In the movie, the blade of Wonder Woman's sword is made of aluminum, painted with vinyl and eroded by acid. The hilt of the sword is handmade, made of glass fiber resin with bronze and brass powder. This method is to grind the metal into powder, and then make it into a molten metal below the pouring temperature. There are also shields that combine the ancient Greek shield and the geometric line shield originally designed by Michael Wilkinson. The theme also reflects the design of the Paradise Island Palace. In Wonder Woman's battle against the Germans, special effects shields also appeared. The shield is made of carbon fiber and combined aramid. A vibration device and an ignition device with 48 fire holes are installed on it. The special effects simulate the sparks splashed on the shield by the heroine under the strong fire attack.
Wonder Woman Prop Design
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Extended Reading
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Carmela 2022-03-25 09:01:05
As a female hero, there is nothing to fault. Pine and Gadot's looks and style are extra points, and the interaction is also sweet. Gadot also performed the cuteness of Diana who had just debuted very well. The moment Diana came up from the trenches heading towards the flames of war in a battle suit, I wanted to kneel down for her.
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Derrick 2022-03-24 09:01:06
Superheroes are really rare women, and my goddess is so handsome! Very exciting movie! recommend!
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Steve Trevor: You're not wearing any clothes. Let's go buy you some clothes.
Diana Prince: What do these women wear into battle?
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Diana Prince: [examining a corset on display at a department store] Is this what passes for armor in your country?
Etta Candy: Armor? Well - it's fashion. It keeps our tummy's in!
Diana Prince: Why must you keep them in?
Etta Candy: Only a woman with no tummy would ask that question.
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"Wonder Woman": The story of "The Great Way to Jane", never get tired of telling
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I also choose to see beauty
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I wish all girls had time to watch a movie like this.
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DC is a foreign version of Fengshen Kingdoms, and then it is better than Fengshen Kingdoms
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Zach Schneider and the sad farewell poem of the dark universe