About Us


SoloRoboto Industries, LLC is an art and fabrication studio specializing in making custom and replica props, costumes, trophies, and accessories.

Our fanatical attention to Quality and Detail is what sets us apart. Everything we make is crafted with an eye towards perfection that is unsurpassed.

We’ve been creating stunning, stand-out pieces for over a decade. We continue making unique, one-of-a-kind props and costumes for cosplayers and private collectors today, while routinely working with some of the biggest names in the video-game and entertainment businesses.

View albums of the latest and best work we've done for Industry, Cosplay, and Private Collectors.

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Read build write-ups of past projects, plus tips, tricks, and advice from the pros.

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HVLP Setup & Compressor Upgrade

I’ve been wanting to upgrade my painting setup for a while now, and my switch last year from rattle-can to catalyzed primers and clear coats was the final push I needed to start planning. I also own a fantastic little compressor that, unfortunately, had developed an annoying leak. So I decided to tackle both projects at once! The whole project took me about a day (a few hours here and there, broken up by finding the correct fittings and parts), […]

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Winter Soldier Arm, Marvel Studios (Part 2)

Welcome to Part 2 of how I made the Winter Soldier Arm, a wearable piece for cosplay and photography I was commissioned to make that replicated, as accurately as possible, the cybernetic arm seen in Marvel Studios’ Captain America: The Winter Soldier! In Part 1 I went over sculpting, molding, and casting. If you haven’t read that yet and are curious about those parts of the process, I suggest you give it a read first. And of course, if you’re more interested […]

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Winter Soldier Arm, Marvel Studios (Part 1)

The Winter Soldier Arm is the most time-intensive piece I’ve ever made. So much so, I don’t accurately know the number of man-hours put into it – it’s somewhere over 300 hours (I’ll get to that later)! I was commissioned to make a wearable piece for cosplay and photography that replicated, as accurately as possible, the cybernetic arm seen in Marvel Studios’ Captain America: The Winter Soldier. Since the Arm seen in the movie was almost entirely CGI, I had to find a way to capture the […]

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