Jason Voorhees, part 7 arm prosthetic casted off original Master Castings.

[Mucu5]

Hows everyone doing! I am very excited to share this Friday The 13th part 7 related project with you guys. What are these are exactly? They are second generation castings of arm slip applications made for the Jason Voorhees make up in 1988’s Friday The 13th, The New Blood. Some time back I had acquired a pair master castings from the original Magical Media Industries molds. Magical Media Industries (MMI) was John Carl Buechler’s FX company who produced the make up fx for the Friday The 13th, New Blood in 1988. Now I had a new mold made from these master castings (second generation mold) and casted them in high quality urethane resin to further preserve these beauties. These are definitely true pieces of history here.

 

[Rupp66]

Very cool! A true piece of history! Any plans for a run?

 

[Mucu5]

Very cool! A true piece of history! Any plans for a run?

Message sent bud

 

[thegnome]

Really fantastic!

 

[frosty]

Those look great, definitely a piece of horror history, thanks for sharing

 

[Mr Mold Maker]

Wow, I’ve seen a few masks cast from the original prosthetics but the arms are a new one. It’s extremely cool to see.

 

[ZOMBIEREPELLENT]

I NEED a pair of these. The last good pair of part 7 gloves I had, were made by Ken Torallo (RIP) years ago.

The thing that sucks about doing a part 7, and having big hands, is most of the ones you come across are clearly made for people with medium sized hands.

 

[Mucu5]

I NEED a pair of these. The last good pair of part 7 gloves I had, were made by Ken Torallo (RIP) years ago.

The thing that sucks about doing a part 7, and having big hands, is most of the ones you come across are clearly made for people with medium sized hands.

These aren’t wearable gloves, they're resin casting for display, collectors pieces. These could be made into silicone gloves which would be cool but expensive. Also Kane Hodder has fairly small hands, I doubt these would fit most people. