Cosplay Chris Creates: Batman Utility Belt

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  • @thebatman911
    @thebatman911 7 років тому +1

    I could literally watch these videos all day.

  • @scottmatthews3046
    @scottmatthews3046 Рік тому

    Thanks Chris, Shoe polish is now a firm fixure within my weathering products. Genius!!!

  • @LukeDodge916
    @LukeDodge916 8 років тому +23

    That was awesome. You're an artist

    • @CosplayChris
      @CosplayChris  8 років тому +13

      +Elton Alwine Thank you sir!

    • @sesch629
      @sesch629 8 років тому

      +Cosplay Chris Again, beautiful work. congrats

  • @Pairjira
    @Pairjira 8 років тому +3

    Amazing! I think I might use this method to make a belt of my own for my Turbo Man from Jingle All the Way cosplay!

  • @DarthEivom
    @DarthEivom 7 років тому +1

    Man he has come a long way since then

  • @USSCrazybat
    @USSCrazybat 8 років тому +1

    Great video! I've started work on a belt following your basic idea, and I'm stoked. Just finished priming/painting the cylinders, and I can't wait to finish the rest!

  • @wwlandXXX
    @wwlandXXX 8 років тому

    That was awesome. I made mine too but I like pouches you can actually use. You gave me a lot of good ideas for my next one. The advantage of using the balsa wood is custom sizing your pouch. Great job!

  • @therealsantaclaus2510
    @therealsantaclaus2510 8 років тому

    I don't think anybody could get as badass as you

  • @aidencantrell8534
    @aidencantrell8534 7 років тому

    Chris awesome job it looks AWESOME!!

  • @markagnew1313
    @markagnew1313 7 років тому

    excellent tutorial. gonna use a lot of this for my Cable cosplay belt. many thanks

  • @murphy58racing
    @murphy58racing 8 років тому +3

    Nice mate great job your pool is so green

    • @CosplayChris
      @CosplayChris  8 років тому +3

      +street skater Haha last time i checked four talking turtles were swimming in it :D

  • @cliffdotcomdotau
    @cliffdotcomdotau 9 років тому +15

    Dude, you should start a workshop or something, just saying! 👍

  • @christopherg6134
    @christopherg6134 8 років тому

    That looks pretty cool! !

  • @mazzaquepasa
    @mazzaquepasa 9 років тому

    Wow you really impressed me with this project! Damn!

  • @johnnyslack4255
    @johnnyslack4255 8 років тому

    Omfg that was sick! Cosplay Chris is a god

  • @BatMan-ug7sh
    @BatMan-ug7sh 8 років тому

    Hey Chris you could make it lighter and more functional by using travel q-tip boxes do pouches and so you could have the flashlights be a tool in the belt by attaching Velcro tape or magnets to the lights themselves and the belt.
    btw
    YOU ROCK!!

  • @waynesbutler
    @waynesbutler 9 років тому

    This is what the world needs most..Other then world peace ..lol..More vids like this..Loved it..Great job my best aussie brother..I find what we call popsicle sticks you call..Not sure..What is this tasty treat you speak of..thats on a stick and frozen obviously..lol...Love Bro

  • @rcluff86
    @rcluff86 9 років тому

    Very nice. I might use some of these techniques for a Beast Boy type belt.

  • @moviehoarder8382
    @moviehoarder8382 7 років тому

    Hey Chris!!!!!!!!! i want to see you do a vampire batman cosplay:)

  • @owengrady
    @owengrady 8 років тому +23

    When you said this costed about $250 to make, I almost clicked out of the video.

