This man from Merrimack County, New Hampshire made a fully-functioning Iron Man suit using scraps found around his house.

Nikolai Vadala is the president of the United Makers Association (UMA), an organisation where makers of all kinds share ideas and support each other.

Vadala explained: "The UMA already includes a ton of well-known makers across the United States and the public release of the organization will be on Christmas Day of 2020.

"In these videos, I’m testing out the Mark-1 suit that I made entirely out of scraps during the pandemic and I’m testing out my other Mark-2 prototypes," he continued.

Nikolai Vadala, 22, made his own real life Iron Man suit!

Nikolai is the president of the United Makers Association, which is an organisation that includes makers of all kinds so that they can share ideas, and support each other.

"The UMA already includes a ton of well known makers across the United States and the public release of the organization will be on Christmas Day of 2020!" said Nikolai.

"In these videos I’m testing out my Mark-1 suit that I made entirely out of scraps during the pandemic and I’m testing out my other Mark-2 prototypes" said Nikolai.

These videos were filmed near Nikolai's home in New Hampshire.