TimDrakeRobin
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Brilliant. Looks great.
The ULTIMATE Freddy mask!
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Ben_Forsaken
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OldKen, It's silicone, no 'secret', that's why the price is high, and that's why it fits and moves so well.
AMAZING score CG, those pics look great. That's a killer costume right there
AMAZING score CG, those pics look great. That's a killer costume right there
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Silicone masks arent no new thing.
To do a mask like this, simply carve out the eyes and mouth a BIT, that way on the Platsil Gel 10 casting (Or Dragonskin), it plus up firmly. This is about $70 worth of silicone, no damn reason why it should cost $700.
$300 I agree on (inculding trimming, paint etc) but not near a grand.
Hopefully Fred masks like this become the new standard in non-liscenesed masks. And Sadly, New Line is no more. A HUGE loss in the film business.
Silicone masks arent no new thing.
To do a mask like this, simply carve out the eyes and mouth a BIT, that way on the Platsil Gel 10 casting (Or Dragonskin), it plus up firmly. This is about $70 worth of silicone, no damn reason why it should cost $700.
$300 I agree on (inculding trimming, paint etc) but not near a grand.
Hopefully Fred masks like this become the new standard in non-liscenesed masks. And Sadly, New Line is no more. A HUGE loss in the film business.
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http://www.polytek.com/store/merchant.mvc?Screen=CTGY&Category_Code=PlatSilGel10
On your lifecast, via a metal tool, knock back room near the eyes and mouth. When cast into the mold takin off of the clay sculpt on said lifecast if will have enough giveway to create that conformed feel per wearer since the casting is recessed as opposed to how its "normally" done. That gives the appliance feeling, but without the hours and prosaide.
http://www.polytek.com/store/merchant.mvc?Screen=CTGY&Category_Code=PlatSilGel10
On your lifecast, via a metal tool, knock back room near the eyes and mouth. When cast into the mold takin off of the clay sculpt on said lifecast if will have enough giveway to create that conformed feel per wearer since the casting is recessed as opposed to how its "normally" done. That gives the appliance feeling, but without the hours and prosaide.
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That looks freakin amazing! Regarding the price of $700: I find it reasonable. The mask has to be sculpted first, so he needs to transfer the price for the materials (clay, silicone for mold) to the final product.
Thomas
That looks freakin amazing! Regarding the price of $700: I find it reasonable. The mask has to be sculpted first, so he needs to transfer the price for the materials (clay, silicone for mold) to the final product.
Thomas
Lan-Ed-Tul
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Re: The ULTIMATE Freddy mask!
if i can ever find the pic and scan it into the computer, i did a freddy mask i made myself, i used liquid latex, and a mold, that was supposed to be off englunds face. i dunno if it was, but it sure looked like it anyways. i used a latex bald cap as a base, pourd a bunch of sections and adhered them with a lil liquid latex to the cap, to form a full tight fittin full head mask, the face itself was done in a seperate piece, the chin i molded into the main section.
think of it like a divers hood, then i just spirit gummed the face piece on, a lil makeup stuff to blend in the areas around the edges, which were made thinner to blend in easier.
i used thick stage blood to give the reddish area of the mask its color, and sealed it with semi gloss clear latex. in a low light situation, it appeared as a freshly burnt seeping kinda look. it turned out pretty nice for what i was workin with.
if i can ever find the pic and scan it into the computer, i did a freddy mask i made myself, i used liquid latex, and a mold, that was supposed to be off englunds face. i dunno if it was, but it sure looked like it anyways. i used a latex bald cap as a base, pourd a bunch of sections and adhered them with a lil liquid latex to the cap, to form a full tight fittin full head mask, the face itself was done in a seperate piece, the chin i molded into the main section.
think of it like a divers hood, then i just spirit gummed the face piece on, a lil makeup stuff to blend in the areas around the edges, which were made thinner to blend in easier.
i used thick stage blood to give the reddish area of the mask its color, and sealed it with semi gloss clear latex. in a low light situation, it appeared as a freshly burnt seeping kinda look. it turned out pretty nice for what i was workin with.
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Oh, I know. You also have to take into consideration that I posted this thread in 2006. Even then, silicone masks weren't new, but it was a while back. Hopefully someday I can get one custom made on my lifecast though.
Chingon
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Regardless of whether or not a silicone mask is a "new thing" or not, its the artistry and craftsmanship being celebrated here. Not simply the method used.
Regardless of whether or not a silicone mask is a "new thing" or not, its the artistry and craftsmanship being celebrated here. Not simply the method used.
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I sounded way too harsh! I apologize, it wasnt my intention to come off as some huge dick head.
As someone else said, its the artistry being celebrated with this mask and thread, and very amazing it is. I would have to agree that it is indeed the best freddy mask.
I sounded way too harsh! I apologize, it wasnt my intention to come off as some huge dick head.
As someone else said, its the artistry being celebrated with this mask and thread, and very amazing it is. I would have to agree that it is indeed the best freddy mask.
darthgordon
Sr Member
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Yeah, that's pretty freaking amazing. Just need some new pants, some make-up on the hands and dirty that sweater up a bit. A total dead ringer.
Yeah, that's pretty freaking amazing. Just need some new pants, some make-up on the hands and dirty that sweater up a bit. A total dead ringer.
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Since I took the pictures earlier in the thread (in 2006) I have completed the costume with new pants, boots, I weathered the sweater, and I have a burned left hand glove. I'll get some pics of the full getup closer to halloween.
Since I took the pictures earlier in the thread (in 2006) I have completed the costume with new pants, boots, I weathered the sweater, and I have a burned left hand glove. I'll get some pics of the full getup closer to halloween.
monolith21
Sr Member
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Wow...that is simply amazing. Have anything like this mask surfaced since '06?
Wow...that is simply amazing. Have anything like this mask surfaced since '06?
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There have been a few. There is one on eBay from time to time made by someone in Italy, but the inside of it is just flat, so it presses your nose down pretty hard and I hear it isn't comfortable. Also, when worn it really distorts the likeness. There was another not too long ago, but it was more of a generic look, so the likeness wasn't there, and the eye holes were way too big, so you would need to wear makeup around your eyes.
There have been a few. There is one on eBay from time to time made by someone in Italy, but the inside of it is just flat, so it presses your nose down pretty hard and I hear it isn't comfortable. Also, when worn it really distorts the likeness. There was another not too long ago, but it was more of a generic look, so the likeness wasn't there, and the eye holes were way too big, so you would need to wear makeup around your eyes.
