I made a Leather Mask for Halloween | DIY Tutorial

[@SkillTree]

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[@vegardthedude3754]

Can you make a viking inspired wall torch?

[@mildlycornfield]

The thought of a soon to be masked slasher villain making a mad dash to the craft store in order to make their mask is so funny to me--

[@SkillTree]

RIGHT??? "I will GET THEM ALL! But, first, a little trip to Michael's is in order..."

[@Reyn_Roadstorm]

@@SkillTree Michael...? Hmm... I need an old bleached and turned inside out William Shatner mask... /cue spooky piano music.

[@RWorkman-r3c]

Felt kinda elder scrolls dragon worshiper

[@patricknoel2122]

​@@RWorkman-r3c i was thinking more of an army of two feel, I think Wilson is a dark protector more then a slasher, but still alot of death, just not that of the innocent

[@michaellocke3327]

I have been a leather-smith for 28 years. My teacher made me sew EVERYTHING by hand for the first year for multiple reasons. The main one was to strengthen my fingers and develop the callouses to be able to do it without concern. I thought I was going to be crippled after the first couple months. Now, all these years later I can do it without effort. It was a good lesson but I still like having my turn of the century Singer machine. I made a mask my first year too! Folks are still creeped out by it.

[@MBS22]

I'd love to see it!

[@lillithpeacock9623]

I can absolutely see a member of the Adams family being the one that is Arts and Crafting a murder mask!!! Love it, my fan brain is going bonkers down that rabbit hole ☺🥰🤩

[@SilentSooYun]

Cousin Wilson :)

[@Rolbell]

Wilson was a rancher who loved his herd as much as he loved his family. One fateful night, while some fencing on the far side of a corral, some pillagers invaded his homestead, stealing all his valuables, disposing of his family and taking out his prized bull, cow and calf. Only being able to salvage a small amount of hide from each of his beloved animals, Wilson stitched together a mask, which he wears as he journeys the earth in search of the marauders who destroyed his life-intent on getting his revenge!

[@IanRonald]

Not going to lie - for a second there I thought you were going to say a piece of each of his family's faces...

[@BryantWalker-m6e]

When does the movie come out?

[@BryantWalker-m6e]

Honestly that's a better plot than what's been in a lot of movies lately.

[@bobhope4949]

Been playing a lil reddead ehh?

[@hearse_boy_8620]

We know that Bubba (LeatherFace) did do a bit of crafting on his masks. Fred Kruger is seen at the beginning of A Nightmare on Elm St. assembling his iconic glove. Also, in Twisted Metal for the PS3, Marcus Kane is seen carving his Sweet Tooth mask before he goes off on his un-aliving spree of his family. So yeah, serial deleters and crafting kind of have a bit of overlap.

[@zoescott779]

. . .well, that's reassuring

[@DH-xw6jp]

Deadpool also dabbed in arts and crafts.

[@michaelbrubaker4285]

For future projects or if you want to fix something on Wilson there you might want to add some ventilation around the mouth section. Running around in an enclosed mask without sufficient ventilation is going to wind him really quickly. Anyways that little bit of wet forming and shading really elevated the look.

[@TheGreaserGunslinger]

I love these types of masks, but I never knew what they were called. Thanks, man. The mask is beautiful. Cheif's kiss. 10/10.

[@SkillTree]

Glad you enjoyed it! I love making these, they're so fun.

[@gabriellerussell8484]

My mom uses pliers to pull stitches through leather when they’re really stubborn, and I have done the same on occasion sewing thick layers. It’s easy to accidentally break a needle that way though, so it takes a little finesse to avoid that, but it prevents hand pain from death gripping something so tiny.

[@ZAKKIRK]

That is exactly why a certain leather themed multi tool unfolds into pliers

[@STRAKAZulu]

Once again, PERFECT TIMING!! Just picked up a big bag of scrap leather, and my son is asking for a "Slipknot" type of mask.

[@SkillTree]

I am SO glad you picked up that scrap leather! I think you're about to create an amazing mask.

[@snakes_shadow3539]

Before you assume his face is symmetrical, give him a center part drawing it from his nose! If you can't get a straight center part, his nose likely isn't in the middle of his face and you'll want to make separate templates for each side. If he wears glasses, and you can't do center parts, you can bypass the center part trick: if plastic frames are cockeyed on him, then his nose isn't in the middle of his face, and on metal frames tou can check to see if the nose pads are centered.

[@grayshadow1856]

6:55 wow that transition was SO clean! Seriously though, great project

[@SkillTree]

Why thank you, like a goddamn professional~ 🤣

[@benthomson1132]

That thing is absolutely amazing! Request for next Halloween: a similar mask that's colored 2 different shades of bone white and styled after a bird's skull, perhaps with some black mesh cloth covering the eyes. I think you could make an absolute jaw-dropping plague doctor mask using this technique. 😁 Thanks again, keep up the great work!

[@BestDealsEveryday]

That's an awesome DIY project! The patchwork leather mask looks super creepy and unique. I love the serial killer vibes. I'll definitely be trying this out for Halloween.

[@SkillTree]

I am SO glad you got the vibe I was going for!!!

[@nephicus339]

@@SkillTree Is this Gareth's darkest timeline in the making?

[@EggyOrphan]

I'm not a professional leatherworker BUT I too suffered from painful hands and learned that what really helps is the types of needles and thread you use. Once I did I have not had pain on my hands! Try John James needles and Ritzer threads. You'll have too see what sizes but hope that helps! Take care of those hands!!!!

[@SkillTree]

I'll look those up!! Thanks for the tips, looking out for my hand health 🤩

[@EggyOrphan]

@@SkillTree It'll make stitching so much fun.. Thank you for your content!!! Amazing work!

[@toddlarson9678]

I wear nitrile dipped gloves when I stitch leather. They give me extra grip for pulling the needles through and reduce the pain in my finger tips

[@Vormulac1]

Definitely shades of Deathstroke in Wilson there!

[@songofshadow5043]

Deathstroke's name _is_ Slade Wilson!

[@Vormulac1]

@@songofshadow5043 The Plot thickens!!

[@danielstellmon5330]

But this mask has two eyes.

[@SkillTree]

its cause its his brother.... Wilson Slade. Different dads, very confusing all round

[@exilelaflamme9184]

Wow that transition was epic. Really well done

[@SkillTree]

Right!! What can I say, I'm a professional~

[@kieranneale973]

This is my favourite project yet. I love anything that looks kind of well used and not perfect the stitching is incredible, it tell a story just looking at it

[@SkillTree]

I always love the story of things. Makes them feel alive and like they have depth

[@jeffreyharville1918]

Add some cut-off hose material to the eyes! Black, silver, red, all would be epic to cover the eyes and make it a bit more "Creepy!" You might even could layer the colors for an added effect. Also, you should add a piece of fabric to the chin area to drape down to cover the neck.

[@SkillTree]

Love it! I'm always up for adding more creepiness to these masks.

[@jeffreyharville1918]

@@SkillTree In today's "Creepy world" you could also add dreadlocks to the skull, or a skull cap (No pun unintended!) or both. For the use of women, a old fashion bonnet would be an added surprise, one that you would see from the old South with the large sides. (Picture this, a woman dressed in old fashion clothes, with bonnet hiding her face. Then she raises her head so that you could see her face in this leather mask! Not something I would show someone under 8 years old, or someone from the deep South, as us older folk grew up with Grannies wearing ankle length dresses with the bonnet!)

[@davedujour1]

Wilson was lost at sea for years, finally washing up on shore in Memphis, TN. The years, the water, and all the things in the Mississippi river being dragged behind a barge, stained him all those colors from his original volleyball white.

[@xykarijehywat0814]

Been cast away so long even _he_ can't remember his original color... so sad

[@timothynaquin8899]

Reminds me of the man eating hawk people from The Beastmaster movie

[@dm666master]

Quick tip for dirt cheap leather. Hobbt Lobby sell scrap bags in 1, 5, and 10lbs. It isnt super great quality all the time. But its worth it for dirt cheap test peices

[@SkillTree]

Good tip! A lot of craft stores often sell leather remnants in bulk for cheap! You can even get them off Amazon! Just keep in mind the ones you get from Hobby Lobby are almost always Chrome Tan leather, which doesn't tool or wet form. We used veg tan for this project. If you want a guide on the different types of leather, here is our video on it: kzbin.info/www/bejne/l3Tbmn19Ys-Il8k You can get Veg Tan off Amazon as well, here is one that isn't that expensive: amzn.to/3Ydgp7c

[@kris99596]

First thing I thought of was WWE's Kane, from back in his heyday.

[@DL6778]

I will be making one of these for next Halloween.

[@ghosttownproductions4410]

The Legend of Wilson Wilson Graves was once the star quarterback of his high school football team in the small, forgotten town of Stillwater Falls. His skill on the field was legendary, and his promising future seemed bound for the bright lights of the professional leagues. But Wilson’s life was far from the dream everyone imagined. Beneath the cheering crowds and the fame, there was a darkness brewing. Wilson's father, a failed athlete himself, was obsessed with perfection. He pushed Wilson beyond his limits, demanding nothing less than excellence. On the eve of the state championship, Wilson’s father crossed a line that could never be uncrossed. In a fit of rage over a missed pass in practice, he beat Wilson mercilessly and locked him in the basement, forcing him to replay his mistakes over and over in the cold darkness. That night, something inside Wilson snapped. The next day, he played the game of his life-scoring touchdowns, making impossible passes-but with a look in his eyes that no one could recognize. When the final whistle blew, Wilson stood motionless at the center of the field, his gaze fixed on his father in the stands. He walked off the field, straight home, and was never seen at school again. A few weeks later, his father was found dead, his face brutally mutilated, and stitched together into what appeared to be a grotesque football mask. The police never found Wilson, and rumors of his descent into madness spread like wildfire. Years later, in the dead of night, under the flickering lights of the old Stillwater football stadium, stories began to circulate of a figure haunting the field. Players and coaches whispered of a tall, muscular man wearing a patchwork mask made from pieces of human faces, stitched together with the precision of a surgeon. They say that the mask moves on its own, its hollow eyes always watching, its lips twisting into a cruel smile as it whispers for vengeance. The mask, known as Wilson, has become its own entity-alive, sentient, and hungering for more than just victory. It speaks to him in a chorus of tortured voices, driving him to claim the lives of those who stand in his way. Each time Wilson claims a victim, he takes a piece of their face to add to his ever-growing mask, feeding its hunger for torment and suffering. Now, Wilson roams the sidelines of forgotten stadiums, waiting for the perfect moment to strike. He has a new goal: to build the ultimate mask, one that will give him the power to control the field of life and death itself. His opponents don’t just lose the game-they lose their faces, their identities stitched into the mask, forever trapped in a twisted scream of agony. They say if you hear the sound of a football echoing in the empty night, followed by a voice calling plays in a raspy whisper, you should run. Because Wilson isn’t looking for a touchdown anymore; he’s looking for a new face to wear. And he always gets what he’s after.

[@xykarijehywat0814]

I liked it 😁👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

[@Erynus]

Wilson, of course. Slade Wilson. Deathstroke vibes intensifying.

[@Cascadejackal]

I learned most of what I know about leatherworking from Skill Tree, and I love just watching Clever get inspired and learn things. He's just so enthusiastic and relatable! Especially the part about hurting his hands sewing. I just spent two weeks making a leather owl mask with rabbit pelt on the outside to mimic feathers. It's now a week later and I still don't have full use of my left hand. So... much... sewing...

[@christopherwoodson7586]

Have you thought about mounting a softball on a post to help you with the curved bits on leather? The post will also need to be mounted on a base and I think the best way to mount the ball is to drill a hole in it. The mask looks awesome. Please keep bringing the great content!

[@kryptkeeper2303]

Wilson was the water boy for his high school football team, Until the Friday night of the homecoming game. the team locked him in a locker right before the game. see no one even noticed Wilson was missing from the game, no one cared. By the time the game was over and the team was celebrating their victory, they had forgotten about Wilson locked in the locker as everyone went to an after party. leaving him alone locked in the locker room. On monday morning the team arrived early to the school for practice, they walked into the locker room to find it completely trashed, Lockers broken, Wilson nowhere to be found. But every single Football had been cut up and some scraps of the leather from the balls were cut into letters spelled out the message "You Know What You Did, your gonna pay" on the floor of the locker room. I could go further with it, but just some cool origin for the character of Wilson and how he got the leather for the mask. Used the watercooler to soak the leather and shape it. maybe he wears a patchwork football jersey made from all the players who left him to his fate in the locker. I am a horror game developer and if you don't mind id like to spin this into a small horror game about being hunted by Wilson and would like to use the likeness of the mask.

