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Oct 2, 2012 · Modeled from scratch, not a game rip or existing file modification. It's still not perfect but I wasn't happy with any of the other TDK cowl files out there so I decided to make my own. I originally modeled it for a cardstock/ fiberglass resin build, but then unfolded for a 3mm craft foam build, so the unfold is kind of somewhere in between ...
Dec 19, 2016 · Hey guys welcome to my new tutorial on the Batman Telltale Batsuit, in this tutorial I will covering on how I approach into making a costume and building. Ho...
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The Batsuit was the costume worn by Bruce Wayne while operating as Batman. Changing versions as he continued to operate, the costume served mostly as protection and to strike fear into the criminals he fought. Aside from the prototype Batsuit, all versions were equipped with electronic gadgets, such as holographic lenses and forensic scanners.
Prototype
Bruce first developed the prototype Batsuit whilst planning his war on crime. Aside from voice modulation, a utility belt to store some of his gadgets, basic holographic functionality and a communicator in the ears, it did not provide Bruce any protection or other benefits, aside from theatricality and intimidating criminals. The suit would be donned before his battle with Lady Arkham, should he choose to stop Two-Face from taking over Wayne Manor at the cost of his tech being hacked. Though the suit was badly damaged in a fight with Lady Arkham, Batman would continue to wear it until his tech was restored.
Mark I
The first armored Batsuit was created shortly after Wayne officially began his war on crime as Batman. The suit was fitted with various armored plating to protect him from both normal gunshots and armor-piercing bullets as well as other forms of attack, though the back was left exposed, due to the cape. Along with voice modulation, a communicator, and basic holographic functionality, the cowl also could interface with the Bat-Drones. Fox later upgraded to the cowl to include thermal imaging, allowing Batman to detect heat signatures. Along with protection and use in combat, the gauntlets were fitted with a holographic display and controls. These could be used to interface with the Batcomputer and Bat-Drones, control gadgets, hack into devices, and activate an Ultrasonic Bat Beacon. The gloves had scanners fitted in to analyze items of interest and catalogue compounds, sending information gather to the Batcomputer. A microphone was also hidden into the gloves' fingers, which could be activated with the controls on the gauntlet and directly feed into both the cowl's communicator. The Batsuit's cape was also designed to act as a glider when stretched out, with Batman using it to travel both long and short distances or mitigate damage from falls. The suit is damaged during Batman's fight with Lady Arkham at the Skyrail Depot. The damage can only be repaired if Batman convinces Fox to work for him full-time or if he protects his technology from Penguin.
Mark II
Lucius was in the process of creating the second version of the Batsuit during Batman's battle with the Children of Arkham. If Batman decides to stop Penguin from hacking his tech, Lucius was able to finish it before Batman goes to confront Lady Arkham. Along with the existing features provided by the previous Batsuit, the Mark II also came with improved armor to protect him from Lady Arkham's concussion staff and pouches on the utility belt to store his improved tech. Unlike the Prototype Suit, the Mark II only receives some scratches from Lady Arkham's staff. It is unknown if Lucius was ever able to complete this Batsuit if Bruce stopped Two-Face from seizing Wayne Manor.
•Each of the Batsuits seem to be inspired by an existing design in the comics or other media:
•The prototype suit appears to have been inspired by the New 52 Batsuits, though its lack of armor and cloth base makes it similar to classic versions of the costume.
•The Mark I suit is similar to the New 52 Batsuits, due to its armor plating and more tactical appearance. It also shares shorter ears, something first implemented in The Dark Knight Returns.
•The Mark II suit is based on the Exoframe Batsuit used by Batman during The Dark Knight Returns, due to the heavy armor and the silver color scheme.
•The Mark III suit is based primarily on the Plated Batsuits used in The Dark Knight trilogy, with a darker color scheme, longer ears and retractable gauntlet blades.
•Concept art for Batman: The Telltale Series indicates that the suits' gauntlets planned to feature inbuilt grappling hooks, similar to those seen in Joel Schumacher films. Though this was scrapped, it was later recycled with the Bat-Anchor being attached to Mark III's wrists in The Enemy Within.
Dec 5, 2023 · About this mod. This mod was made with in-development tools so there are some issues but they are all very minor, he won't take his cowl or his belt off atm but down the line, it is something I'd like to add. Shout out to Dante from AMF for helping me test this and make sure it was as good as I could get it before I dropped it for ya'll he also ...
Apr 19, 2024 · This is a digital download for Pepakura templates to build your own foam Batman The Telltale Series Batsuit. These templates have been scaled to fit a person of around 6 foot (Give or take a few inches) And average build. Because the files are made from a low poly 3D model, there are some minor imperfections with the shaping and unfold of the ...
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Feb 2, 2017 · New Member. Feb 2, 2017. #1. Emerald City ComiCon is upon us next month and I'm hoping to debut my next Batman cosplay there, basing the design off of the new Telltale Batman game. I'm hoping to do foam armor/muscles covered in fabric and either sewn or glued to an undersuit. Was hoping to see if others out there had done something similar and ...
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