Adam Savage Incognito at Comic-Con 2018!
Adam goes on his annual incognito walk through San Diego Comic-Con, this time on the 49th anniversary of the Moon landing! His costume this year is a replica of the first high-altitude pressure suit, made in 1935 for famed aviator Wiley Post. While on the floor, Adam takes photos with attendees and even meets a No Face cosplayer!
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I’m looking forward to spotting those gloves on Mythbusters Jr, then. ^_^
He reminds me of a minion in that suit for some reason.
Would building a bellows into the heels of shoes be enough to circulate air through a suit, or would it be too much of a tripping hazard?
Nice! you really need to get air into that helmet though.