This is what I missed from his later armors after the nanotech stuff was introduced: the sheer visual overload of the under skeleton and the armor layers. The suits up to infinity war were a VFX treat.
Not at this time for many reasons, but the biggest killer is what is it gonna be powered by? We don't have anything remotely close to the Arc Reactor, and our battery tech (while improving) is still no where near the level to keep such a complex and capable armor system running
@@Samuel2oh9 definately 100% not gonna see it in 15-20 years. There is no way anyone can truly make an iron man suit as you see in the movies. Only very very downgraded version of it.
@@ozanozenir2503 like i said, you are viewing it from the perspective of modern day. With modern tech, it’s currently not possible, but technology is advancing at an alarming rate. In 10 years we will likely have tech you could only dream of. It would surprise me to see a fully functional suit in 2 decades based on how fast technology is advancing currently. Not a literal 1/1 copy of the iron suit, but essentially the same thing a protective suit that allows you to fly and have super strength with an exoskeleton
When it said "expolosive armor" and i saw him putting all the piece together, i thought it was an armor that could explode into a bunch of detachable pieces lol
I would like to see a 1/6 scale, fully functional movable version. Maybe this could be possible in a 1/4 scale with a figure body that can fit in it and pieces that are attached close behind.
Absolutely beautiful work 👏❤️. Next project could be to make a moveable Tony Stark figure with push-on armor and suitcase for storage. I would buy it right away sir 😄
I can’t afford to build another suit. I don’t have the room for another suit. I don’t have the patience for another suit. Shit shit shit shit shit imma do it:)