[@elibroussard8810]

Growing up watching his dad play with the New England Patriots his happiest memories were on that field. After high school when he decided he needed to get a job he’d start working at that stadium his dad spent so much time at. He worships at the game and all it entails, the drama, combat, victory, and the camaraderie. He drank it all watching the teams battle for supremacy every week. He took pride in his work, his team, and his field. He was overjoyed during the teams golden age of Belichick and Brady. Title after title, ring after ring he stood tall as one of the ones who made sure everything worked the way it should have and looked as good as it could. Wilson was trusted to clean uniforms and keep up and ready equipment for the team during games. He would talk to the gear and balls and give them a little “pep talk” he would call it. Laughingly he would hear the balls talk back as if they were alive. His own good luck ritual. Until one year he was told not to bother with the balls. Uniforms and gear sure, but the balls had to be inflated on the field now instead of in the locker room. It had to be “monitored” and there was talk of “spot checks” as if his work wasn’t good enough. The allegations against his team were monstrous and outright false! Wilson, being denied his good luck rituals, broke. He knew it was his pep talks that helped the team win and without it the winning would stop…he had to do something…the balls told him so. He would avenge the injustice, he would right the wrong, and he would do it using the visage of the balls that were wronged so the last thing the officials saw were the cold dead brown mask of doom as it descended on them. His team would win…only he could ensure his ritual continued to bring his team luck, and doom to their enemies.

[@neonnerd1364]

With tin foil it only works if you put duct tape on it before you flatten it out. The tape helps it hold it's curves so you can cut your reliefs. Cosplayers use that technique all the time.

[@xykarijehywat0814]

The homage!! Not sure if you meant to, but I love that you gave one of my favorite movies a slasher sequel. Never crossed my mind now I actually want one 😂🤣 *So Wilson was the beloved companion of a sad man who's plane crashed on an island. He was the only survivor, left to scavenge through dead passengers belongings when he came across a volleyball. He gave him a face and a name and took him on all his adventures, including the journey home on a raft they made. It was on this voyage that Wilson was accidentally cast away at sea during a treacherous stormy night. Both of their hearts broke as he drifted farther and farther, the man cried out for him with no hope of getting his friend back. Wilson was alone for what seemed like forever, constantly eaten (and thrown up) by creatures and beaten by boats filled with people who didn't want him. **_He's too ugly! He looks disgusting!_** They all left him to rot. Even when he washed up on shore they'd keep away from him, children ran screaming! Until one night a large man met his decrepit gaze and instantly saw Wilson's potential. He took him deep in the woods to a tiny shack made of scraps. The stench reminded him of the bloated bodies strewn across the island on a hot day. It was there his transformation began. Measuring, marking, cutting, stitching. As he filled patches and bended grooves, the man muttered about all those who torched his family's land, badly beat him and drove him out of town. **_No hideous disfigured animals allowed!_** Oh how he wanted to make them pay. Finally seeing his grotesque features, Wilson understood his plight. Their fates were aligned! He happily went through the pain of becoming just what the man needed to get vengeance for them both: The Masks of Nightmares. He couldn't wait to fulfill his assistant duty! Adding to the fear during a chase, collecting splatters like trophies on display. No one dared look at him before, now Wilson will be the last thing they ever see...*

[@draco5991rep]

Wilson! I'm sorry Wilson, I'm sorry! WILSON!

[@danielstellmon5330]

I keep hearing "Dennis the menace" yelling "Mr. Willson"

[@DanielSampson-q7z]

Sweet project. I also dabble in leather work, and I'm also in Mass. Keep up the good vids!

[@ssskids123]

Always love your stuff…. Thank you for walking us through the process. And wet forming on your face! Holy cow!

[@normanberg6502]

Get needle driver hemostats to help with sewing leather. It helps take the stress off your finger tips

[@Scoutdeath572]

Love the face molding technique! Very practical and useful ^^

[@donscottvansandt4139]

Awesome build! Super cool mask!

[@megolson9888]

Welcome to the family Wilson ;) Nicely done and thank you for sharing.

[@tekurohamada7068]

Wilson looks badass! Thats a really high quality mask

[@Scoutdeath572]

Note for any leather rookies out there: You should sand the borders with fine sand paper and use Tokonole, Carnauva or some other class of cream for burnish them, so the edges are truly soft, not spiky

[@Noezz]

In previous video's I have seen you use a face mold. Couldn't you use that instead of covering half you face in tape? Or is there a reason why you can't use the face mold for making a mask?

[@SkillTree]

I could have, but I like to make sure those of you out there who want to make something similar but don't have a mold of your face still feel like you can do this project😁

[@Noezz]

@@SkillTree That is a good reason which I didn't think of😅. Thanks for the reply!

[@000622477]

Get yourself a hose clamp for the drill trigger. I think it'll work better than the standard f clamp. Also have you considered getting a big round fence post finial to clamp to your workbench and use as a pseudo leatherworking anvil for stuff like this?

