“Each muscle was cut from a 2in. piece of foam then shaped using electric knife and grinder.”

“Using a spandex onesie each piece of foam was glued on then covered with multiple coats of latex.”

“Ready for paint”

“The armor was cut and formed using a thinner more rigid foam.”

“Blade cut from ABS plastic then shaped using a dremel tool.”

“Combination of random pieces and fully functioning blades. There is a small wire that fits between your fingers and when you pull it the blades pop out.”

“Each dread was made using some all purpose weather striping heated over the eye of a stove and rolled to size. Once cooled they were plasti dipped.”

“There’s 3 working lasers in the upper corner of the eye. “

“All Done. My friend is 6’8 without the costume so you can imagine what it looks like in person!”

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Artist Brad McGinty has put together these rad prints of “anatomical guides to American monsters.” Actually, I think the facehugger is Canadian, but that’s beside the point.

The Gremlin

The Alien

The Predator

The Martian

The Mogwai (which only actually becomes a monster if you don’t follow the instructions that Brad has carefully depicted at the bottom of this illustration)

The Facehugger

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