It looks like you're new here. If you want to get involved, click one of these buttons!
^ Back to Top
The MI6 Community is unofficial and in no way associated or linked with EON Productions, MGM, Sony Pictures, Activision or Ian Fleming Publications. Any views expressed on this website are of the individual members and do not necessarily reflect those of the Community owners. Any video or images displayed in topics on MI6 Community are embedded by users from third party sites and as such MI6 Community and its owners take no responsibility for this material.
James Bond News • James Bond Articles • James Bond Magazine
Comments
Obrigado Sandy, we were staying in Saldanha which was quite modern which was very interesting when compared with Lisbon's oldest quarter Alfama. We very much enjoy a cultural holiday and wasn't disappointed I've never been a party animal and my Wife had visited The Algarve in her wild youth so we thought that this part of Portugal was best for us.
We took in Belim and the Monastery, Sintra and all it's Palace's as well as The Art Gallery, getting to see Bosch's masterpiece was an experience.
Thank you @Disco! This is a photo of me at a family friends wedding in Vermont. I love this photo, I feel so awesome/Bond-like in it.
Rocky shorts, beeyotch!!
Oooh, very good ;) she even slightly looks the role.
I know, I sound like an 80-year-old right now. :P
I agree; it looks great, and extremely classy.
Well then you may as well see her as Poison Ivy too from two Halloween's ago :D
The Algerian love-knot?! :O
<center>"I've figured out what that is."
Ok here's one last one- somebody else's turn now :)
Drunk-Bat-photobomb
I made all of mine except for the belt, which was store bought. I think Harley may have bought hers too
Thank you! That was the 'Mark I' from Halloween 2009. The toughest part was the mask- you see I didn't want to get one of those 'movie ones' where you couldn't turn your neck, since we were going to a nightclub. So I took a plastic face mask- like a generic one from a Halloween store, and I built a fabric hood around it with a tiny zipper in the back. In the daylight it didn't look that great but it worked for what it was :D Fortunately where we went was pretty dark- people got a kick out of it and I must have taken a thousand photos with strangers!
The cape was the best part though! It was in multiple panels and very long. I put little rods in it so it could extend way beyond my arms reach (you know how he does in the movies)
Then the grey suit was just spandex. It looked passable in the photograph, but I didn't care much for it because it was that real shiny stuff if you know what I mean-- like metallic looking.
As mentioned before, the belt was the only part I actually 'bought' ready to go- it was from an Army Surplus website so the pouches were completely useable!! So handy for holding my ID and cash at the nightclub ( I mean where was I gonna keep my wallet??)
Just this past Halloween I went for a costume contest and made some upgrades. The grey suit was now plain old fabric, which looked WAY better. Did you ever see that 'Batman: Dead End' mini movie on youtube? It's much more like that!
Also overhauled my mask- same idea as before, except I did finally buy one of those movie ones; I just cut it from the jaw down, and put it on the fabric hood as before. Looked way better and I had complete neck freedom! This time I added white eyes too, so I didn't have to bother with the black makeup.
<center>2009
2011
BTW I won that contest ;)
Too far, man. Too far. :P
That's why I had a drink in each hand. They had such cool drinks- they came out like Slurpees! Definitely a fun night
One of my most recent photos, taken a few weeks ago. Yes, I'm not sporting that 'Bond look' and no, I'm not 21 like most of the people (in rl at least tend to think when they meet me). I'm closer to 30 than 20 :P
I've been trying to grow this goatee- I've never had one. Now I don't want to shave!
Brilliant man. Batman:Dead End indeed. You really did an amazing job. Thanks for the tips.
=)) legend.