Adam Savage's One Day Builds: Painting Iron Man Armor!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 30 ก.ย. 2024
- What is Adam's favorite part of making? The paint, of course! Wanting a beaten-up, shiny metal finish for his Iron Man Mark I suit, Adam applies a gloss black undercoat, adds liquid chrome, then seals it all with a clear coat. But the job's only half done; Adam needs to wait a week for the paint to cure before he can start weathering (which will be another One Day Build)!
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Hey adam i like ur content ,
like if u agree
It looks so good!! Shame it doesn't work like the one on savage builds
The real question is: Where are the Raptor suit vids? And where is the final video on it :(
One thing missing the core
I LOVED those masking jump cuts! Hahahaha! Well done editor 👍 not sure if it's been said before but whoever edits these videos does a bang up job every time
Came here to say this :)
This video was edited by Gunther (Kirsch)!
Can we just have an infinite loop of Adam pulling masking tape from the roll. Idk why it was so satisfying how that footage was cut
@@Zebra.Lionfish Supercut alert
44:26 Painting dance when you summon gods of painting and ask them your paint dries faster! :)))
Does Adam have some kind of crazy ceiling extraction system? The paint particles are going straight up.
not a crazy one, in fact, I think the dust extractor mostly pulls from the floor. Probably got a good size fan up there though.
He does. He’s shown in it waaaay back in the early days. It’s pretty legit. One of those inline turbine fans iirc
I was thinking the same thing. was he just using his dust extractor or does he have a fume extractor. Also, how doe he keep overspray off of everything?
hopefully he can build iron man suits for all the Democrats' slaves to escape their holding pens at the border and make it back home safely
@@zangetsu6638 wtf??
1:24 I love how Ironman's head keeps agreeing with everything Adam says, lol.
I couldn’t stop laughing when you spent 30 seconds dancing back and forth across the screen!
Soundlessly
Someone has to make this in to a gif for us
What song do you think it was. I think something by Beyonce lol.
I think he was dancing to Dora the Explorer singing, "We did it! We did it! We did it! Yay!" Lmao
I deeply enjoy the editorial choice of it being completely silent.
Do you want everything in your shop to be silver? Because this is how you get everything in your shop to be silver. Sweet!
Also, what air pressure is he running on that Iwata brush? Shit blowing everywhere...
I'm glad I'm not the only one. A box fan, and an air filter go a longgggg way.
@@troyboyd7984 I built an air filter using an "air mover" type blower fan mounted inside a MDF box. With a furnace filter on one side. It moves way more air than a box fan ever will.
Adam totally needs to do a 1-day build for a paint box. Useful and great to have around the workshop for those dirty tasks
@@micahgin I think there are regulatory issues with building a paint booth. Maybe just a fume hood or something would be sufficient. I know Adam has addressed overspray in the shop before, but that silver paint seems excessive. Of course it could just be that the silver creates more visible mist due to its reflectivity too...
It makes me happy to see how happy he is painting :D
I believe the best way to describe Adams props isn’t replicas, it’s remixes. They have the same lyrics, but they carry a different tune.
Im literally just on a coffee break from painting my 3d printed iron man mk3 armour and this video popped up haha good timing 👍
It really bugs me that the "drive belt" on the leg is inside out, with the flat side against the teeth of the pulley. At least make the belt teethed on both sides, if the visual effect of the teeth on the outside is wanted!
I'm not the only one thinking that, that's a relief)
When you did the Stark ind. stencil you should have change it to Savage ind. just to see if anybody would notice it.
Speaking of, every time that Savage Industries logo pops up in The Expanse, I do a little hop of joy. Referential logos are always great.
Amazing paint work and I love the foam butt plate!
They really should reply to you!!
I think it’s time for a rebrand, “Adam Savages 1 week builds”
Oh man it looks like you have a fog machine running at the same time! Adam you definatly need a air filter system!! And maybe be al little more precise with the airbrush would help too ;)
I was thinking the same thing! Especially when we started spray painting the base coat. I thought "that's probly a good job to do outside isnt it?" Lol
Same. Omg. I couldn’t help but fret about all the overspray. This wonderful man has got such an amazing shop, and doesn’t have a spray booth or at least go outside. Fab paint job. Definitely inspirational!
Adam hardly has any scar on his finger at all from last year's lathe incident. If this gig doesn't work out, he would make an excellent paramedic.
The driving belts for legs are inside-out :D
hey Adam, honestly really enjoy watching you work while I get my own homework done. Thank you for being you.
