Halloween CostumesKids CostumesSuperhero Costumes Boy's Lego Batman Costume Signup to receive an email when this item is in-stock. Sizing Links & Information Special Sizing Chart For This Item Other Sizing Notes & Product Notes Safety Reminders & Warnings If size options aren't displayed, this item is a one size item. CATEGORIES: Superhero Costumes, TV & Movies - Boys, Super Heroes, DC Comics, Batman Lego Batman Child Costume Straight from your child's favorite, The Lego Batman Movie, comes this great costume of the legendary superhero Batman! Looks amazingly just like the movie! The costume includes mini-figure tunic with detachable cape, mask, pants and special gloves. This is an officially licensed Lego Costume. Be the first to review this product! Qty On-Hand At StoreLego Boba Fett Costume Owns All Star Wars Costumes to Date9/09/09 8:50am If there's anything better than a home made Boba Fett costume, it has to be this Lego Boba Fett costume.
This little kid will be one of the most popular and happiest kids next Halloween, as his face shows: These photos were sent by his dad, Gizmodo reader Brad Methvin:The scale came out perfect because minifigs are 40mm. My son is 40 inches. I originally made this for Halloween, but DragonCon was do-able so, I rushed to finish so my 3-yr old would be ready for the parade. I was actually finishing it on the MARTA (Atlanta Rapid Transit). When we arrived but he saw Darth Vader, all bets were off. He was not going near the parade or any Star Wars characters. I had to carry all the costume parts all over downtown Atlanta until we made it back home, where he asked me if he could put on his costume. (ahh being a parent)His 8-year old brother, (who I SHOULD have begun with) will be getting a Jango costume on a larger scale for Halloween. I'll send it when I get it done.Yes, Brad is probably the coolest dad on his block. Probably the whole city, and half of the US too. This one beats the AT-AT couple costume—although not on dorkiness.
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The results, as it turns out, will have you terrified of even looking at Lego from this day on. The flesh-colored Lego Minifig silicone mask we can handle, even if the solid black eyes are like staring at a shark. But those two-fingered claw hands with massive fingernails? [YouTube via The Brick Fan]When my husband and I got married, we were warned that we would fight about money or sex. We fight about the direction a costume is taking during construction. It has happened every time we have made costumes. After the second design failure on Groot, we just let it go (great, now that song is stuck in my head). Neither of our ideas were working, and we weren’t doing so well. For this Dancing Baby Groot tutorial you will need: A Flower Pot (Ours was about 14″ in diameter, choose your accordingly) Brown Painter’s Paper Brown Paint Green Painter’s Paper Green Paint Instead of a tutorial, I plan to drink wine. While drinking, I will share what my husband did for the other three members of our household.
Let it be known that gender roles do not apply in my house. Not only does my husband cook, he also busted his butt to sew and paint our costumes in time for GeekGirlCon in mid-October. He is the most awesome guy in the world. We first tried twisting and crumpling painter’s paper and using Gorilla Glue to adhere it to the sweatshirt. This worked, but was a big mess and hard to keep positioned while the glue dried. There were many colorful metaphors uttered… Next, the twisted pieces of paper were hand-sewn onto the sweatshirt. This made our daughter look like a brown box instead of a long treeling. Plus the paper was stiff and LOUD. Groot’s pot was constructed by cutting a flower pot in half, adding cardboard, and using copious amounts of Gorilla Glue to attach old sneakers to the bottoms. For grip, a collectible card game playing mat (basically a giant mousepad) was cut and adhered. There was no cursing involved in the making of the flower pot. Now, wearing the flower pot did cause my daughter to utter a few choice phrases (to be fair, that thing had to be a pain in the arse to walk in).
As a finishing touch, I loaded I Want You Back onto my phone and connected the iFrogz Tadpole speaker GeekMom Jenny previously talked about to the inside of the flower pot. When we get around a bunch of people, my daughter could dance like Baby Groot. The Rocket costume went much more smoothly, though my costume had the most materials and items to purchase of our three costumes. Thankfully, with the announcement of Guardians of the Galaxy 2 being a definite, I know I will get future use out of my costume—and have time to make a sweet gun! My son’s costume (only to be worn for our Halloween commitments) went the smoothest of the three costumes, was the cheapest, and took the least amount of time to make. My son, quite specifically, asked to be the guy from “Honey, Were Are My Pants?,” the silly fictional sitcom from The Lego Movie. Honestly, when you are four, isn’t that the best part of the movie? Thanks to having a cardboard supply that multiplies like tribbles, having yellow rain pants (needed in the Pacific Northwest), and a pajama top the same color as the guy’s shirt, we only had to purchase blue spray paint and World Market Cheesy Snowballs (because the container looks like a Lego mini-figure head with a bit of modification).