[@BenSmith-zc2zi]

Wilson began his life as a gift of a leather craftsman for his daughter. The family wasn't too well off, so all he could use were leather scraps. But since he was rather skilled, the result was a well made ball that his daughter loved dearly. The pattern of mixed leather scraps somewhat resembled a face, so the daughter named the ball "Wilson" and played with him like with a friend. The daughter grew up, had a family of her own and moved away. She later moved far away, across an ocean. When the father found Wilson years later, he decided to send it to his daughter, as a kind of gesture of good will, since they had since gotten estranged. Unfortunately, it never arrived. The ship Wilson was being transported on set out over the ocean, but wrecked at sea. From the unlucky crew only one survived. He made it to a lonely island, where Wilson provided much needed company. This part of his story was (much) later turned into a movie with Tom Hanks. When this poor guy escaped the island he took Wilson with him, though Wilson got lost at sea, again. Some time after he made it to land on an exotic beach. A rare voodoo practitioner found Wilson and, being able to feel the extreme amount of emotion he was loaded with, the practitioner chose Wilson to be his newest experiment. What started out as a ball had been deformed and ripped apart with neglected time, in two shipwrecks and his time on an island. Much of what was reminiscent of a face had survived. With a few stitches he was transformed into a proper mask. At that point Wilson was full of residual mental energy, mostly of connection and loss. The deeper the connection, the deeper the hurt when it is eventually lost. This kind of emotional whirlwind can be quite overwhelming, which is why one should be very careful, when picking up the mask.

[@tolanvankeuren09]

That’s amazing. I would wear that mask. 🔥🔥🔥

[@diegobob8971]

Awesome as always

[@SkillTree]

Glad you liked it!

[@anoukgentier490]

Right on time for Halloween. Wonderful

[@-HeavyMetalGuy-]

This is so awesome!

[@winterknightwarden8543]

This is the original prototype for Deathstroke's mask!!! HELL YEAH!!!

[@midorimidori1850]

Your mask looks awesome!

[@JrBurriss]

That turned out so cool. Love the whole process. Just my 1 cent

[@jamesh975]

That looks amazing. Great job.

[@corbyrobinson3640]

Wow that was awesome!

[@spasticvisionfilms1307]

That’s pretty sick, amazing work!

[@carlpowers7291]

There are so many possibilities with that mask. You could add some pieces and make it cover the entire head or all kinds of things

[@snakes_shadow3539]

There's a couple of easy tricks to check to see if your face is reasonably symmetrical! 1: Center part you hair, from your nose. If your part isn't straight down the middle, you nose is not in the middle of your face. 2: If you wear glasses, you can check your nose pads! If you wear plastic frames and they are always cockeyed, your nose is likely not in the middle of your face. If you have metal frames, you can just look to see if they are centered. I'm focusing on the nose because it is the major factor in comfortably fitting things that go on your face. I know both of these tricks because A) mom gave up on center parts for me as a young child because she could never get them right And B) I need glasses. Guess how we found out my nose isn't in the middle of my face? That being said, how the heck do you make masks when you absolutely cannot go without glasses? I'm heading twords legally blind and I can't get close enough to my eyeballs to wear contacts!

[@DH-xw6jp]

Wilson clearly aced the sewing segment of Home Economics class. Now, will Wilson's rampage be stopped by his high school sweetheart exposing the truth of his murder to the world, or will the Buckville Beavers suffer for their sins on homecoming week?

[@jessewru6425]

great personalilty! Lucky wife!

[@bridgetgroce4634]

That looks So Cool!!

[@AndrewR74]

Very cool, thanks for sharing

[@ClanMcC79]

Totally getting a evil mastermind vibe from this mask, whos behind the mask, whar is their end game? Great work, loved the project progression 👍🏽

[@nephicus339]

4:17 - Since everyone has a cellphone nowadays; take reference pictures. 😛 if you think about it, this might be worse for Kit, since he's already filming and so has a reference on camera already.

[@billt4394]

it turned out really well

[@CuteSeamus]

breath holes... like three on each side of the middle seam over the nose/mouth area... would be kind of cool and practical i'd imagine that mask gets stuffy without the holes for ventilation and breathing... hehe... hugs from Dallas...

[@georgehrenchir3408]

Great job!

[@JvdBos]

This needs to be the start of a full costume 😀

[@Rolbell]

@SkillTree After watching your entire catalog over the last couple of weeks, I have an idea for a skill you can teach: how to achieve the various hairstyles you’ve worn in the history of your channel.

