The original design was just to include leggings and the neck, not the full body.
The first challenge to make sure the idea would work was making a type of head piece. I needed to be sure I could connect all the LEDs to the same power source and have the lights stay up on their own.
After the test headpiece, I began on the neck lights. The process was very slow, soldering each light to a resistor to wire while adding hard metal wire to keep them up. Covering all the wire with black heat tubing and then connecting all the wires together took the most time. (this was also about the time that I made a new layout sketch, see 3rd and 2nd to last images)
I found cheap shoes at Savers, added the mirror shards, and worked on wiring the battery to one shoe.
The shoes worked, and I even added a large transistor
to make the lights fade out. I also added one to the neckpiece.
They ended up saving a lot of power, keeping the batteries from
The goggles complete with switches on the back
of the head band and the neckpiece steadied using cardboard then
covered with spray painted stuffing, the only thing left was the body.
The body suit, a cheap unitard, was covered in the mirror
shard and the LEDs and wires were added last.
The simple diagram for how all the LEDs are connected.
The other sketches for the outfit. The very first design didn’t involve the full body, and as that changed so did a few smaller things, such as adding mirror shards.
everything ready to go on the work station. All lights connected and working, batteries powered, switches soldered, etc.
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