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Ankit winning the golden ticket to Singapore |
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Ankit with his team mate Vidhi Pareekh. |
The event had multiple stalls promoting special merchandise, graphic novels, upcoming graphic websites and various food stalls. With over 85 participants, Comic Con 2013 saw a plethora of local, national and international content.Among the many exclusive book launches, was also the launch of Pulp Quarterly, a journal featuring in-depth stories, interviews, vignettes, photo-essays, critiques, profiles, and reviews on the Indian comic scene, along with original, unpublished comics by some of the most talented Indian creators.
The biggest challenge for him was to create something which looks believably like the suit in the movie with limited budget resources and funds. Where there is will there is a way.He handpicked Foam, Hard paper, Moldable cardboard sheets and many such crafts items that are used in schools to teach in junior classes. For someone as creative as Ankit it took
him 78 hours to figure out a way to construct more than 100 pieces of Hand
armors / Helmet / Leg armors / Chest guards etc. After making all these
accessories he also had to make them work in way so that someone could wear
that suit and move around. Many pieces were broken during the process of
wearing the suit and had to be re-constructed. After hours of efforts and hard
work Ankit assembled all the pieces together painted it with Metallic paint and
finally sorted out to put them together and created almost a look alike of the
suit from the Movie Iron Man. He got a chance to display the suit at MAAC
Jaipur in a students meet up where people acknowledged him as the real IRON Man
and desperately wanted to get a click from him. Following are some of the image
from the Event.
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