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The Samus Aran DIY Project: Helmet
The Samus Aran DIY Project: Varia Suit Helmet

Yep, this is it- The completed Samus helmet!
I cannot even begin to tell you what a task creating this costume has been. Just getting the design correct, without a pattern and only by looking at character stills, has been difficult enough. But then there’s the added pressure to create the entire project in under $75…Which means recycling and reusing materials around the house. I would not recommend this project if you don’t have about a month of free evenings, the determination of an ox, and the patience to continue working despite some failures.
I have one week. One week left to finish the costume, and I’m mentally smacking myself for taking my time up to this point. I had the helmet and arm cannon done two weeks ago, and have little to show for progress up til this past Monday. I feel like I just went back to college and it’s finals week- staying up until wee hours of the morning, waking up to make a disheveled appearance at work, then returning home to more work and late nights. Mr. Frog thinks I’m crazy, and I’ll admit my sleep deprivation causes me occasional fits of mad-scientist hysterical laughter. I even talk to Samus like she’s a real robot… but I couldn’t be more pleased with the results so far. In my blog, I’m going to show step-by step instructions on how to make this Samus Aran costume DIY style. But first, a little quip about Samus, and why every girl should want to be her for Halloween instead of another version of Sexy-Vinyl-Cop.
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Dedicated to @ for the premium sub on DeviantArt. It’s pretty rough but I hope you dig it, dude! #metroid #ironman (Taken with Instagram)
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Metroid Comic Book Art.
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IS THAT QUADRAXIS.
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I’ve never owned a Nintendo, so I’m not a massive fan of either of these characters, but what a cool piece by Cliff Rathburn! He needs to draw more books when he’s not doing the gray tones for Walking Dead and the inks for Invincible month in and month out.
(Source: cliff-rathburn)