[@greendogit3843]

It’s about time you do a leather mask

[@IgnizAnima]

Tutorial came just in time. My friends and I are planning to do some banditry at Reckoning and we needed leather masks to hide out identity! Wilson is the soul of an angry cow that causes anyone it possesses to attack beef places.

[@carlpowers7291]

This is so cool

[@Colin-iv2zb]

Awesome video

[@SkillTree]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@prancerontheprairies191]

Oooooo creapy. Love it.

[@stanleysutton4688]

Love the mask! Great job! I am curious though I seen in the past you creating a scabbard for a wooden sword but not your larp sword. Can you do one by the linothorax method?

[@MBS22]

Looks cool! I hope someone makes a wilson and scratches it up some, give it "battle" damage

[@damienthorneyoung6623]

Wilson is a bad ass X cage fighter

[@JacobOphir]

That is amazing and at some point, I would really love to see that gladiatorial armor that goes up their arms the “Manica”

[@ricardorodriguez8469]

Oh and you should have a bust for display too ❤

[@DrgnDesigns1021]

This is BADASS kit. Would love to get a hold of that pattern and mess around with it.

[@SkillTree]

You will get it sooooooon

[@ksspang]

Wow! That was awesome!

[@SkillTree]

Thanks! Glad you enjoyed it.

[@tim0thyd951]

As soon as he said a psycho having a craft day I thought of Freddy Krueger having his little craft day at the start of the first nightmare on elm

[@betternerfjeff8199]

i really want that mask for whats coming in reckoning so badly haha

[@Cripple__]

When will this project be released to your public? I don’t see it on your website. It’s so fricken cool dude! Hell of a job

[@E.W.P]

This made me think of leather face miked batman but supper cool and you've given me a couple ideas for my own designs

[@MrMeddle2243]

that turned out great

[@Seiaeka]

This looks rad.

[@franek_parouva]

Looks like a Bane mask... suuuper cool

[@slomkaadas9603]

Wow, maybe not this year but in next... It's on! Thx Sir, cheers from Poland 🍻 ❤

[@sejembalm]

Would love to see a big project like a thick & hard leather Stormtrooper armor harness (or stylish motorcycle protective suit). Flexible leather midsection. Have thinner leather as a stitched-together wrap on a plastic stormtrooper helmet. Have a belt bandoleer of stiff leather magazine pouches that fit magazines for a C96 'Broomhandle' Mauser pistol (aka Han Solo blaster).

[@anangrymarine9174]

"Laces IN!!!" *screaming*

[@MasterMafiaDK]

this is awesome it feels like this video was released for my bday today!

[@SkillTree]

Happy Birthday!

[@MasterMafiaDK]

@@SkillTree Thank you! My day is so much better now my favorite youtuber has wished me happy birthday!!!

[@morganjtempest]

Wilson is the unassuming groundskeeper for a high school. One year the kids do a halloween prank that ruins the baseball diamond and in a mischievous rage, Wilson sews a scary mask together using the scraps of a couple old baseball mitts. Little did Wilson know, he'd mostly used the mitt of a convicted serial killer from when he was a student at that school and planned all his future kills in a notebook that lived in the kid's back pocket right next to the folded mitt. Kida who later used that mitt over the years had a tendency to be violent but nobody ever realised theyd all used the same mitt. So now Wilson is donning a murder mask for a revenge prank that will inevitably go very very wrong.

[@johnwidner1927]

Love the mask I have subscribed

[@ricardorodriguez8469]

Wilson is a son of a pig farmer! Great work c3ber

[@CanuckBrew]

So cool 👍

[@sebastienfilion2029]

So cool

[@NotSoWittyNow]

Wilson needs to rock the old school cleats that had murder spikes on the bottom! (Look up 1920s Adidas soccer cleats.)

[@CeeJayThe13th]

If it came out in 1977, _First_Down_ would be a cult classic that got a low budget, gritty 2000s remake by now.

[@rcoutdoors8176]

Definately need that back story on wilson i think it would be an epic story line for this time of year

[@jameswilbur4969]

I ENJOY YOUR VIDEOS

[@Reyn_Roadstorm]

Just seeing the thumbnail, I'm reminded of the Jun Death Guards from The Beastmaster. If you should happen to make another, stain it black, ad a few metal studs/spikes, attach some sickly green LEDs in the bottom of the eye holes, then black out the eyes by gluing bits of black mesh (like pantyhose) in the eye holes. Then break out the rest of your black, spiked covered leather gear and boom! You're an early '80s fantasy monster!