Adam "Hey Simone and Laura can you guys build me a paint mixer?"
This is by far my favorite project you’ve done on the channel. Keep up the good work!
Imagine how insane it would look if the two leg sprocket drives used real sprockets and a real chain that moved as you walked.. and the current way it is the smooth side of the belt is on the sprocket and the tooth side of the belt is facing up.. :-(
Thats how they are in the film. The originals appear to be mounted on pulleys, not cogs.
@@SuperSpatman Ya but he is taking "Liberties" to make a better suit.. I think that would be a great change.. especially with his metal working ability..
As far as chipping goes, you could spring for chipping fluid or hairspray. But you could follow me and use Marmite! A few years back I actually wrote an article in 'Scale Modelling Now' on Marmite chipping. It may still be on their page?!
man you need to make a foldable paint booth - that must be a good one-day build? that airborne stuff is going everywhere
We were JUST talking about that in our Monday Tested staff meeting!
@@tested good to hear 👍😊
It looks so good!! Shame it doesn't work like the one on savage builds
It doesn’t look the same because the one on Savage builds was a mk 2 and the mk 1 here on youtube is dirtier and beat up just like the in the movies.
... Yet...
I love how Adam explained how the concepts from graphic design and figure painting apply to prop painting. Fascinating!
You know, with the ever increasing frequency of "one day builds" that take a lot longer than 1 day, I wonder if it would be a good idea to simply change the name to "Adam Savage's Builds"?
A man like DaVinci would weep in pure joy looking at JUST your notebooks and sketches. You may not be a career oil painter, but the Samaritan is clearly be a masterpiece.
Every time Adam's door bell rings in any of his videos, am I the only one that starts singing "Let 'Em In" by Paul McCartney and Wings? :-)
I lean more toward "Who Can It Be Now?" by Men At Work. ;-)
Can’t help but think the gentlemen who gave the TMNTs their namesakes would also marvel at your work as well, so don’t short change yourself.
Love your work you make me a happier person everyday. My question is what was your most award moment on mythbusters?
OH MY GOD ADAM!!!! A jigsaw with a small onehanded bar clamp is the BEST paint shaker for little paints in existence. I've tried basically every kind, the medical kind, nail polish shakers etc. a jigsaw can't be beaten and all you have to do is grind down the bar of the clamp to fit!! If ever there was a tool tip/ an actual one-day build it's this.
Love the "Head nod" of the suit at 1:35 :-)
Rhythm is a dancer. There’s rhythm in everything you do. “ I knew you can dance” I can only imagine. Go Adam go Adam go Adam. And you killing it.👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽. Oh yeah nice paint job. Thanks.
*ALTERNATIVE VIDEO TITLE:* "Adam paints his entire shop in chrome!
44:50 I swear if some doesn't put the Baron Zemo Club music over this...
It would have been super awesome to make the gears/belt for the leg joints actually move. Like cut the plastic molded ones off and replace them with a real gear and belt assembly.
Re: talking while wearing a respirator. They still make throat microphones.
I think the next one day build should be a better lacker thinner container 😅
for a quick paint mixer for those smaller paint containers, take an old jigsaw and jerryrig a quick grip clamp to it. It'll shake the shit out of those smaller containers and I've found this works really well with the paint that I use.
Watching Rainfall Projects: "I absolutely loathe painting"
Watching Adam Savage: "Painting is my favourite part!"
I hate painting... But here I am. Damn you, Adam...
doesnt paint get on all your other items in the shop when you spray paint this much in the middle of your shop?
Adam needs a lab vortex mixer. Those things are beautifully simple: just push your vial onto it's rubber top and it jiggles it vigorously, mixing the contents. Don't even have to turn it on and off.
Exactly what I was going to suggest. Those Molotow pens would work beautifully with one!
Love your shows. I read that you quit smoking a while back, but your mustache and under your bottom lip are yellowing say otherwise...like a highlight or highspot of paint. You could probably airbrush some of that silver on those areas to blend them back in.
You should really consider investigating a newer method of chipping done by modellers, you use hairspray as an intermediate between your base and final layers, and use water to wear the paint away to form your chipping patterns, very flexible in how little or how much you take off. Only thing is you'd probably need to use tamiyas acrylics not rattle cans. May be too much time considerations, but the fidelity it grants you is amazing.
Your philosophizing on the process of art & composition makes me want to paint all of my BattleTech minis
Love it, reminds me of fallout power armor in a way!
