Tron Legacy Costume

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Here's a costume setup I did, Rinzler with a Kevin Flynn set up. Check it all out and tell me what ya think, if RPF let's me post this and keep it ;)

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No I had bought everything seperate including that. :)
 
This is my last post about this project here, go to Costume Cosplay showcase and look up Rinzler pretty much and you'll see it all there.
(Kevin Flynn '89 leather jacket setup)
I'm not sure what all you wanted to know, but I'll try and PM all the little details real soon.
 
Are the illuminated parts of your jacket lighttape or similar items, or reflective tape?

Looks good either way. Any chance of a picture of the jacket back with flash so we can see the details?

Nice job!
 
Ok, after lurking a while and trying to read through and search this thread I have some questions: Has anyone tried doing the light up parts on their costume with any of the UV reactive or Glow in the Dark fabric paints?

My bellydance troupe is doing a TRON themed dance performance and we're doing basic black yoga pants and asymetrical tops and need to figure out if UV reactive paint, Glow in the Dark paint, or reflective trim (Avery, the high gloss reflective, or the 3M reflective silver sew on trims) would work best. Our outfits are fairly closefitting so I'm concerned with rippling. Also, we have 2 performance spaces: one is indoor under floresent during day, and one is indoor at a theater w/ UV lights available.

Thoughts? There's NO way we can do real light up costumes and the show is in July.
thanks!, Cherie
 
Hey Cherie, I made retro Tron and Sark costumes using a mixture of glow paint and reflective tape. Both work very well. The reflective tape might look good for day time and glow paint would do better for the indoor. If it's UV lights I'd probably use UV paint instead though since the glow paint doesn't really glow very strongly under a UV light (though you can use a UV light to charge the glow and turn off all lights and it looks wonderful). If you decide to go the glow paint route I highly suggest you get it here Glo Paint Tubes it's pretty much a puffy paint but glows not only well, but if you buy the blue paint, it glows blue as opposed to the usual default green.
sewcherie said:
Ok, after lurking a while and trying to read through and search this thread I have some questions: Has anyone tried doing the light up parts on their costume with any of the UV reactive or Glow in the Dark fabric paints?

My bellydance troupe is doing a TRON themed dance performance and we're doing basic black yoga pants and asymetrical tops and need to figure out if UV reactive paint, Glow in the Dark paint, or reflective trim (Avery, the high gloss reflective, or the 3M reflective silver sew on trims) would work best. Our outfits are fairly closefitting so I'm concerned with rippling. Also, we have 2 performance spaces: one is indoor under floresent during day, and one is indoor at a theater w/ UV lights available.

Thoughts? There's NO way we can do real light up costumes and the show is in July.
thanks!, Cherie
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Wait sorry I didn't realize that site is sold out of glo paint. Try here http://www.glowpaint.com/
 
Anyone have a good tutorial on how to make this suit. I Am really interested in making one and my budget is around 7-800$. I can't find anyone to commission or anyone who has a good approach to making the "armor" type stuff that goes over the meshy spandex they wear.
 
My two sons (5 and 3) want all of us to go as programs for Halloween this year. We are planning on attending one of the Disneyland Halloween parties and of course normal trick or treating. My oldest son wants to be Rinzler, my youngest wants to be Beck as Tron, I am some random program, and my wife is a black guard.

I am currently making the "bombs" the black guards carry. My plan is to have 5 of them per leg mounted to a MOLLE drop leg platform. I am going to use velcro on the back to attach the items. I am using toy hockey pucks to make the black guard "bombs" and I am using LED strips for the lighting. I think I will use white felt to diffuse the light so it looks more uniform. Here is my second prototype.





 
That young man is a lucky child. What an amazing costume to wear around. And so bright!

As for the bombs, I agree with everyone else: strong magnets should do the trick as they may be too heavy for velcro to handle. I know I've had trouble with velcro in the past. They look great so far!
 
Been a while since I've seen any Uprising posts. Wondering how everyone is doing with that. Any WIP pics or completed costumes? My wife and I are planning Mara and Cyrus costumes for next year and I was curious how the circuits looked against the body suit, considering only a select few have armor detailing.
 
Here's my attempt to do Beck using a Quorra cast...

would love to see your costumes as they come along!
 

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