See your favorite retro Nintendo hero leap out of the video game world and into the real world.
In our third installment of “DIY Costume Squad,” master DIY-er Benjamin Martin takes affordable, accessible items and turns them into a legit Mega Man costume, complete with a homemade light-up blaster and helmet. With a little spray paint, inexpensive plastic containers and thrift store threads, you can have your own epic suit, too — like a cartoon come to life.
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Tell us in the comments what costumes you’d like to see our hosts give the DIY treatment to — we’re taking suggestions from movies, TV, video games … you name it.
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