Finally, an ironman suit that actually looks metallic.

I love how she perfectly embodies Tony Stark the way that she talks to and verbally abuses her creations

I love to see someone rightfully impressed with their own work.

My god this is amazing. Emily should be in the mcu based on her skills alone

Thank you for the detailed video, colleague!)

The best answer to any "why?"-question is: "Because I could" :D

So freaking amazing! If I had made just one of those pieces, I would be proud as a peacock, but making an entire suit tailored to your body is so impressive! And there was so many clever custom solutions as well - looking forward to see your next version!

I'm so impressed how you took those files, made enhancements and further tweaks to improve wear-ability. That's amazing. I understand your situation, having a Stormtrooper suit, it can be very hard to move the arms up and down, plus the chest and ab pieces are stiff ABS. I look forward to seeing how you refine this! You gained a Subscriber!

Fuckin aye, I was already impressed at just the thumbnail, I didn’t know there’d be actual functionality-stuff. That’s dope af!!

How'd you fix the icing problem?

Never change the blue it looks great and makes the armor your own. I love it!

Iron Man suit builds/demonstrations are always so fun to watch, different design philosophies and mechanisms between builds are just so interesting.

Emily - fantastic work. Very clever modifications for mobility! I've taken a stab at modelling or modifying existing Iron Man suit files myself, so I know very well how much time that must have taken. One recommendation for your next build / upgrades - nRF24L01 transceiver. Super compact and easy to interface with an Arduino, but would allow you to trigger your effects from a single spot, and perhaps eliminate things like chin buttons (though clever!) and pressure sensors. Anyways, food for thought, and keep up the great work!

You spending only $500 is what shocked me the most!! It's freaking awesome. And the color is gorgeous!

Hope we’ll start to see more often videos! Keep up the good work^^

Oh man, this is truly amazing. Seeing a rundown of some of the issues you faced with mobility and wearability gave me a few ideas to jot down for a project of mine. I have so many questions but for now will be content watching your vids! Thank you so much for sharing this!

I really like your dedication to this project.

Great job, Emily. 😊

Truly impressive work. And you don’t give yourself enough credit for it. Thanks for sharing this with the world.

That's such good work. Great commitment, attention to detail and reasoned problem solving. You have mad skills and should feel encouraged to keep creating and sharing.

Could this be Morgan's armor if she's ever gonna appear again in the MCU lol...

This is so dang cool! And hearing your break is also very cool. Thank you!

Love all the details of the armor!!! Amazing job, keep it going!!!

This is so incredibly handy to have everything broken down how it's done. Thank you!

Incredible work! Thanks so much for sharing this!

You are amazing! So drawn in! Great editing and sense of humor. Sending love from California.

Great work, and thanks for sharing! You are a true inspiration for so many.

Quel travail impressionant ! And your approach regarding troubleshoot is not lazy. It is robust, time efficient, modulable... In one word : smart.

I think the color is great. It is very similar to an Iron Man toy I had in the mid-'90s that was sort of a "blue steel" type color. Awesome work!

Excellent attention to detail and problem-solving skills demonstrated with this project. Love your work!

Nice to see people hyped about their build.

I remember seeing your video of you 3D printing the suit in a 3D printing compilation, i never thought you could do such things with a 3D printer!

omg this is so so cool! Totally amazing work Emily!

Wow this is awesome. You're so talented. Such an excellent job and great detail.

Absolutely Brilliant. And Blue Rocks, great choice in color. Great job on this!

I REALLY appreciate the color match!

you are one of the funniest iron man suit builders I had ever seen and I just subscribed

My god,I think I'm in love...amazing work,keep it up

This is REALLY cool!!!

I printed my entire suit on an Anycubic I3 Mega... Looks good. I built my suit when there were NO other 3D printed suit videos online and had to come up with a lot of the stuff off the top of my head. now i see there are several 3D Printed Iron Man suits. A lot of the same things I did, which makes me wonder lol, but a LOT of new intuitive things I couldnt even begin to think about. Its cool to see everyones new ideas. I kinda wanna build another merely because i learned a TON after my first one and have seen so many other good ideas. keep it up! wear it out, people love it

What a fun video, about a fun creation! You got skills!