Hi Adam have you not tried using masking paste in your weathering process and using transparent glaze in the weathering colours it’s easier to move about.thanks.Tony
Hi there I like to use humbrol chrome spray paint for my wheel rims it does what it says on the tin Brian Howie from Edinburgh Scotland, ur a man after my own heart
I loved the editing with tape at 32:49 Looked like magic!
It's to bad the two belts on the legs aren't mechanical and working... it kinda takes it way from me and is a needle in my eye 😬🤭 for me it looks like one of those cheep toy cars at flee markets 😂🤭
Is your entire shop covered in shiny overspray?
You sir are the Bob Ross of cosplay! Cheers
Now I have an image of Adam walking the floor at Comic-Con as Bob Ross...complete with easel.
I think I like this more than the actual Iron Man armor, this is so robust. Good to see that chrome paint as well since I'm thinking of using it in some project. Great video!
Someone needs to create a hour long loop of him dancing across the screen with some "public domain music" laid over the top of it. :P
I was half expecting you to go with "Savage Ind" instead of "Stark Ind"
Aren't the drive belts for the legs backwards?....the teeth of the sprockets are on the flat of the belt....???
Can't help but think about the Falout power armor when watching this build.
44:26 *Mythbusters the VIdeo Game is Loading, Please Stand By*
dude, you need a one-day-build paint booth!
Adam is my kind of Bob Ross. Love watching the process!
How much lacquer did you add in comparison to the amount of chrome paint?
Oh if only that was how tape was dispensed. And thank you that really put a smile on my face.😂
Man oh man, knowing how much a single marker of liquid chrome costs...that's an expensive paint job
Also that's the weirdest way to do a chipped paint effect on the foot. I would have painted it all khaki and sponged on the chrome. Or liquid masked the existing chrome and sprayed on the khaki.
@@appledornart2535 Negative. You always paint in the proper order of layering for more realism. Metal, paint and then, dirt. This is how texturing is done in VFx and the same applies for prop making. Of course, you can do it your way, but it wont be the real deal :)
I don't think he means dirt on top of the metal where yes you layer the paint in the exact order the dirt or whatever would attach naturally. However for a chip in the metal exposing the surface underneath using liquid masking but you can get actual chipping fluid either would work well for that as it'd give you the depth and realism.
@@DaBuild in that case, liquid mask. Dab some on for a much more realistic chipping. The xacto cut tape is efficient but not very realistic looking in the finish.
@@itarry4 chipping medium might be ideal, but probably too involved for a maker like Adam in this type of build. I've curious to see how that would work though in such a large scale project,as I've only seen. It on scale models.
Is it just me or are the belts on the legs flipt inside out? Shouldnt the teeth face in to grab?
The thing i love about Prop/costume design is that i can follow this build from start to finish, Know for certain that that thing is not made of anything more than some resin and plastic & yet my brain still goes "Nah, is Rusty metal"
A one day build of a painting tent would be cool.
You need a new demerit badge for adding more paint when you add too much thinner.
Looks great! Wondering why you didn't post this one in 4K? It seems that there's no consistency in what gets posted in 4K and what doesn't. I know not everyone is watching on a 4K OLED, but I am. lol
Just weld a suit, dude, damn.... gotta be easier
Wow! That cloud of paint particles is nuts! I think maybe this video should've been preceded by a spray booth build lol 😂
Just in time! I just hit F5 wondering if there's a new upload!
Man I loved the finish you got on that helmet. I'm glad you brought it all up to spec.
Amazing. I'm so excited to see this one completed. And I hope I get to see Adam and this amazing cosplay at a Con in the near future! Fingers crossed...get your vaccines, everybody!
painting and aging stuff i build totally equals the step of putting varnish on a workpiece of wood i made.
When the grain starts to pop i feel each time like i am rewarded for all the prior work :)
How is everything in the shop not chrome at this point with him spraying it like that? Love this build and love the paint job!
Adam answered this in a Q&A! th-cam.com/video/beVj_xinOHY/w-d-xo.html
Do you have a system to exhaust all those fumes...?
Are the drive belts on the legs inside out?
You airbrushed it 🥇🔥we have to look for all trick the eyes looking from all directions we look for regularity i was airbrushing clouds an i had to make it irregular.
That dance sequence . . . WAS EPIC!!! LMAO!!
From this point forward ALL Tested videos need an Adam=dance-break!
You’re being modest Adam, renaissance quality artist and maker you are sir. Open to the public’s chat you’re not and that’s your biggest downfall
ADAM SAVAGE BUILT THIS IN A CAVE WITH A BOX OF SCRAPS !!!
