I picked up a set of coveralls that came with this mask for like $25 USD on Amazon, but without the coveralls the mask alone would have been $15. I started working on it in early October without having any idea how to rehaul a mask, and my inexperience really shows on the weathering and other little stuff. I went WAY overboard with the black-washing and stuff, but I’m still pretty proud of how decent it looks for the price. I didn’t do much to the coveralls except for tighten up the waist by sewing some of the elastic together, so they didn’t match how messed up looking the mask was.
Feel free to tell me how I did and what I could do different next time! I’ve watched a ton of tutorials and I have a pretty good idea of what I could have done better, and I think I just need to get a better base mask next time along with some nicer painting supplies.
I made a post when I first started it, and it got a TON of love and support from everyone on here, so I wanted to really thank everyone on here for helping me out!
Unlike some of the purist here I’ll like and comment and say you did a decent freaking job on such a cheap mask! That’s what’s up man and that’s how it starts for some people now buy a tots mask and do it again.. I just did my first myers
Used a trick or treat studios don post 1975 and converted it into a 78 hero cost me like 75 bucks in total I also am working on a pair of red kaps that I’m altering to as close to screen accurate as possible I’ll be doing a whole discussion post on it with pictures! Keep it up.
Dude, thanks so much for the support! Your mask looks amazing! I’ll for sure do a tots next time around, I’ve always wanted to go for an H2, so this shape looks absolutely perfect.
Yeah it’s easier to bring out an h2 vibe than it is a h1 but I’m going to be posting it once it’s finished I’ve got adjustments to make and I’m also altering a pair of red kaps donut button, pocket flap, elastic band the whole 9 yards and I rehauled this tots 78 knife
