Show All ItemsIt is that time of year again when I spend summers away and get creative juices pumping at high speed. So, when it came time to decide what I would be I pondered and then it hit me. I love Lego's, I love batman, I loved the Lego movie....I shall be Lego Batman!!The down fall, I am the WORST at taking step by step instructions, but I'll do my very best to fill in where needed! I also never finished the project how I intended (I was making full on Lego legs), but when I do I promise to update the instructable.Now, I also tend to write like I'm having a conversation with you, this drives my brother who has a masters degree in technical writing absolutely batty (pun intended). So forgive me for being so casual, but I feel it helps the reader understand what's happening.Step 1: Materials NeededShow All ItemsSome of my materials I had laying around, I tried to put the cost I paid for them down, and some numbers are a guess, I know I didn't use all my foam board for example but I did buy 10.
If There is a different way to create party of what I did I put an * beside it and will explain what else you could use in the instructions.Materials:Lego Batman References1 -12" Tube for concrete $8.691- Gorilla Glue 8oz $10.97 *15 - Foam Sheets Black 12X18 $.99 Each *1- Foam Sheet White 12X18 * $.99 1- Foam Sheet Yellow 12X18* $.991- Smooth Foam 10" $5.001- Styrofoam Cone 9 $3.00 *2- Styrofoam Wreath $5.9910- Black Foam Board (White is fine as well) $1.001- Roll Yellow Duct Tape *1- Pair of white Pantie hoes $1.001pk- Hot Glue1- Hot Glue Gun1- Black Acrylic Paint Pint *1- Black Cloth or Flat Bed Sheet1 pk - Foam Connectors & Eyelets (Optional)Paint BrushBlack Sweat PantsBlack Shirt Long Sleeve« PreviousNext »View All Steps DownloadLego Batman Costume DiyHow To Make A Lego CostumeLego CosplayCostumes CostumesHalloween CostumesHunter S HalloweenIdeas HalloweenHalloween DecorationHoliday HalloweenForwardThis is a DIY tutorial on how to make the head and cape of the Batman Lego cosplay!
It's simple and cheap to make and I hope this tutorial helps. Check that out too please!Halloween LegoDiy Halloween CostumesHalloween IdeasLego CostumesHalloween StuffAdult CostumesWomen HalloweenCostumes BeadFigure HalloweenForward$7.00 DIY Lego Costume. This was great inspiration. I am a "mom on the go" though, so I didn't have time or patience for the perfection this how to called for. Mon's Tip: Paper mache' a small propane tank. (Cover it in Saran wrap first though) Sand Paper Mache' as needed, cut out holes and paint. Used Black Panty hose for the eye and mouth holes. Only cost is for paint, and newspaper.0Nearly every year, Batman is one of the most popular costumes. Making your own Batman costume is a lot of work but can very rewarding. This is a guide about making your own Batman costume.3 Articles All Articles RelevanceAll ArticlesSolutionsCraftsNewestOldestMost HelpfulLeast HelpfulMost CommentsFewest CommentsRelevanceSolutionsThis guide contains the following solutions. Have something to add?
Please share your solution!By advaym6 FlagThis is a guide to creating your own Lego Batman body for any cosplay competition!Supplies:a big cardboard box that covers the torsoscissorscutting bladehot glue gunblack spray paintblack chart paperyellow chart paperpencilsmarkersa rulerSteps:Find a suitable rectangular cardboard box that you think you can fit inside. Now we have to convert this rectangular cardboard box into a slightly sloped rectangular box. Before this, cut out arm holes on each side. Each arm hole should have a diameter of about 25 cm, for adults, for children it should be made smaller.Cut out a hole at the top for the head to fit in. My head was 20cm in diameter. Again, make it smaller if it's for children.Related ContentNow, to give it slanting edges, cut out the lines in the box as shown in the pictures. Make sure to cut only from 3 sides (not the base). Then, push these flaps inwards and stick down with hot glue. This makes it super strong and durable.Cut out a huge hole at the bottom through which you are going to slide into the box.
The size depends on your waist and build.Use black spray paint and paint the box black. You can even use normal acrylic/enamel paint, but spray paints give a smoother and cleaner finish. I stuck a plain black chart paper on the front to give a better look.Use a piece of yellow chart paper to cut out a thick yellow belt. Cut it out according to the design shown and make the borders thick and prominent using a black marker. Stick this on the base of box using hot glue.Using a normal pencil, draw the outline for the abs for the body. Once the outline is drawn, apply gray paint and paint the abs properly. Make sure that the outline comes out symmetrical on both sides (this may take few tries).For the Batman logo, if you are really artistic you can paint the logo. I tried a lot, but could not manage to get it symmetrical on both sides. Finally, I printed a picture of the logo on thick card paper and neatly cut it out and stuck it on the box.This is how it finally looks! (A tutorial on how to make the head and cape will come soon.)
Comment By melissa Flag1Very cool! Reply By advaym3 Flag CommentPin It! This is a DIY tutorial on how to make the head and cape of the Batman Lego cosplay! I previously uploaded a tutorial on how to make the Lego Batman body Lego Batman body. Check that out too please!0 Flag CommentPin It! This page has a great information about making your own batman costume. It has detailed instructions for making the mask, boots, gloves, cape and chest plate.The "Bat-Man," or Batman (as he's known these days) is DC Comics' bat-inspired crime fighter. Unlike other superheroes, he doesn't have any superpowers; he's just a regular guy... with an irregular amount of wealth. They say money can't buy happiness, but when you have Wayne Enterprises-level cash on hand, it can definitely buy you a lot of weapons. Money, power, superior intelligence—what more could you want? How about the ability to act like Batman? It takes more than cruising around town in the Batmobile or testing the latest and greatest technology in your Batcave to be Batman...
Actually, if that's how you spend your time, you probably are Batman. For everyone else, mastering this cultural icon's poses takes practice. Here's how to get started!BatarangWhen that Bat-signal searchlight emblazons the night sky, Batman knows he's being called for duty. Sometimes he'll have Robin at his six or the Justice League to back him up. Other times, he has to handle business by himself. That’s when a good Batarang comes in handy. Batarangs are as agile as throwing stars and as reliable at returning to the thrower as a boomerang. Some even possess different abilities, such as being electrified or filled with tear gas. Whatever the mission, these specialized weapons are as unique as they come. ShadowsWhen darkness falls, Batman is a tough guy to find. As a matter of fact, hiding in the shadows is Batman's specialty. This skill is especially helpful for stalking villains or for making an escape anytime Jim Gordon takes his eyes off of you. Simply melt into the background of Gotham City by using your cape to block your face, leaving only a stern gaze visible.
It's intimidating, but it's also captivating. Just ask Ms. Selina Kyle. When you turn on the smolder, she goes from parkouring jewel thief to a purr-fect, upstanding cat-izen.DefenderCrossing your arms is a sub-conscious sign that you're on guard to block any attacks, and martial artists use the position to communicate a very similar message. It's the ultimate power pose that's been utilized by throngs of superheroes, tough guys and bouncers throughout the ages. In short, you don’t mess with this Batman because he means business. In photos, it will translate as being confident, but also aloof. Save it for "candid" shots between you and Superman (you kind of stole it from him anyway), not a couple's pose with your best gal.StrikeBatman doesn't use guns (well, until Zack Snyder brought Frank Miller's storyline to the big screen, anyway). They are the weapons that killed his parents and he has stood by this principle his entire career. He's not a predator going in for the kill; his only belief is in justice.