    • @Daisy_Rabbit
      @Daisy_Rabbit 8 років тому

      That was for a belt he BOUGHT he said it would cost at the absolute maximum $1:30

    • @Daisy_Rabbit
      @Daisy_Rabbit 8 років тому

      +NinjaTheWizzard $130 srry

    • @ixreivax9348
      @ixreivax9348 7 років тому +2

      Lol so true

    • @vincentbressers9202
      @vincentbressers9202 5 років тому +3

      I made and screen accurate version of batflecks belt it only cost 25$

    • @KingJake-om7yq
      @KingJake-om7yq 4 роки тому

      I watched it just to see what he did. I made mine out of crayon boxes

  • @markmalone9657
    @markmalone9657 8 років тому

    I love your videos

  • @cjfedler327
    @cjfedler327 8 років тому +3

    I Think that it might be cool to use Something like amagic the gathering plastic snaptop case for the pouches. So not only would they be super light, but you could actually use them to hold things. but overall, nice job

  • @spacepirateshobbies9426
    @spacepirateshobbies9426 8 років тому +1

    Excellent video. New sub. A few suggestions if you don't mind. First I'd use something to seal the wood i.e. stain or thinned wood glue. second, For a primer for metallic paints I'd use black. A gloss black makes for a more shiny finish. Third for filling any imperfections in the surface try something like Epoxy Sculpt. I know its a little more expensive (about 30 us dollars for a pound) and you'll have to get it online but It has a longer work time and you can use your hands to work it. These things shouldn't up the cost much.

    • @CosplayChris
      @CosplayChris  8 років тому

      +SpacePirate's Hobbies Thank you for the sub and the tips :) Very insightful!

  • @brandonvantassel5542
    @brandonvantassel5542 6 років тому

    .. Only thing I have to ask.. The flash lights.. why not just keep them well..Flash lights.. Glue or find another way to put the Clip on it and then you have some what of an actual Utility belt.. I saw about the pouches someone mentioned why not use some actual pouches.. Yeah maybe not for a phone but Cash, Card, ID .. somethin lol..Smokes and a lighter..Keys .. All good though Your videos are awesome !.

  • @billperkins74
    @billperkins74 8 років тому

    ingenious. I love it.

  • @dirtyjas86
    @dirtyjas86 8 років тому +1

    Okay okay shit looks legit. Love it

  • @kahunavirus7534
    @kahunavirus7534 6 років тому

    This is fantastic!! I have one question I would love for you to answer. Why didn’t you just make one pouch and make a mold and casts? Wouldn’t that be easier?? U might’ve answered it in the video but I didn’t catch it.

  • @rapscallion4987
    @rapscallion4987 7 років тому

    Awesome dude subbed

  • @anticswithmydogz
    @anticswithmydogz 2 роки тому

    That square piece of trim with the circles carved in it is called a rosette.

  • @miguelcarvalho5941
    @miguelcarvalho5941 8 років тому

    im probably using glue sticks instead of the lights. I'm a recent fan, but I think you r great. keep up the good work

  • @DALILOMODIY
    @DALILOMODIY 8 років тому +3

    awesome :)

  • @Javilujah
    @Javilujah 8 років тому +1

    someones been working out nice calluses

  • @Javilujah
    @Javilujah 8 років тому +4

    eva foam would also do a good job in lieu of the wood

  • @dootlebootle3701
    @dootlebootle3701 8 років тому +1

    Is there any way to possibly use craft foam in replacement of the wood? I know it's not the sturdiest thing known to man, but I figured it would be cheaper (assuming that the wood is the most expensive thing out of everything)

  • @djmileski
    @djmileski 8 років тому

    Can you possibly do some gauntlets, a belt, cowl(?......) but Greg Capullo inspired? I can't find anything weirdly.

  • @kevinsantana8727
    @kevinsantana8727 8 років тому

    Hey Chris I know this is a older video but I just watched it today like 100 times lol but what are the measurement you used to make the wood pouches ?? BTW I love your work man I've been using most of your technics for some of my cosplay work :-)

  • @linroo913
    @linroo913 7 років тому

    There's a lot of options for the pouches, styrofoam, Eva foam, really any foam, cork, cardboard, you name it you can use it.

  • @Captain_Solo
    @Captain_Solo 8 років тому

    That's sweet,what grit sand paper did you use?

  • @camscustoms6933
    @camscustoms6933 8 років тому

    That's amazing

  • @unitas.mp4
    @unitas.mp4 7 років тому

    I personally use those things q-tips come in to make pouches.

