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Coolest Bumblebee Transformer DIY Costume

My boyfriend is totally in love with the Transformer movies, and so I decided this year I would make a homemade Bumblebee Transformer costume. A lot of people doubted that it would actually transform and look cool, but I did it. It took me a lot of cardboard, glue sticks, duct tape, and THE DOLLAR TREE!

I started with the top of the car, and worked my way to the front, and lastly I did the doors (using the hard poster board). For the headlights I used flashlights, and smaller book lights. When standing up, it looks like a transformer, especially with the mask (that I did buy) and when you lay down flat on the ground it is a CAR!!! A CHEVY CAMARO! It looks a lot like one, I had to model it after the pictures on the internet.

The total cost was around 75 dollars, because of the cardboard slabs I had to buy, the posterboard for the flaps, the wheels were made of pans, glitter, glue, tape and mask. For the “windows” – I painted them black, but put a clear wrapping paper over it, to give it a sort of shine.

Everyone thought my Bumblebee Transformer Costume was the coolest thing ever, and I was so proud of it because it took a lot of hard work. It is a two piece costume, one is strapped to the back, and the other just comes over the head, where you can hold onto the flashlights for support.

Coolest Bumblebee Transformer Costume - my mom and I

Coolest Bumblebee Transformer Costume - headlights



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5 thoughts on “Coolest Bumblebee Transformer DIY Costume”

  1. I have no idea why it posted that it cost 75, I meant 25, lol.
    4 flashlights-4$
    4 pans-4$
    Duct tape-$1
    2 Poster boards-$2
    Hot glue sticks-$2
    Mask-$10

    I lived at the dollar tree!!! So cheap!

    If anyone wants step by step, I can provide!!

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  2. I am amazed at the creativity, I am greatful for that. I would like to get a copy of you instructions…my 7 year old would be so excited

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  3. I dont really have any instructions for it, i took a box and made the top part of the car and cut a hole for my head and left the back open so i could transform and put holes for the flashlights
    the back part is just cardboard formed like the back end of a car.. the back of it is strapped around my back and arms, like a booksack would be.. so when u lay down it connects.

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