That’ll wake ‘em up!
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I bet that really made it look like the real deal🎃
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Coffee and tea stains create an antique yellow or brown look and make realistic, bloody props. Mix coffee and tea grinds with paint, glue, water, and rubber cement in an empty coffee can, then apply with a medium brush for awesome results.
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I think you guys are on to something, I’m gonna try that on my Kills mask.
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Damn Larry that looks phenomenal! Beautifully done👏. It’s got a lot of depth to the cracks and shading and the tea and coffee made a really nice worn yellow color.
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Thank you, Bro’. 
Maybe I’ll give it a 2nd coffee wash… but I like the used look the coffee gives, too. It is a small effect, but I think it makes a difference.
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Holy shit! You fucking nailed it man 
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Thx… Coffee’s really great for rehauling… 
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Especially when you wanna pull an all-nighter lol
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I can’t stop improving… improving… improving… I have to face the fact that it’s finished…
…but I could watch the mask for hours now! 
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welcome to the world of obsession where you make yourself insane.
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Yeah, you’re damn right.
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That’s so damn true!
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That’s a no no dude.
Welcome to the club man, endless touch ups here and there lol. But dang that hair is awesomely done!
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Oh, thanks, (Bart)man! It really looks nice from besides, I think, too. I added grey hair spray, washed it out, added it once again and now it looks sort of dusty-brown. Not really intended, but a welcomed coincidence.
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What should I say - just started peeling off the whole story once again! 
I simply thought that it even might get a little bit better next time… and it ended up being too dark… darker than I wanted it to be.
Now: Another, last try I hope…
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As they say, back to the drawing board.