  • @gliddy6282
    @gliddy6282 8 років тому +1

    Good job brother. Subscribing.☺

    • @CosplayChris
      @CosplayChris  8 років тому

      +G Liddy Thank you so much, man :)

  • @yungabz860
    @yungabz860 8 років тому

    Awesome video, you got a subscribe! :)

  • @bertiesgirl1
    @bertiesgirl1 6 років тому

    The metal clips look similar to clips i use for holding paper onto a drawing board, i got mine for pennies at my local art shop.

  • @justinharrison5433
    @justinharrison5433 8 років тому

    can you do a video where the pockets on the utility belt work

  • @AceonMarz
    @AceonMarz 8 років тому

    will you ever tackle toy ships?

  • @aarishsiddiqui7313
    @aarishsiddiqui7313 4 роки тому

    U MISSED OUT, should've had that thin balsa wood flip down and inside be the grappling mechanism like in batman begins

  • @nightwingbatsvssupes
    @nightwingbatsvssupes 9 років тому +6

    if I made it I would leave the bat symbol off the belt

  • @charleskilvington4998
    @charleskilvington4998 5 років тому

    what could i use for a cheaper pouch for the belt thats not wood?

  • @Foodb4doodz
    @Foodb4doodz 8 років тому

    omg your pool, you need to shock it lol

  • @SanDeeMcGeek
    @SanDeeMcGeek 8 років тому

    wouldn't it be nicer to have actual storage possibilities with this belt? like taking plastic boxes, who are light weight and cheap.

  • @holmesey4549
    @holmesey4549 8 років тому +1

    8:14 "Screwin' them in the back" 0.o

  • @Ronz32
    @Ronz32 8 років тому

    The only thing I'd do different is use a fine filler like gesso to get rid of the wood grain.

  • @XTHHedgehog
    @XTHHedgehog 8 років тому

    I wonder how you'd make a replica WWE title on a shoestring budget

  • @DiakuKoi
    @DiakuKoi 5 років тому

    When I make a utility belt I like to make them functional so I can use them for cons

  • @rufusmilkner63
    @rufusmilkner63 8 років тому +1

    How much did this cost you too make?

    • @trystane.8498
      @trystane.8498 8 років тому

      He said it 6 times in the video

    • @rufusmilkner63
      @rufusmilkner63 8 років тому

      +Trystan Ellioty I know, thats the joke

  • @scottdain6647
    @scottdain6647 7 років тому

    Do you buy you shoe polish in bulk?

  • @alanvitor1079
    @alanvitor1079 8 років тому

    my good dali diy

  • @BatMan-ug7sh
    @BatMan-ug7sh 8 років тому

    I meant for pouches...sorry.

  • @charleslau9721
    @charleslau9721 8 років тому +1

    awesome!

  • @r-monsolace2630
    @r-monsolace2630 9 років тому

    Nice

  • @vukjovanovic1063
    @vukjovanovic1063 3 роки тому

    💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻

  • @LilCoxyBoi13
    @LilCoxyBoi13 6 років тому

    I love the design but who would have thought that wood and metal is Lighter than pure urithane

  • @cfcufc007
    @cfcufc007 8 років тому +1

    Crazy

  • @sethflix
    @sethflix 6 місяців тому

    You could have used money clips.

  • @deafquip
    @deafquip 9 років тому

    are you a new zelander because i live in new zeland and bunnings is new zeland

  • @pimpin3843
    @pimpin3843 6 років тому

    Cool

  • @georgdifalco3430
    @georgdifalco3430 8 років тому

    to get rid of the roughness i would have just used sand paper

  • @rahoulbhola9776
    @rahoulbhola9776 8 років тому

    Looks like the batfleck

  • @Stugots666x
    @Stugots666x 8 років тому

    wud like to c someone make a full functional batman begins/dark knight utility belt

  • @Cardinal_Prince
    @Cardinal_Prince 7 років тому

    any way to make an ironman suit?

  • @Opieboi
    @Opieboi 8 років тому

    his pool is green

  • @ArhamKhanofficial-mn1nm
    @ArhamKhanofficial-mn1nm 3 роки тому

    Make a video of batman halmet

  • @KingJake-om7yq
    @KingJake-om7yq 4 роки тому

    A cheaper version is using modded crayon boxes and old belts

  • @___moss
    @___moss 8 років тому

    this video could be alot shorter and still as good

    • @henriquesilva966
      @henriquesilva966 7 років тому

      Milan Kessels nothing wrong with half an hour of Chris

  • @josephcunningham7568
    @josephcunningham7568 8 років тому

    Ok not to be a hater seriously tho just putting it out there maybe it cost so much because you bought 4 loot crate exclusive x files flashlights and those aren't cheap because they only made a finite amount of them so at most $20 a pop and btw you could have bought a Woden pole chopped it up hollowed it out and make a Woden lid for it for like $20 for all four so besides over spending by like $60 good craftsmanship but major waste of $

    • @henriquesilva966
      @henriquesilva966 8 років тому

      Joseph Cunningham he said the flashlights were only $5 a piece

    • @henriquesilva966
      @henriquesilva966 8 років тому

      And that he got it from the 2 dollar store

  • @Luk31812
    @Luk31812 7 років тому

    im a giant geek!!!

  • @anakinsmith7917
    @anakinsmith7917 8 років тому

    why is your pool green

  • @ethanschembri4818
    @ethanschembri4818 8 років тому

    dude u should make a man of steel suit. and say i suggested it and put my channel link in the description

  • @lanesteele240
    @lanesteele240 6 років тому

    I think i saw a dropbear in the background

  • @aidencantrell8534
    @aidencantrell8534 7 років тому

    Also if u need help like needing to know some imformation on something marvel or dc or starwars or startrek just give me an email and i will try to get back to u, and i will help u on something u need to know.

  • @gunnarbiker
    @gunnarbiker 5 років тому

    You do cool stuff! You don't have kids, huh?! LOL

  • @clarenceramirez7809
    @clarenceramirez7809 8 років тому

    Green pool????

  • @589sponge
    @589sponge 7 років тому

    Great job but i wouldn't exactly call a $250 batman utility belt a budget piece? Lol

  • @dankmemester3336
    @dankmemester3336 9 років тому

    That intro do

  • @rudevoices9204
    @rudevoices9204 7 років тому

    You are to black shoe polish as MooseFigs is to electrical tape

  • @MrCdawson17
    @MrCdawson17 5 років тому

    What's the point in making a utility belt thats not functional? Making it with chunks of wood is pointless!

  • @legendarysixsamurai-shien402
    @legendarysixsamurai-shien402 8 років тому +1

    The buckle would have been better if you'd thinned it by half the thickness

  • @icarus8000
    @icarus8000 9 років тому

    Do you have twitter?

  • @stewiegriffin4
    @stewiegriffin4 7 років тому

    That's pretty bood, but you could also make it out of foam for 30$ us

  • @thetoythief8940
    @thetoythief8940 8 років тому

    Eny buddy notes the pool

  • @BatMan-ug7sh
    @BatMan-ug7sh 8 років тому

    Spellcheck

  • @akashmoana-singh8453
    @akashmoana-singh8453 7 років тому

    I'm a nerd again.

  • @jackwilliams3568
    @jackwilliams3568 8 років тому

    hi

  • @Bat-talk
    @Bat-talk 8 років тому

    That's not $250 to make .. Sorry ..

  • @bradgroves2000
    @bradgroves2000 8 років тому

    $1us=$1.47aus

  • @chappeydizzel6564
    @chappeydizzel6564 8 років тому

    great you could not do better

  • @marcemarc6516
    @marcemarc6516 8 років тому

    Going to make a belt for 20 bucks and end this kids channel.. Like first off, goodwill, dollar store, thrift stores and even more creativity

  • @jehmiahisodo4347
    @jehmiahisodo4347 8 років тому

    booh

  • @Javilujah
    @Javilujah 8 років тому +1

    eva foam would also do a good job in lieu of the wood