Slattery’s Stunt Leopard Flash Suit from Gavin Hood’s 2012 sci-fi adaptation, Ender’s Game. In the film, Ender Wiggin (Asa Butterfield) is recruited to lead the International Fleet against the alien race known as Formics. Flash Suits were used during the film’s Battle Room training sequences. Features of the suit, such as the neck piece and shoulder pads, were designed to be modular, allowing a suit’s color accents to be changed depending on what army was being portrayed. Many items of this lot are components of Slattery’s stunt Flash Suit and were likely worn by Cameron Gaskins stunt double, Colin Follenweider.

This Flash Suit costume consists of a jacket, pants, balaclava, gloves, boots, red flash suit pads, and a Leopard helmet. The jacket is made of synthetic nylon material with a concealed zipper up the center of the chest. The jacket features no sizing information. The removable red rubber pads have been marked for use with Slattery’s stunt Flash Suit. The pants, labeled “Bernard Slattery Stunt”, are made from the same material as the jacket and feature a bib style mesh top with black collar that is worn under the shirt. A small magnet on the right leg can be used to hold the Flash Gun. The pants also feature concealed clips which correspond to clips on the jacket.

The gloves are made from matching nylon and are marked “Colin F.” The boots are constructed from a pair of Rhino shoes (US size 10) and are labeled for Follenweider’s use. The Leopard helmet (size extra large) is made of resin with a clear acrylic visor. The helmet separates into three different pieces; cap, visor, and jaw. The cap and inner foam lining are marked “Slat. Stunt” and “Colin”. The piece features a hidden switch and battery compartment to operate an internal fan which remains untested. A dark grey balaclava (size large) is worn under the helmet and tucked into the collar.

All components of this lot remain in great, production used condition.

As this item contains electronic components, every effort has been made to describe them accurately; however no guarantee or warranty is made as to functionality, lifespan or safety of those components. It is entirely incumbent on the new owner to satisfy themselves as to their safe use and maintenance.