Sometimes I add a thin layer of Sonite wax to make it a little easier to separate the pieces, but it's not totally necessary

@@ModulusProps thank you so much for letting me know!

I have some molding and painting videos in the works, hopefully soon!

That's awesome, thank you! I don't currently make the full suit, just the hood which comes optional on the mask. I've been thinking about patterning the full suit though!

@@ModulusProps I was gonna wait a couple weeks… but pulled the trigger. Please keep me posted if you make the full suit! I def want the furs to match! Can’t wait!! Best mask I’ve seen and worth the cost!!! Your attention to detail is unreal!! Def need a full suit (I’m 5’9, same height as James Duvall) so excited!!

@@Sstackpole Thanks so much! So I'm the same height as James Duvall, that's good to know! 😄

Very cool! I'm glad the video was helpful 😄

The silicone is about 3/8 inch thick. The number of pulls you can get from a mold like this depends on the detail of the part, the material you use for casting, and the type of silicone. I haven't yet used up this mold so I'm not sure about this one in particular, but I'd say I typically get about 50-75 pulls from a Rebound 25 mold using Smooth-Cast 300 resin.

I also have a dumb question - how did you get the thickness of the mask consistent?

Thanks! The material is Smooth-Cast 300 urethane resin made by Smooth-On

Well I do have some commission availability so send me a msg if you're interested in something specific 😁 www.modulusprops.com/contact

The template is 11x17 inches, so if you're printing on 8 1/2 x 11 then each page will split into two sheets

I created a two-part brush-on silicone mold for this mask. One part for the front and one part for the back.

@@ModulusProps I’m back again! I made my first mask however I didn’t build away from my form like you did, so it’s definitely a tight fit. I came back to ask how you achieved the mold with your mask being away from the form at the cheeks and ears and then I saw this comment. Do you have any video or pictures of how you did the two part mold on this type of creation? I’m having a really hard time visualizing how it would be done. Front and back or side and side? Thank you c:

@@Remayre I'll eventually have a video about the process. It's basically just a mold of the front and then a mold of the back. The dividing line is along the outside edge of the mask. You need to build a temporary clay wall around the edge when making the first half.

I have them in my shop! 😁 www.modulusprops.com/shop/p/death-gun-mask-sword-art-online

I'm not sure the exact model, but it's one of their wiretools shop.sculpt.com/modeling-tools/clay-loop-ribbon-tools/valdez-tools/

@@ModulusProps thank you!!

Thank you so much!

Thank you!

Thank you, I appreciate that! I took my time with this one and I'm glad I did. It's definitely not perfect but I'm very happy with how close I got

Thanks! This mask is now my new favorite thing that I've made 😁

Thanks! The eyes are actually coated with a glossy layer of clear. It's not showing up that well in the photos or video, and I think it's because of my lighting. I was using only a single direct overhead light which isn't being reflected on the eye surfaces.

Thanks! The mask is filled with a rigid expanding urethane foam

@@ModulusPropsis that the part against the wearer’s forehead?

@@AaronLoving The outermost layer is a rigid urethane resin shell. That layer would be against the wearer's forehead, but I include the option of soft foam padding so it's comfortable to wear

Thank you! The styrofoam is just an armature for supporting the clay (and so I don't need to use as much clay). I used various blades for carving the styrofoam, and for the clay I used several different clay sculpting tools. Mostly rakes and wood tools

Beautiful work! I recently picked uo some alien clay. It's a lot of fun! What material did you use for the shell?

@@sebastiengaspar-woods7498 For the mold shell I used Plasti-Paste II from Smooth-On

Thank you! I'm glad it was helpful

That's great! You can definitely use other materials instead of neoprene. I've seen people use white glue, wood glue, roof sealer, Mod Podge, or even just thick acrylic paint. They all work!

This technique is quite amazing to be honest. I'm planning to make a video for some texture stuff on cosplay an this will be in there for sure. :) @@ModulusProps

Yes, although usually I do that by creating a second mold using a slush cast from the first mold

Thanks! The coating makes the foam a bit stiffer, but it still has some flexibility

Thank you! I'm not actually sure how much clay I used for this sculpt, but it was less than one of the 5-lb tubs of Monster Clay

Thanks! I haven't determined pricing yet but they should be going into my store soon

Thanks! This is a urethane resin casting which I made from a mold of the original clay sculpt

The box I use for warming the clay is a storage container with a light bulb installed in the back

The mold is made of Rebound 25 silicone from Smooth-On

@@ModulusProps thank you I greatly appreciate it!!! I had another question, I’m trying to make a Pennywise head cosmetic that is silicone and can be painted on. What kind of silicone would you recommend to use on it for the actual cosmetic itself?

@@drakeshelburne9839 I've never used silicone for painted prosthetics so unfortunately I don't have anything specific I can recommend

@@ModulusProps no problem, thank you for getting back to me! What kind of silicone do you use for your crafts, if you don’t mind me asking

I have them for sale in my shop, you can find them here: www.modulusprops.com/shop

Thanks!

The inside width is approximately 16-17 cm. It fits an average sized adult head

@@ModulusProps Thanks! 😁

The outer shell is made of Plasti-Paste from Smooth-On