Hey thanks for the kind words. Go for it, they're really fun to make 👍👍

Uhhhhhhhh

Or big hush

Hey I appreciate that. Try it out one day, its pretty fun

I agree make part 6 please

Awesome. Thanks for the support!

I appreciate that.

You forgot one of the most important of the mask

@@Ap0c41yptic the scratches on the nose and mouth? Customer wanted the mask without them.

W. E. Bora can you make a part 3 or part 4 mask tutorial I really enjoy watching these

W. E. Bora ohhhhhhh

Yeah I plan on it.

Since every latex and silicone mask, bust, and head are a different size, you'll need to customize the straps. What I do is tape the hockey mask in place on the a bust in the position that I want it displayed. Once its taped where you want it, you'll have both your hands free to get a rough estimate as ti how much length you'll need to cut the leather. Just wrap a 1 inch wide peice of leather from ear to ear where the attachment holes of the mask are, that's where you'll need to punch holes in the leather for the horizontal strap. Do the same for the top attachment hole down to where the vertical strap intersects with the original strap. It's a "guess and check" process. I use green or blue painters tape to hold the mask since tape like that removes easily.

@@WEBora Thanks a lot. I wouldn't have thought to use painters tape for the measurements. I'll let you know how it goes. Thanks again!

i was wondering the same thing

Just used contact cement

W. E. Bora that’s what I figured. Thanks.

I dug that leather out with a dremel and small rounded bit. However this isn't screen accurate. I believe brass paper fasteners were used in the movie instead of snaps

I usually mix acrylic paints together to come up with that color. Honestly I don't remember the exact ratio but I typically use Apple Barrel brand from Walmart. Colors are most likely Kings Gold and Melted Chocolate

W. E. Bora thanks man! The part 7 has been my curse for so long, I’ve tried 4 times but haven’t been able to make a decent one.

@@kyden.props13 I hear ya. Just gotta keep on practicing. You'll get it eventually

I think I used Scotch Brite to scuff the surface. As for eye cuts, ya might want to flip the mask over and use a black sharpie to trace around the area where the PETG took shape from the vaccuum forming process. Try not to dremel past that line. Not a perfect solution but itll get you in the ballpark

Rounded small dremel bit. Or you could use a pointy one either works fine.

@@shesaidwhat2491 Thank you, Boomer!

Cool I'll check it out. I make my own part 7 blanks

@@WEBora i think he sells all of them for a good price some are pre cut but i think we could agree that its more fun to do our own 🙂

@@WEBora Make tutorial to how to make blank :)

@@shiroikumo5524 I might one day. But in the meantime there are plenty of tutorials on KZfaq about this. I recommend checking out Auz's KZfaq page. He's got a few

During some parts of the movie there are scratches. Other scenes the mask isn't scratched yet. Customer wanted the unscratched version.

W. E. Bora oh okay non the less it’s freaking awesome!!

@@BIGJOE369 thanks man

True. Some scenes were filmed later that were earlier in the movie. The scratches came from when the were filming the porch falling on kane hodder. If you look you'll notice the scratches are there early in the movie when he kills the bday boy. Then later close to the end of the movie the scratches are completely gone

Unfortunately I do not sell blanks but you may want to look up Tony Jarvis of F13killerhocks. He sells a nice part 7 for a reasonable price... Plus he's easy to do business with

@@WEBora I shot him a message, he seems pretty solid. Thanks for the recommendation. To get the texture you show after the bottle of white paint, did you just paint the whole hock with q tips? And is that full size picture of the screen used mask available anywhere?

@@patharmon9760 yeah after I sprayed it white, I just put a layer of white acrylic on it. I think I used one of those sponge brushes. Here is where I got the picture of the screen used mask.... jasonlivessince1980.blogspot.com/2010/06/ultimate-new-blood.html?m=1

@@WEBora thank you! When I was doing my part 4 I could only find like three reference pictures, realized after I finished that it was because my laptop searches "Bing" by default. Google had all sorts haha. Still turned out great though, I feel like that one is something no one gets "accurate" just gets the major landmarks, then try to just get the "feel" right.

@@patharmon9760 yeah dude part 4s are, in my opinion the hardest to do. I did notice that at the end of part 5, you get some nice close up shots of the Final Chapter mask during Tommys last hallucination. Especially when the lightning strikes. Check it out

Part 6 is the easiest of them all. I start with krylon "almond" and just work up to the color with super cheap craft paint. I use: pavement, nutmeg brown, khaki, and granite gray. Thin the hell out of them with water, put them on with a foam brush, and blot them off with a rag. I like to tell people it's only 1% painting, and 99% unpainting.

@@patharmon9760 thanks