How to make an iron man mask out of paper with your own hands step by step. Practical instructions: how to make an iron man suit, valuable recommendations, simple master classes How to strengthen an iron man helmet from paper

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Any boy would like to be like at least one superhero. It’s so great to have any ability that only you will have. With it you can feel strong and brave in order to fight evil and save the world from disaster. Therefore, we suggest that you and your child make an Iron Man mask together.

• Colored paper red and yellow color
• Cord or string
• Black marker
• Simple pencil
• Stationery glue
• Scissors

Step-by-step photo lesson:

On red half-cardboard we will draw the silhouette of an Iron Man mask. Next, carefully cut it out with scissors.

Now let's cut out the ears. There are only two such details.

Glue the ears on the back side.

Then let's take yellow leaf thick paper and slightly outline the silhouette of the red mask. We begin to draw the details, which should be yellow. They should not go beyond the mask.

Cut it out. We apply it to the base, namely the red mask. If necessary, we adjust the form.

Glue the yellow part of the mask onto the red one.

With a pencil we begin to draw the eyes and mouth.

Along the contour we cut out holes for the eyes. It is best to do this with small scissors so as not to go beyond the outline. Moreover, it will look neater this way.

Draw a black marker around the area around the eyes, creating a contour. We will also draw the lines of the mouth and outline all other parts of the mask.

Then take a black rope or lace and glue it to the back side on the sides. To keep them well, you can use hot glue from a pistol.

This completes the Iron Man mask made of colored paper. It will delight many boys who have watched cartoons or films about this superhero.

The theme of superheroes is always popular with children. The boys take great pleasure in trying on the costumes of the most famous characters. Of course, many stores offer to purchase the appropriate outfit at various prices. Particularly popular is the comic book character and three wonderful films - Iron Man. It is his armor that almost every boy wants to try on. But on the shelves there are typical carnival costumes, but I want something realistic. Then the question arises for every parent: how to make an Iron Man suit?

Iron Man Suit: The Beginning

If you decide to make a beautiful costume of your favorite character for a child with your own hands, then first be patient. This work will require a lot of time and perseverance from you. Before making an iron man suit, it is necessary to study the real character in detail. View photos of the movie character and flip through the comics. This will allow you to get an overall picture of the future outfit. Of course, it will be impossible to create real Iron Man suits, but every parent can make an imitation.

After a detailed review of the necessary drawings, draw up a rough diagram of all the main parts of the costume. You can use the provided drawing. But before that, do not be lazy to measure all the main dimensions of your child: head circumference, height, arm length, waist and pelvis circumference.

DIY Iron Man: material for a suit

Making an Iron Man suit with your own hands is enough difficult task, but doable. After the introductory part with the character, you need to decide on the material from which the superhero outfit will be made. There may be several options:

Let's get started: Iron Man helmet

It's better to use Iron Man suit plans tailored to your son's size. Otherwise, the child will feel uncomfortable and quickly tear his outfit. Study the presented diagram in detail and increase it in proportion to the actual height and girth of body parts. The easiest way to make Iron Man is from thick paper (160 g/m2). It's better to start with the helmet. This way you will gain the necessary skills, and it will be easier to remake it.

We cut out each part separately with an indentation of about one centimeter from the edge. After we glue the parts together, it is better to do fittings at each stage. This is the only way you can perfectly adjust your product to the required dimensions of a person.

Hero Corps

The back and chest are done separately. Again it is necessary to make detailed drawing. Don't forget to measure your chest volume. All fans know that a specific lantern glows in the middle of the superhero’s chest. It can be imitated using a basic night light of the appropriate diameter. Just take a walk through the hardware store and you'll definitely find necessary element decor. Or use foil, which will simply shimmer beautifully.

In fact, it all depends only on your creative ingenuity. No established rules, how to make an Iron Man suit.

Arms and legs

The arms and legs are the most mobile parts of any suit's body. It is necessary to make gaps or special transitions at the bend points. Keep in mind that children are very mobile and their movements should not be hampered. You can simply make shields and gloves.

