I've seen Pit Viper's work currently on E-bay. Each person has their own take on this mask as we've seen several versions of it depending on the media (comic, art, movie, etc.). Here's my current attempt. I've based this off of a hockey style mask. I've coated the base with a layer of non sulfur clay and have begun to smooth it. Once I have it the overall shape like I want, I will put it on a full head armature and sculpt on the back with the same clay. From that point, I'll smooth, add detail (lines), etc. Then, mold with a silicone jacket and Plasti-Paste mother around. My goal is to slush out a few copies or just do a few laid up with some nice fiberglass. We'll have to see what works out the best. I think I'll follow Pit Viper's model and use a silver reflective lens in the center of the eye for the reflection as my model will wear the Robin mask underneath so he can take the helmet off and still be "in costume" so to speak. One question for those who have actually seen this character more than I have. Do the lines that continue above the eyes connect at the back of the helmet somewhere or do they just continue over the top and to back edge?
Jesse