YES! Came here for this
Mk. 1 suit - made of plastic.
Mk. 2 suit - made of titanium. Bulletproof. Flies.
When Adam starts the Mk. 3... WORKING LASERS!!!
Finally! What we've all been waiting for. Great midweek boost!
Adam: oh whoops, too much lacquer thinner
(Later, about to pour more straight from the can)
Me: Adam..........
Adam: whoops, too much lacquer thinner!
Hi Adam,
If memory serves, at some point, you had expressed some concern for overspray containment in the shop.
I'd like to humbly suggest a potential solution that is modular, collapse-able, inexpensive, and takes up minimal space when not in use.
An assortment of 1/2 inch PVC pipe, cut into manageable lengths (let's say 1', 1.5', and 3', YMMV) combined with an assortment of couplers (straight, 90 degree, and 3-way) can be used to build a variety of lightweight frame structures, which in turn can then be draped with inexpensive plastic drop cloth material (masking tape is optional).
When the paint project is done, the structure is easily disassembled, the PVC pieces stored in a box, and the drop cloth material discarded.
Overspray is contained, dust is prevented from contaminating your work, and the framework takes up little space when being stored (After it's disassembled, of course... :-) ).
Woah iron man
Adam, you talk about graphic design a lot in your videos - Contrast and composition! My clients always wonder why I design everything in B&W first before I go looking for color. I've been doing a lot of scratch build model making lately, and I'm looking forward (also dreading) the detail work. Since I do all my models from scratch mostly, I'm going to be doing all the detail work by hand; old school, no 3D printing and no printed decals. These videos are so helpful ; ) I would love to visit your shop!
You are engaged in such interesting projects, BUT take care of your health - do not paint products without a hood...it's very harmful and the paint settles all over everything. With love from Russia.
Adam, If you love painting SO SOOO Much, you really need a spray booth , and you wouldn't believe how hard paint gets if you bake your enamels. Even at 200° for a couple of hours. Let it cool to room temp and you can't scrap it with a nail. Maybe get a shipping container and convert it . (hanging hooks, layout tables ect.) Heck, it could even go mobile.....
3M makes a new 1/2 face respirator you'd benefit from- "Rugged Comfort". They have a flip lever under the chin so you can loosen the mask without taking it off. Then just flip it back down to tighten. Good for talkers and spitters. Just sayin'...
QUESTION -say you have materials that you don't need or are unsure you'll ever use but they're useful and would be a shame to waste. What do you do with those materials? Aside from recyclables and uncommon material
I'm reorganizing my garage/shop with a focus on utilizing more real-estate and I know I need to downsize but don't want to set it on the curb hoping someone picks it up before waste management.
An example would be some great pieces of foam board and thick rigid cardboard.
*wondeful content/great theropy!!!
I love painting too, but my shoulder disagrees. Finishing painting my TH-cam maker studio as I type. Adam inspired me a year ago to make more stuff. Now a year later I'm going live May 1st! Find me over on IG @madmakeslive for updates.
Hi Adam, when it comes to paint chipping, why not get a scrap of sponge, dip into liquid mask, dab onto where you want chipping, let it dry, do a wash over the top, let it dry, then with a dry brush rub off the liquid mask, always works for me……and looks realistic
Wouldn’t it be cheaper to use Alclad II Chrome?
And it kinda hurts, you mispronouncing Molotow [molotov] and you need to learn to control the paintflow of your airbrush.
Still a big fan of what you do.
Surely there has to be some way to make spray painting and airbrushing more efficient. It seems like SO MUCH paint is going everywhere but on the object being painted (this is not an Adam-specific observation, but a comment on the general process).
Holy Woo. How have i not watched Adam before ? Mea culpa ......Also I now have and irrational desire to use Adam's recipe for gorgeous chrome on my transit van .........[must resist]
Hey I have a question and I was hoping the comments could answer it. I was thinking about quoting Adam with "measure once, cut twice" on my college grad cap. But idk if that would violate copyright or something.
is no one else driven crazy by the fact that the "drive belts" on the legs are flippin backwards/inside out??? the teeth should be on the INSIDE, not the outside!
Sure, the way they are adds "detail & texture" to the overall aesthetic, but it is just so wrong realistically.
Step one: Make perfect chrome paint
Step two: Paint awesome suit with perfect chrome
Step three: purposefully make it less *chrome*
Step four: Enjoy your epic suit
Got it
Will try with my underwear