For footwear, it is better to choose sneakers or sneakers. Apply red paint from a spray can. Next, take a brush and draw the corresponding lines. You can also make only shin guards for your calves.

The key point is rigidity

Now you know how to make an Iron Man suit. After this, the structure must be made more rigid. To do this, purchase epoxy glue. Using a wide brush, apply adhesive to all parts and wait for complete drying. It is better to leave the product for a day to air and dry completely, only after that we apply paint and other decorative elements.

Be prepared right away that the process will take several days. You want to create a high-quality costume for your child, and not just dress him up in a box from household appliances. Don't confuse the robot with Iron Man. If in doubt about the availability of any parts, consult your son. He knows everything about his favorite character.

If you still don’t have a good idea of ​​what Iron Man looks like, pictures of the costumes will help you finally figure it out.

You are not the first person who will try himself as a designer of a famous suit.

Many craftsmen were able to create very realistic outfits for themselves and their children. This means that you too can please your child. Just stock up on desire and patience. Your child’s satisfied smile will be an excellent reward for her titanic work and diligence.

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Do you know who Iron Man is?
If yes, then you are reading the right article!
This article will describe in detail the method of making an iron man helmet; for greater visual perception, the author attaches full photo report.

Let's start making!

We will need the following:

Tools:
- soldering iron;
- scissors;
- ruler;
- stationery knife;
- sandpaper.

Materials:
- cardboard (not too thick);
- polyester resin or epoxy;
- fiberglass;
- paint (red and gold);
- switch;
- 2 batteries;
- 6 LEDs;
- wires;
- transparent plastic;
- small magnets or Velcro;
- 2 small wooden blanks.

As you probably already understood, the helmet will be made of paper, namely medium-hard cardboard. We do the following, download the template provided by the author, and print it on a printer.

When all the parts are printed, be patient and begin to cut them out of cardboard, for this we use scissors; when working with smaller parts, it is best to use a stationery knife.

Next, you need to download a small program called Pepakura Viewer 3, it will help you when gluing parts; when you set certain settings, the program will show the order of gluing parts. (Google will tell you how to set these settings correctly, in one go you will learn and read about what this program is).

As you can see in the photo, the parts have numbering, so each number should be glued with the same number (that is, for example, 122 with the number 122). It is best to immediately arrange the parts by number, this will make gluing easier.

Take your favorite glue and start gluing the parts together. Since you will have to bend the edges of the cut parts, it is best to use a ruler for this. The gluing process is very long and quite tedious, so we must be patient; it is best to glue intermittently.
After spending many hours gluing the parts together, you should end up with the following.

This helmet has a removable part, it is located at the bottom, so there is no need to glue it to the base of the helmet. There are also two triangular parts, they will help the helmet to hold correct form, until the helmet is coated with polyester resin.
We carry out the process of coating the helmet with resin.

To do this, we use fiberglass and resin; these two components will make your helmet quite durable. First coat with resin outside, evenly applying the fiberglass, use a brush to spread the resin over the entire area of ​​the helmet. Next we do the same operation with inside, leave the product to dry.

Important!
This operation with resin should not be carried out on a carpet or sofa, etc. inappropriate places; for this, select a special workplace, use gloves when working with resin.

When the product is dry, coat it again with two-part epoxy resin and leave the part to dry.
After the part has completely dried, we take sandpaper and clean the surface, removing all the irregularities and giving the helmet a cast shape.

When you have achieved the desired result, you can paint the helmet. We cover with tape the places that will be painted a different color. We apply one color first, in this case red, then gold.

It should look like this.

Now let's move on to the back of the helmet, which is removable.
We cover it with resin and fiberglass, and then clean it sandpaper. If there are deep uneven areas, you can additionally use automotive putty.

Pay attention to the ears of the helmet, on paper they are simply round, the author decided to make them from wood, namely, cut them out of thin plywood, then use glue to fix them in place.

Since the helmet, as planned, will be put on the head, and it will not be possible to put it on without removing the back part, we make a fixing, removable element that will connect these two parts to each other, for this we use small magnets, if there are none, you can use Velcro.

