A preview of how the spikes are turning out, it's not finished yet I'm still experimenting with colors and it needs a lot of weathering.

A preview of how the spikes are turning out, it's not finished yet I'm still experimenting with colors and it needs a lot of weathering.

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Done painting the black lines and some details, now the fun part, the spikes!

Done painting the black lines and some details, now the fun part, the spikes!

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It's been all about painting. Almost there!

It's been all about painting. Almost there!

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Finished painting some of the details from the front of the mask, now it's time for some weathering.

Finished painting some of the details from the front of the mask, now it's time for some weathering.

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First color for the front part of the mask. For the chipped paint parts I used liquid masking so when the paint dried I could remove those parts revea

First color for the front part of the mask. For the chipped paint parts I used liquid masking so when the paint dried I could remove those parts revea

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And the back of the mask is ready! This is a before and after of how it evolved. At first it looked too shiny and clean so I started experimenting wit

And the back of the mask is ready! This is a before and after of how it evolved. At first it looked too shiny and clean so I started experimenting wit

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First step after primer, the base coat. In this case I used a wood color for the front of the mask because when I paint with the other colors there wi

First step after primer, the base coat. In this case I used a wood color for the front of the mask because when I paint with the other colors there wi

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Almost ready for painting!

Almost ready for painting!

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Ready for primer!

Ready for primer!

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At last! I've done the spikes. I was having some issues with my turning machine but now it's fixed. They were made one by one so they are a bit bigger

At last! I've done the spikes. I was having some issues with my turning machine but now it's fixed. They were made one by one so they are a bit bigger

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These symbols belong to one of the many alphabets and syllabaries created for the Legend of Zelda Video Games. The one I used is the one used of cours

These symbols belong to one of the many alphabets and syllabaries created for the Legend of Zelda Video Games. The one I used is the one used of cours

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Eyes ready!

Eyes ready!

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This process might have been way easier if I had a Vacuum forming machine, but since that's not the case I had to find a way to achieve the same resul

This process might have been way easier if I had a Vacuum forming machine, but since that's not the case I had to find a way to achieve the same resul

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I made an eye out of wood that later will be used to make both eyes in plastic by heating a piece of styrene plastic on top of this piece so it will t

I made an eye out of wood that later will be used to make both eyes in plastic by heating a piece of styrene plastic on top of this piece so it will t

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The back of the mask was looking kind of empty, so I figured I could carve some "ancient" looking pattern. This was done with a Rotary Tool and after

The back of the mask was looking kind of empty, so I figured I could carve some "ancient" looking pattern. This was done with a Rotary Tool and after

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Holes?...done Screws?...done Raised details?...done

Holes?...done Screws?...done Raised details?...done

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Finished the base where the spikes hold on to and started to make the raised details with Apoxie, soon more photos of that process.

Finished the base where the spikes hold on to and started to make the raised details with Apoxie, soon more photos of that process.

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Finished detailing... for now. I'm pretty happy of how it have turned out, I also added some screws to the back (I must say this wasn't my idea, I saw

Finished detailing... for now. I'm pretty happy of how it have turned out, I also added some screws to the back (I must say this wasn't my idea, I saw

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A preview of some of the wooden and rusty metal details made to the mask to make it look ancient.

A preview of some of the wooden and rusty metal details made to the mask to make it look ancient.

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I started detailing this guy. I'm making an aged version of the mask so I need some destructive details. Using a Rotary tool I carved a wooden texture

I started detailing this guy. I'm making an aged version of the mask so I need some destructive details. Using a Rotary tool I carved a wooden texture

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Ready for some damage detailing fun!

Ready for some damage detailing fun!

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Preparing for detailing!

Preparing for detailing!

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Spikes test.

Spikes test.

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And this is how it turned out!

And this is how it turned out!

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Project: Terrible Fate

Project: Terrible Fate is an aged replica of the mask from "The Legend of Zelda: Majora's Mask" video game and it’s the first project in which I am making a prop or replica, but it is something I’ve been wanting to try for a long time. Hope you enjoy.
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