Amazing !!! Love this girl !

it looks amazing!

That's amazing!! I really like the blue/silver color scheme!

Great build. I dig the modular build style. Really appreciate the color matching, btw.

Impressed with your work, keep rocking. All the best 👍

Can't wait to see your final product

so cool!!

Amazing 🤩 Congratulations, the suit is amazing. You rocked

Looks epic in blue !

Wow. Impressive. Btw, thank you for sharing your design thinking, and methodology concerning the electronics. Well done. Inspiring.

So impressive! You’re awesome dude!

I can't tell you how much I admire your ingeniousssnes

Dude this is legitimately so impressive😁

its the best video i ever seen !!!!!!

So cool!!

Huge congratulations on your build!!!

This is beyond cool. Great work!

This is FANTASTIC! Awesome work all around, thank you so much for sharing it with us. I'm particularly tickled to see how you rigged up the little microswitch for the gauntlet launcher - I'm working on my Mandalorian costume's "Whisting Birds" motion system right now, and that's probably how I'm going to end up actuating them now. It's a far more simple and elegant solution than what I had in mind. I really appreciate the info, thanks!!

Incredibly impressive!

I'M proud of you girl💪

Very cool!!! Red suit is still awesome!

Great Job!! congrats!!

I like blue, too. Great work!

Iron Woo man ! bunch of good ideas . Springs on the abs section was a great idea for mobility. Another suggestion is gluing bungi cords to inside abs too. At Harbor Freight you can get the smaller thinner ones . Nice job ! I like the color too .

The new suits so good Ol' Red is watching on dejectedly as he is replaced with a bad-ass blue sibling. Nice work!

This is really impressive! great Job!!!!

You are incredible! Please keep creating!

YOU are amazing! Subscribed just because you deserved it but more importantly interested to see what you do next! RESPECT

Great job on this. That paint job looks amazing.

Amazing job!!!

this looks badass

wow. That is awesome!!!

This is so freaking cool!

Absolutely amazing work!

That's so cool!

This looks god damn amazing. I even went out of the way to watch the whole video! Amazing job!

Found your channel by chance and subscribed instantly! This is the dopest content I’ve come across in a while! You’re super talented. Sending kudos all the way from South Africa ✌🏻

You. Are. Awesome. This is a wicked build! I'm in AWE!

OMG 😮 amazing!!!

Amazing!!!

Wow! This is lit

Well Done! Like the features

Just too awesome very well done 👏

Really great stuff!! Love it

very impressive!!!!

You rock !! Amazing work

Amigo vengo del short, wtf! Le quedó espectacular!!

Your self-contained approach to the moving parts isn't lazy. It's good design. My work background is software testing (especially automation). In my experience, integration is the biggest fustercluck for... well, anything. Whenever you keep your design self-contained and modular, you're making is far easier to maintain, fix, and upgrade. Plus you reduce dependencies. Very good work. Your next step is to, piece by piece, swap out the plates with aluminum and/or steel. Then add stronger fasteners where the "less secure" attachments are... I'd say screws but you don't have a robotic assistant to assemble/disassemble. Maybe some sort of metal pin lock you can easily do & undo. Then it's time to add hardpoints for mounting tools & weapons.

Looks amazing

YOU!!! YOU ARE A GENIUS!!! AN ABSOLUTELY GENIUS!!!

I've commented before..... but just watched it again.... Just a SUPER FANTASTIC Job!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Bro your the coolest human being in existence

Awesome job!

Amazing job! Super impressed by a lot of the features. Question: What thickness is the pla for most of the armor? Trying to decide what's good enough for it to stay together

amazing! I love it!

It's pretty incredible honestly. A suggestion I have for you is for the battery box. You can 3d print a 9volt battery holder and plastic weld it to the helmet. You can safely power a nano with a 9volt. I use them in my projects all the time. Hope this helps

Wow the knee mechanism is amazing.

Oh man this is badass

So Epic!