Bondo! this worked great to fill up the imperfections that the mask may have and make it even and smooth.
I started making a frame for the back of the mask, this will be then painted and carved to look like an rusty old metal frame.
After using primer I could see what parts still needed more work. Some Bondo to fill and "apoxie Sculpt" to highlight some details was enough for ever
Sanding, sanding, sanding... After applying the Bondo I had to sand everywhere I used Bondo to make it nice and smooth.
Bondo! this worked great to fill up the imperfections that the mask may have and make it even and smooth.
Finished making the mask hollow. With the Band Saw I cut the inside of each slice so when all were put together, voilà! got myself a hollow heart!...
This is what happens when you combine a lot of patience, sanding and love... you get a really cool heart.
I figured a way to make it with wood. Maybe this isn't the best way to do it but for me this worked great. I used the foam I first used to do the mask
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Bondo! this worked great to fill up the imperfections that the mask may have and make it even and smooth.

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