius.
Well that 550 is for the latest t60 skin not the entire suit
Probably spent around 900 or so on the suit part of it in the beginning
@@ray16120 That means you made this for about $1600?
You are a genius enough!!!!!!!
@@kittypool900+550 is $1450, but otherwise I agree!
@@JB-xl2jc cut him some slack. he's too excited that his calculation estimation went a bit off XD.
@@ray16120 the government wants to know your location bro
this guy is so cool i cannot believe it
I remember when I used to be subscribed to you like 4, 5 years ago. Brings me back
Wait berd has the same taste as me
Berd wants power armor confirmed
BERD!???
What a wacky dude
Not only did you create the most realistic cosplay costume I’ve ever seen, but undoubtedly the most practical too. Whilst everyone is struggling to get out of their costumes at a convention to use the toilets, you can literally climb out and climb back into yours afterwards. Absolutely genius.
also is realistic to the game
personally the tesla one looks super cool but definitely not as convenient to the wearer to remove compared to this
Well, he is also wearing a flight suit... So you're half right
Yeah don't forget to remove the fusion core when you go to the bathroom though so nobody steals it.
imagine walking into the restroom and seeing a power armor parked there
I was like “wow, that’s a pretty cool costume” but I lost my mind when it opened up and he stepped out. The genius.
Can't tell if he's a Paladin or just straight up the Elder for this outstanding work.
Obviously the Elder. Ad Victoriam!
He's father elijah
wouldn't he be more like a knight? paladins are frontline fighters, knights are maintenance personnel
@@jacobrardin That's on the West Coast. On the East Coast, Lyons and Maxson made it so Scribes do both research and maintenance while Knights and Paladins are both soldiers, just different ranks.
@@Mat0s-316imma elaborate a bit more, paladins having a higher rank pretty much made them commanders on the battlefield, but sentinels having more jurisdiction and reign than the paladins.
At this pace hes gonna start manufacturing and mass producing these and create his own brotherhood of steel
Now that would be cool
He should name it the brotherhood of plastic and when the feds raid his cult compound, the plastic fails to deflect bullets.
@@maaz322 ??? Jealous or something? What's with this hate?
we are the BROTHERHOOD OF FOAM
It must be jealousy, either that or he's from the Institute
The fact it opens up exactly like the one in the game is incredible.
I absolutely love the fact that he treats dance like he’s his bro
Just as amazing as we all expected well done man glad to of seen it come this far
"to of seen it"
TO OF
OF
Fuckin doofus 😂
To of seen it?
Some people learn English the wrong way. It is unfortunate that they were not taught better, so as to not sound like they are illiterate.
@Rowan It ain’t that bad. If I’m being honest, Speech-To-Text’ll catch mosta those and erroneously print it like that.
@@Lessgo00 just a typo y’all no need to be rude about it lord and the way I used it was technically proper as I’ve watched him make the suit for a long time now and I was referring to the growth and change to the suit
That turned out fantastic, I remember seeing one of your earlier suits back at Dragoncon 2019 and this is just WOW. Excellent work
I think your best bet for the flight suit is to sew on the details using different color cloth.
Looking at the source material, it actually looks like the orange is the extra cloth sewn onto a chacoal gray base suit. It looks like they're intended to something like wear points, where the suit will rub and chafe against the interior of the power armor, while offering lighter layers for joints like under the arms. It also looks like there's a grey patch on top of the orange patch on the chest to provide a secure rigging point for a harness of some kind.
Additionally, it looks like there are connections points for hoses for a climate control unit to keep the wearer cool underneath all that clothing and armor, which, is pretty realistic because you'd *need* something like that in order not to overheat.
Sewing extra stuff on would prolly look nicest, but could always bleach the design then dye those parts. Might help it not need the climate control! Or perhaps sew some lines after you dye it.
looks sick mate, my uncle used to make space marine suits for conventions, but it took 3 men and an early arrivial to get him into the damn thing! this looks like an extremely good balance of precticality and lore accuracy! hope the con go's well
Used to? What happened?
@@EvilSantaTheTrue He hasn't made them since the incident.
@@dumaass Understandable. My mind still can't shake the sight. The noodles...
@@DaSuDanesi Oh, man... Don't even get started on the whole pasta and culinary sauce part...
>builds Power Armor exoskeleton in his garage that would make a DARPA engineer raise an eyebrow
>needs help dyeing fabric
First off, you're still doing pretty damn good brother. Second, that last part of the video reinforces that the ability to work with clothes and fabric is witchcraft to me. :D Seriously, great work!
different skillsets 😂
What is Darpa?
@@D3xterJettstermilitary research. They're the ones who made the precursor to the internet (DARPAnet). They've been trying to figure out exoskeletons for a while now.
@@D3xterJettster it's the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency, basically the advanced r&d department for the US military. They work on a lot of secret high tech stuff and invent new tech that no one else has.
Its not a true power armor we have some functioning exoskeletons that let humans carry more weight that honestly could and tossed into something like this however they don't have the best track record as they have some malfunctions that could lead to injury and a short battery life.
this however is an amazing fun little project that is super cool. I wish I had a garage to build stuff like this.
Literally knight Titus from the tv show
I was thinking of working an apple skit in at colossalcon :)
Ad Victoriam, Brother. As a fan of the Brotherhood since i played the first time about 26 Years ago THAT certainly tickles my fancy. Lovely build Sir.
If you want something heavier to work with for the undersuit, a welders suit should work. There's a lot of different designs, and the orange color is spot on.
While I agree, I also think it would be way too hot
@@defiantnight2668
Time to install some noctua fans into our modern power suits
@@defiantnight2668 For the full jumpsuit? Probably, but I bet you could strip an insulating layer out with a seam ripper or a pair of scissors, and then you'd still have the heavy outer fabric to work with.
I love how you can hear the hydraulics of the suit with every movement
HOLY SNIT! the very fact u got it to open up like in the game is a HUGE ACCOMPLISHMENT! i salute u sir!
A great costume. The power armor opening up at the rear. *chef's kiss.
put more hours into that suit than bethesda put into their games, well done
Hey, whoa now. That's wrong. This guy's suit is a damn fine work of art. Even bringing up FO4 should be blasphemy.
I think you meant to say Blizzard
Which he would never use after years while Bethesda games are getting thousands players
I always feel iffy about these kind of jokes cuz Bethesda games still are quite the overwhelming challenge of coding, even when bugs still come out at the end
Of course, some of those still existing 5 years after the game launched is a whole other monster to deal with. Com'on Hodd Toward!
Bethesda games are not more shabby then games created by Blizzard, EA Games released in 2015. I personally think that God Howard did a freakin good job.
i travel the internet, and i find this little gem, only a thousand views, congratulations to you and your daughter, you've both done a great job
This is absolutely amazing! Fantastic work, a true Paladin of the brotherhood!
damn, massive respect! i didn't expect the suit could disassemble and open up. insane!
I can’t even remember the first video I saw of this project it was that long ago. But it’s incredible too see it finally complete congrats dude this is looks amazing.
This is legendary! Excellent work from you and your daughter! This is the best thing I've seen in cosplay since the General Grevious a year or two ago!
This is absolutely incredible! You are an artist! I'm blown away. Not only that, you legitimately have the look of a Brotherhood of Steel Knight while wearing the armor.
Im VERY envious of your workshop, I cannot even imagine having a space and the time, like that!
That's the coolest buzz lightyear costume ever! 😜
"Gordon doesn't need to hear all this, he's a highly trained professional"
"Oh dang, that's pretty cool"
*Does the unloading sequence*
WTF THIS IS REVOLUTIONARY
This looks amazing! Easily the best power armour cosplay I've ever seen. Outstanding work man, Ad Victoriam!
🎉🎉🎉
That is beautiful, I’m so glad you were able to get it done. It proves what one man can do with enough motivation.
Keeps creating, thinking, working, building even with grey in the 'ol beard... this is living life to it's fullest.
As victoriam brother you’re daughter must be very proud and is lucky to have you💪🏽
I’m so glad that TH-cam recommended this to me. This is just incredible work! Good job!
Wow. So amazing dude. Truly something incredible that you personally have made. Something that had made hundreds and thousands of people happy to see. What a joy to watch! We love your work and you
A man after my own heart. Brilliant work.
so awesome to see older people get into this =) Give them a purpose and a way to have fun and keep active
Congrats! Looks great!
That. Is . SICK!
Woah, thats unbelievably badass! The fact that you built the suit in your garage by hand speaks volumes about your talent. Well done!😊
Imagine what could be made if given some sort of grant or recreational funding! This is incredible 🤩 👏
Awesome work man! Loved hearing that your daughter helped you paint it. This is the type of positivity I needed to see today.
That is just amazing! Good job, man. All there's left is to make it metal and we're good to deploy
It looks like the first Ironman suit when he was in prison and he made this flame blower suit. Great job.
not even into this stuff but that is bad ass sir, this machinist salutes you!
Nice
The magnitude of this cosplay is of epic proportions and awe inspiring. It is so amazing to see what mankind can accomplish.
I've been spending about 20 minutes to suit up in my latest cosplay, and you can suit up in about 4 seconds. Hats off to you.
This is awesome, I love the look of it man. Definitely made my day!
INCREDIBLE!!
The functionality and underlying mechanics of this suit are genius. A few aesthetic tweaks would take it to a whole other level. Amazing work.
a genuine work of art, *in the works?*
a sight to behold without a doubt
Man this is so awesome, the best power armor cosplay iv seen
The atf trying to raid this man when he pulls up with the bulletproof powerarmor he built
The Salute at the end got me; Ad Victoriam Paladin
Absolutely impressive, sir! I got literal chills when I watched ya come out of it! My better half suggests sticking to sewing or hot gluing fabric, as the painting the suit may not quite "pop".
Hell yea brother
Oh my god this is amazing!! The way it opens is perfect I am so in awe! I'd go to colossal con just for you!
For making the flight suit look more like Danse's, I'd recommend fabric paint. It'd be the only way to get clean lines that way and you could even get the little black lines. if you want the orange to be a little less bright, you can partially stain your suit with coffee grounds! it won't cover the orange like dye would and (with oxyclean) it could be restored to full brightness too.
I hope you have a wonderful time at your con! :)
There are a couple of resist dyeing methods that would work too. Basically you get a paste (it could be mud, wax, or starch etc) paint or you could even screen print it on. Then when dye the cloth it'll protect to original colour.
Just using paint is probably easier
lol
"As you can see, my boy, Danse, over here."
What an awesome phrase.
Power armour!!!!!!!!! ( Eyes shining. Mouth open in astonishment!)
I am in complete awe, this is so cool! Great work brother, Ad Victorium!
i am so impressed, it’s unbelievable the work you put into this, i wish you the best! Ad Victoriam!!
That is AWESOME! Amazing work! The only thing I'd say is that a blue Vault-Tec jumpsuit would probably be a bit better for a cosplay since it's more recognizable, but the armor itself looks fantastic!
Holy Sh*t! You looked like a live action Elder Lyons in power armor! Keep Being awesome!
Very well done Sir! I love that you used a material lightweight enough, yet sturdy enough to allow the use of motors to open the suit! Very creative and I cant wait to see what you do next!
this is unreal, the way it opens up is beyond impressive!! i think a bit a weathering would go a long way to taking this above and beyond
I love how cosplay knows no age, great job
You've got waaaay too much time on your hands! Lol Thats pretty damned awesome!
Ad Victorium, wonderful work my friend.
That is genuinely amazing. Great work
Spray paint and auto interior touch up carpet paint/ink may be the best path on the fade
Yeaaah i think you won the game, there is no contest anymore.
Congratulations my man! You have the best costume on this entire planet!!
For the accenting on the jumpsuit, depending on the material, you could use iron on fabric and do some stitching both for looks and to ensure the fabric stays where you put it.
Looks incredible! I think you're the only person making power armor that you pilot instead of wearing like armor. It's so game accurate.
It. Opens. And. Stays. Upright.
Sir, I would like to present to you, the Tony Start Would Be Proud Award. That was Amazing.
That is awesome thanks for sharing. And I think the government spent years trying to figure out one of those kinds of suits..
This is a crazy journey I've been following for years now. It's so cool to finally see it finished. I hope to see more incredible builds from you in the future.
Looks absolutely fantastic!
Looks great, love how it opens up!
"Outstanding!"
~ Danse
for the undersuit sewing some fabric panels on is probably a better bet than dyeing
Agree, dyeing will probably bleed outwards and not create as straight an edge.
Amazing. So cool to see it finally complete!!
I remember this project from years ago it's so cool to see it completed!!!!!
This is amazing and inspiring work, bravo sir. If you're looking for a partial dye or coloring on the jumpsuit, I recommend either stitching on a seperate material OR multiple layers of fabric paint; but that's just what I know as an art store clerk
WOO YEAHH!!! THAT LOOKS EPIC
I was thinking during the first part how cool it would be if someone could make one that actually opened up like in the games. Than you absolutely blew my mind. I'm speechless at the determination and ingenuity of you.
Very cool! Maybe snow/ski gloves could give you a running start on some the wrist details you wanna replicate.
Absolutely awesome! Ad Victoriam!
It looks amazing!!!
Nice! As far as adding detail to the jumpsuit I've had pretty good luck masking and spraying for one-off pieces and short runs. I wouldn't bother with dye unless you're going for an overall change. For things like those dark stripes, good quality masking tape (the old school 3M beige stuff) and multiple light coats of Krylon can give you results as good as screen printing.
If dye were desired, he could make a batik wax line between two strips of painter's, remove the inside strips, then bleach and or dye the inside the second color.
Or sew on a reinforcement in the fabric color of choice.
And then there's marker paint, embroidery, and patches for details.
I reckon use some kind of heat-transfer vinyl like they print t-shirts with. Then you can cut it to shape, place it, and melt it into the fabric.
There’s cosplayers and then Costume Engineers.
That’s bleedin’ terrific, man.
THAT IS AMAZING!! I was like oh great costume, then it freaking opened up in the back and I lost it. Great work and keep it up!!!
This turned out amazing! I remember following your progress in your youtube channel. Its fantastic!
There are surgical gloves you can get in extra thick black latex to get the black hands
Badass dude. Cool project. I dig it.
This might be the coolest thing I've ever seen on youtube, and I've been watching youtube since it was invented!
So yeah...
So crazy to see how you’ve improved from the very first iteration!
This is insanely cool! Well done!