ToTS H2 to H1 conversion-first attempt!

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Hello everyone! I know I’m unfamiliar around here, haven’t been around in almost 15 years now. With the new Halloween out, I thought I’d peek my head back in here and see what I’ve been missing…needless to say I’m hooked back in and hungry to start collecting again :laughing: . I also decided it was time to play around with a myers mask since I have a backround in makeup effects and casually making masks in my free time in the past. With that said I saw one if the tots h2 for the umpteenth time at party city, snagged it and began trying to make it more of a h1 mask. I’m not super happy with the eye cuts, and the hair still needs a little tweaking, but it’s just about done! The hair was stolen from a couple of those horrible paper magic RZ myers masks I picked up for cheap at a local swap meet :laughing: . Its my first attempt doing a myers mask, so any input would be greatly appreciated! Here are my results.
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I think it looks good man! Definitely a great place to start and you nailed the eyecuts. Considering what you used for the hair I am beyond impressed in that area as well!

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Well done, big improvement! The hair looks great, and good job on the eyecuts and paint!

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Thanks man! I was a bit worried the eye cuts were a had too large, but maybe that was just overanalyzing. Thanks on the hair compliment too! The whole idea was to do this project with supplies I could find locally on the fly. Any suggestions on the skin tone underneath? I was trying to match the kirk skin tone but I couldn’t get the color just right. Thank you again man!

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Thanks dude! :rock: :rock: :rock: Hopefully I’ll get more proficient with redoing the mass produced stuff!

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No problem at all man! The eye cuts look good to me and surprisingly even! The original sculor even had a bigger left eye cut than he right but you get them down nicely.

I’d personally paint over the stock flesh tones with a base white coat and once it dries add a subtle layer of flesh colored latex paint mixed with some black or brown to give it a nice realistic skin color while still keeping it simple.

Great job man and can’t wait to see your next one!