@Scarilian - I can deal with suit not being spandex green gives costume more realism realistic look want accuate look for vulture may as pick guy in his 70-80 play vulture who needs walker get around set that be more accuate in comics Spider-Man gets his butt kicked by senior citizen with costume

@Scarilian - That John Malkovich concept would have been the perfect Vulture. Not a fan of giving Vulture a couple of canons or even him having huge turbines in his wings, seems way off from what the character is in the comic

@RegularPoochie - who knows what he meant. You can clearly see what he used, so I don't get the argument.

@RegularPoochie - oh no, I'm talking about his argument.

@Scarilian - Agree 100%. The above look is perfect. In fact, they could have just had Toombes steal a spare Falcon suit from SHIELD or Stark.

@Origame -
If you were IRL working with scrap and were tasked with building a Vulture suit, you'd come up with the version we have in Spider-man: Homecoming.

If you were working with the scrap from the wreckage of New York City after an alien invasion where you have your hands on anti-gravity technology, lasers, power crystals, etc... you'd come up with something better than massive fan blades to help you fly.

It just feels like the Vulture suit was designed in a universe where the battle of New York never happened. You'd think that it'd be a prototype suit he would have had at the start of the film and upgraded given he's now working with alien technology, but it remains the same.

@Origame -
"what makes you think a bunch of blue collar workers can make anti grav tech to work."

That is the standard established in the movie.

The tech was used by those involved to create varying weapons including anti-gravity technology, Vulture just never applied it to his stuff. We saw them using anti-gravity technology to pick-up opponents during the ATM robbery scene.

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This reverse engineering of technology and manipulating it to create anti-gravity weapons is more work than simply using the pre-existing anti-gravity tech to fly as the Chitauri travel vessels did during the Battle of New York.

"Scrapping doesn't mean you can just make something work the way it was meant to."

True, though in some cases it was technology that already existed that is left behind after the battle - such as the hover vehicles the Chitauri used. Vulture was hired to be the contractor who did clear-up and would have managed to acquire some of this sort of thing prior.

In 2014, two years after the battle of New York, Vultures team have managed to augment Chitauri tech into their weapons, tanks and body armour.

In 2016, four years after the battle of New York, Vulture's team have reverse engineered the technology to create anti-gravity weapons and shockwave blasters. According to the movie itself the events take place '8 YEARS LATER' which would mean they'd have even longer to do this.

@MyCoolYoung - no and noticed them, still looks the same

@MyCoolYoung - yeah, that's what I got from looking at the picture