The suit construction was fabricated from a base shirt with cemented upholstery foam musculature. The muscles were skinned with scrap fabric for subtlety and the actual black costume fabric is a 4 way stretch bullet texture fabric. This was just a basic shirt sewing pattern stretch over and glued down with spray glue. The details on the suit shirt are urethane molded from EVA foam. They were cast in a Smooth On Vytaflex 50 tinted black. The detail lines were a combination of a shiny elastic and metallic puff paint. It was done to achieve a woven look without cutting a sewing each individual panel as this was a Halloween project short on time. The necklace was was also cast in Vytaflex with cold casted gold pigment. The neck area need extra support so it was backed with sew-in upholstery foam.

The gloves were just a simple two part glove pattern drawn from my hand. The claws themselves were hand sculpted and molded with silicone. Everything was then glued in place with superglue. The bracers utilize more sculpted elements that were then cast. They have zipper enclosures and sew-in foam interfacing.

Lastly the pants were just bought from a martial arts supply store. The boots were some Tabi boots with the same puff paint lines and urethane claws that were 3D printed and cast. The boot covers are the same sew in foam.