We make the teeth from two pieces of wood 10 * 2.5 cm, having previously made notches on them, paint them black, and then glue them to the helmet from the inside.

Now let’s move on to the electronic part; to make the helmet look impressive, we add lighting. For this we use 6 LEDs of blue color. Take a soldering iron and solder the parts according to the diagram presented.

For parents, preparing for the holidays in which their child participates necessarily includes making or purchasing a character costume in which the child will appear. IN Lately Various superheroes or people with supernatural abilities are becoming increasingly popular. One of the most beloved images by boys is Iron Man, a multifunctional robot controlled by Tony Stark (his creator), who saves the world from evil.

Iron Man suits can be very diverse and have many variations, because unfortunately, it will not be possible to create a real suit that makes its owner invulnerable and even gives the ability to fly. But you can make a hero costume with your own hands from simple materials. Of what? Yes, there are simply a lot of variations: from paper, cardboard, sewn from fabric, made from aluminum or other metal, cast from plastic, etc.

Main components of the costume

If you decide to make a costume for this character, you will find that there are many models and variations of it, so choose the option that you like best. The most popular and effective model is considered Iron Man Mark VII.

A children's costume should be light and safe, so you should not connect electronics to it to recreate glowing eyes or other elements of the hero's image. It is better to make a costume for your child using the papercrafting technique. It will allow you to create an image using paper, cardboard and gluing using special technologies.

To make a product, you will need diagrams or drawings. There are quite a few of them already. By installing Pepakura Designer 3 or Pepakura Viewer, you can unpack files in *.pdo format. Then you can edit them, set your own sizes, etc. The diagrams can be redrawn or printed using a printer. Then assemble and paint. This way you will get an almost real costume with your own hands.

• Link to the program Pepakura Viewer: http://www.tamasoft.co.jp/pepakura-en/download/viewer/index.html
• Iron Man Patterns can be downloaded here: http://pepakura.ru/razvertki/bronya/kostyum-zheleznogo-cheloveka.html

Manufacturing process: what needs to be prepared and how to assemble the parts?

After printing out the drawings, take your child’s measurements and make the necessary changes to the diagrams - this is how you will have your own children's version suit. Then print it again, but with the required dimensions.

Paper for making a suit must be taken with a density of at least 160 g/m2. Experienced cosplayers advise taking not even cardboard, but very thick Whatman paper. You will also need:

• a good sharp cutter or utility knife;
• special cutting mat;
• awl;
• glue and glue gun;
• scissors;
• epoxy resin (rubber gloves and a respirator are also needed when working with resins);
• acrylic paints (red and gold);
• transparent plastic;
• sandpaper.

So, start making your own costume.

• The helmet is made first. To do this, print out the helmet drawings and cut out all the details. Then carefully start gluing them together (assemble them like a regular helmet). All elements are marked with numbers, so you need to carefully glue them together (the back of the mask, which will be removed, does not need to be glued).

• After you have finished making the helmet, it will need to be coated with a special two-component glue(epoxy - resin plus hardener). Secure all elements of the helmet with reverse side using regular stationery clips and cover it with glue. Maintain the correct proportion so that the product then dries and is suitable for use. Some people use polyester resin rather than epoxy, but it has a very strong and toxic odor and takes a long time to dry.

• Then reinforce the inside of the helmet with fiberglass (cut the material into small strips and glue it in several layers inside the product) and coat it again with epoxy glue on both sides. When everything is dry, sand the helmet until it looks like a cast one.

• Then the product must be painted. Since you need to use two colors, you will have to cover with tape those places where it is supposed to be painted with a different color (paint it red, leave those areas where it should be gold and vice versa).

• You will have to do the back part separately (do the same thing - cover with glue, secure with fiberglass, sand, paint). The ears on paper are just round, but you can make them out of wood and then glue them to the helmet. To remove and put on the helmet, you can use magnets or a simple manual mechanism (an option with Velcro is also possible).

• In the same way, collect the neck, chest, back, shoulders, arms, legs and other parts of Iron Man's body. Try them on regularly to make sure the sizes are correct. When painting, be sure to ensure that no gaps or gaps appear.
• When making the general assembly of parts, give them mobility. A glue gun will be very useful for this, and you will also need elastic bands (mostly wide ones, and narrow ones for the hands) and plastic snap hooks for large parts.

