How I made a SCREEN ACCURATE Spiderman Mask at Home!!! - 3D Printed Faceshell

In this video I show you how I made a Tom Holland Spiderman Mask using pretty accessible materials and tools. It uses a 3D printed faceshell and lenses, some stretchy fabric, puffy paint, and a little creativity to make. I was largely inspired by Sean's Crafts on KZbin to make this helmet, and even used some of his techniques to make it, so if you haven't seen that video, check it out at • How To Make A Spider-M...
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[@hamburgerman4320]

You gonna do great things one day

[@AeroPointIndustries]

Thanks!

[@adamlagomarsini4394]

Can you make a full video about how to screen print at home

[@AeroPointIndustries]

Maybe. I'll have to think about it. It was kind of a lot of work, but maybe.

[@GeepReal]

I’m trying to make an ATSV miles mask. Any idea on how to take the fabric design with the webs and screen print the s pattern that he has on his suit?

[@AeroPointIndustries]

I don't really know what that mask looks like, but I'd check out Sean's crafts' video on his miles morales mask, and then do what I did instead of his frosting piping technique. He should have a template for that design. Hope that helps!