Make Your Own Arkham Origins Batsuit With a 3D Printer!
A 3D Printer is a wonderful new technology. A 3D printer can make just about anything you can imagine. But can you make an awesome Batman suit inspired by the video game Arkham Origins with one? Sure you can.
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A combined effort between Crimson Coscrafts, Gauntlet FX and Tundra Designs, this Batsuit was made using a 3D printer and looks incredible. Crimson Coscrafts Steve Dee talked about the design:
"The colours are not the standard issue Arkham Origins, as I wanted to go with the Dark Knight Skin you get at 100% completion. The suit is quite comfy to wear and movement is great. I can’t bend at the stomach but I didn’t expect that. Tundra and Gauntlet had really thought about [the abs and obliques] and provided some squares of ribbed rubber to fit the pieces together, so I set to gluing these all up with some trust urethane glue with added gorilla glue."
Who needs to spend nearly 2 grand on a Batsuit when you can just make your own? And while not cheap, you can get a pretty solid 3D printer for around $500, which makes this awesome Batsuit a much more feasible option than some high-end replica.
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