• If you have the desire and opportunity, you can make luminous elements. To make Iron Man's chest glow, glue a battery-powered LED night light into it, and you can use a flashlight for the hands (just saw off the unnecessary part so that it can be easily integrated). If in the side index finger position the mouse button, then the wearer of the suit can easily turn on the glow whenever he wants.
• The eyes are made using LED lights. You will also need a switch, batteries and wires. Cut out two pieces in the shape of the eyes from transparent plastic, and place the lights just below the eye holes.

Video master class

Iron Man mask, step by step work. Patterns here: http://goo.gl/pJFr6C

A little simpler option‒ this is to create a mask from papier-mâché using the same principle, and cut the costume itself and sew it from fabric (yellow or golden turtleneck/jacket and pants, and the rest of the details are red: vest, panties, gloves, knee socks, shoes). Relief can be given to some parts of the body using foam rubber.

If your child dreams of being a real superhero, help him make his dream come true and create a miracle for him in the form of a costume of his favorite character. Or make a cool costume for yourself :)

Iron Man Reactor

Besides the obvious attractiveness and charisma Robert Downey Jr. as a genius billionaire turned superhero - Tony Stark- the Marvel film created a great temptation to find out what kind of toys and devices are built into latest version his high-tech suit. And while innovations like a suit that unfolds from a suitcase directly onto your body, or clothes that always follow you when you wear special bracelets, remain in the realm of science fiction, there is still hope. Most of what is built into the suit " Iron Man"has analogues in our world, albeit not as chic as in the film.

With a strength-enhancing exoskeleton and jet beams, as well as a robot assistant, becoming a real Tony Stark will be quite difficult - and certainly not cheap - but not impossible, by any means.

Despite how cool Tony's toys are, without a power source they will remain just beautiful armor. You need to connect a small arc reactor based on cold thermonuclear fusion.

Fusion reactor technology is the core of Stark Industries' business and the Iron Man suit. There are no analogues of this technology in our world yet (although). Marvel.com suggests that the comicsoid reactor's technology has its roots in the "tokamak" - an experimental fusion reactor from the cold war, developed back in the USSR. Like the arc reactor, the tokamak is made in the form of a toroid, includes plasma, magnetic fields and generates great amount energy.

The tokamak is much larger than the arc reactor - even larger than the prototype at Stark Industries - and has not yet moved beyond the experimental scope. But given Tony's genius for miniaturization complex structures Most likely, the basis of a fantastic thermonuclear reactor is a tokamak.

According to Neil DeGrasse Tyson, the problem of designing a fist-sized energy source is not so much generation as storage and potential. side effects. For better performance and minimal burns, DeGrasse Tyson recommends a different type of power source: one that might be based on the controlled annihilation of matter and antimatter. , For example.

Jet gloves

The jet beam gauntlet is one of Tony Stark's most used weapons, but it's unlikely to be recreated with high precision in real world. Of course, this option is not suitable for avid Iron Man fans. One of them, the German Patrick Preib, during one of his breaks in his work (on polymer processing) made something similar to a reactive glove: a laser built into the hand.

A laser powered by lithium-ion batteries may not have the same destructive power as Iron Man's gloves, but it can cause harm. It emits a 1000 mW beam, which is 200 times stronger than the laser beam that is legal for use in most countries. In short, if you want to fry your cat, he may well catch fire.

Not satisfied with the work done, Priebe went further and created what he called "", complete with a retractable laser.

According to the legend of Iron Man, the hero can fly thanks to powerful jets of energy emanating from the feet of his shoes. They move him through the air, without the risk of his feet spontaneously combusting and without having to wear high heels, which would make the hero look like a representative of glam rock. However, in our world there are no jet boots that will help you take off, but there is something else: a personal jetpack. Jetpack.

Personal jetpacks have been around for a long time. The first model appeared in 1919 in Russia, its creator was the inventor Alexander Fedorovich Andreev, but only in 1960 the first jetpack was presented to the public. Unfortunately, the high cost and short flight time meant that the hype around the invention would quickly fade.

But the dream lives on. New Zealand company Martin Aircraft has developed the Martin Jetpack, a gasoline-powered personal jetpack that can stay in the air for up to 30 minutes at a time. It is intended for the consumer market. According to some estimates, its price is about $1 million, and this is the minimum. But no one argues that all initiatives come at a cost to the real Tony Stark.

DARPA (American Defense Advanced Defense Agency) research projects) has been working on exoskeletons that could improve the physical combat performance of American soldiers for more than ten years. In 2010, defense contractor Raytheon presented one of the results of its developments for the first time: the XOS 2 exoskeleton.

The suit is designed for work in the field of logistics, that is, logistics, significantly increases the wearer's strength, allowing him to easily break through a three-inch layer of wood. Built-in hydraulics work independently of the suit's owner's muscles, thereby giving him the ability to work for three. Lightweight materials and design provide maneuverability that massive military equipment cannot boast of.

There is, of course, a problem. Each suit must be plugged into an outlet and also linked to the central control panel. While tethered suits are slated for release in 2015, Raytheon is currently developing untethered suits for future use.

Exoskeletons are not only used in military environments, of course. Outside the theater of war, the same technologies can help people relearn how to walk and gain extra muscle. In fact, it was Ekso Bionics, one of the leaders in the development of medical exoskeletons, that shared its technology with Lockheed Martin for military purposes, not the other way around.

Just like the military exoskeleton, medical devices are designed to help the body with the goal of adding strength, in addition to helping the muscles retrain and strengthen them in the process. Perhaps they cannot be used to raise a row wooden beams or rockets, for example, but thanks to exoskeletons, people who cannot walk or do not have such a precious opportunity will get it.

Computers controlled by the power of thought

If the fact that Tony Stark controls an entire suit of high-tech armor with his mind seems completely impossible to you, how surprised you will be that technology already exists with which you can control computer system just by the power of thought.

The Advanced Technologies Lab, in collaboration with Rouzbeh Jafari, an assistant professor of electrical engineering at the University of Texas, has developed an experimental system that allows control of, for example, a Samsung Galaxy tablet without touch or voice commands. Everything is built on where you look and what you focus on.

It must be admitted that technology has not yet reached the stage where it is possible to write a simple message using this method, let alone control a complex military machine. For now, the user's choice is limited to a meager menu. But this is just the beginning.

Holographic display

While watching the movie, in the scenes showing Tony Stark inside the armor, we see screens pop up in front of him, giving him the information he needs. It looks great. Why don't we have this? In fact, everything will happen, and very soon.

In fact, the point is not in glasses that can take photographs, thereby bringing Google Glass closer to Iron Man technology, but in the very concept of a wearable computer connected to the Internet that can respond to voice commands and display information accessible only to the wearer. Obviously, miniature glasses for Instagram lovers are the first step towards a full-fledged helmet that will help fight crime.

J.A.R.V.I.S.

Smart Homes a tempting idea for science fiction lovers. However, with advances in wireless networking, data analytics, and systems like J.A.R.V.I.S. are rapidly approaching scientific reality.

According to Diana Cook of the University of Washington's School of Computer Science and Electrical Engineering, the key to smart housing will be ubiquitous intelligence, capable of searching and interpreting information and acting autonomously according to algorithms. Some of these systems are already running in your home. Air conditioners can automatically adjust the temperature, refrigerators can automatically defrost. And so on.

Although "Jarvis" is an assistant in Stark's lab, Cook's research into smart homes is focused elsewhere: she's exploring how fluid intelligence could help retirees live longer without involving outsiders.

If you're still a fan of Tony Stark's technology, we suggest you take a break from the movie and head straight to the comics. One version of the iron suit features rollers that extend from the bottom of the armored suit.

This begs the question: While the film's technological push resulted in elements of exorbitant power, why not equip your iron suit with roller skates?

Unfortunately, science still does not give a clear answer to the question of how to find a reasonable and attractive secretary who will be infinitely devoted to her boss.