I kept in mind I still wanted the iconic look of the stabilizers inside. After some time, I came out with the realization to have it press down on the forearm. I started out by using On-shape to make some CAD files. I realized that pneumatic cylinders were the best way to go because of their works and that they won't leak liquid. I first started out with what I would use for strength. It will also (obviously) help the suit become stronger. This will help for Rocket compression and flight stabilization. In part 2, I will be explaining how I plan to get an exosuit up. I will start to also work on laser weaponry (forearm sentry, repulsor, and rocket guidance). **All credit given to maker from CGtrader, I do not own any of these files **Īfter this, I will start on developing the rocket systems and putting the 3d files together. **All credit given to Abb eliten for files** Here are some pictures of the 3d models wanted.Ī picture of the parts wanted to be 3d printed.

I continue to ask myself how to get the gauntlet to have bio-metric sensors and open/close. I am also programming the motherboard for RFID tags to control everything, and trying to Bluetooth sensors to Jarvis. I am about to start cutting some steel sheets for a forearm launcher. To scale, I first needed to find the scale, then had to add space for electronics, padding, kydex, and other things. I am currently having them be printed out by a friend. So I found these files online and decided to print them out.

Iron man mark 42 glove pepakura