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Galohan

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another great undersuit

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08-11-2010, 09:14 PM

I was looking at the other threads, and noticed that they havent added this website.

www.morphsuits.com

they have many different colors, but if they didnt have black i wouldnt have even mentioned it. The material is probably a bit thin, but you can always wear clothing underneath.
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InfiniTTTy

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08-11-2010, 09:30 PM

More commonly known as "zentai suits". Yep, that would probably do the trick. I noticed the other day that Walmart (in Eastern Canada, at least) is selling "performance suits" (sort of a nylon / lycra blend) for about $20. That might work too. I'll have to give one a try for the MKVI I'm working on.
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SPARTAN-Z71

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#3

08-11-2010, 10:28 PM

These are expensive morph suits!
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Galohan

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#4

08-12-2010, 04:01 PM

well, if you can get 5 people to buy then they are only 40 bucks each.
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Cirkob5477

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08-12-2010, 04:08 PM

In Quebec?
So, 20$? Does it have plating like motorcycle body armor?
And what's the point of a morphsuit other then looking like -BLAM-ing idiot? xD
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Flyerfye

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08-12-2010, 04:20 PM

For Halo armor, you usually don't want something skintight like that. Unless you have the musculature of a Spartan already. If not, it will make your arms and legs look like either sticks or blobs, depending on your body type.

However, I've seen some very attractive females use it for costuming, with... very nice results.

Also, good for Power Ranger suits.
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Galohan

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08-12-2010, 10:17 PM

I have no dout that it would look great on females. I really think that if you put some stuff onderneath, especially in the places where it would show black, then you could look bigger. This stuff is meant to stretch.
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Hickeydog

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#8

08-14-2010, 07:16 PM

Originally posted by Flyerfye View Post

For Halo armor, you usually don't want something skintight like that. Unless you have the musculature of a Spartan already. If not, it will make your arms and legs look like either sticks or blobs, depending on your body type.

However, I've seen some very attractive females use it for costuming, with... very nice results.

Also, good for Power Ranger suits.

It would be pretty easy to make a Cortana costume if you got your hands on a weaving machine.
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Cirkob5477

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08-14-2010, 08:08 PM

Originally posted by Galohan View Post

I have no dout that it would look great on females. I really think that if you put some stuff onderneath, especially in the places where it would show black, then you could look bigger. This stuff is meant to stretch.

Err, don't wanna be a jerk, but I don't think it was appropriate to post that....
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Galohan

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08-14-2010, 08:29 PM

lol, i just realized that had another meaning! haha, woops, sorry guys, i was replying to your skintight part. I implied that you could put clothing underneath the morphsuit. The "MORPHSUIT" is meant to stretch.
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SchizophrenicMC

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08-14-2010, 10:28 PM

Originally posted by Galohan View Post

lol, i just realized that had another meaning! haha, woops, sorry guys, i was replying to your skintight part. I implied that you could put clothing underneath the morphsuit. The "MORPHSUIT" is meant to stretch.

I think he was referring to the comment about the ladies. :P

In any case, do want, but only for the sheer novelty one of those things must provide. Looks kinda wimpy for an undersuit.
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nirvana_katana

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#12

08-19-2010, 01:57 AM

has anybody though of just buying tight thermals
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Galohan

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#13

08-20-2010, 12:35 AM

Originally posted by nirvana_katana View Post

has anybody though of just buying tight thermals

thermals? Where would you buy those? Arent those a little hot though?
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Flyerfye

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08-20-2010, 10:29 AM

Plenty of people use thermals. They're a particularly good starting point for ODST undersuits. And really, a lot more cost-effective than crazy bodysuits. A good-fitting long sleeve shirt and pants can fulfil the same purpose, even. Total price: $20 maybe?

Most Spartans need to bulk up a bit though, so people who can afford it usually go with things that have thickness, or padding (like motorcycle armor).
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Galohan

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08-21-2010, 12:33 PM

Originally posted by Flyerfye View Post

Plenty of people use thermals. They're a particularly good starting point for ODST undersuits. And really, a lot more cost-effective than crazy bodysuits. A good-fitting long sleeve shirt and pants can fulfil the same purpose, even. Total price: $20 maybe?

Most Spartans need to bulk up a bit though, so people who can afford it usually go with things that have thickness, or padding (like motorcycle armor).

So then where would I find a good thermal suit for 20 bucks?
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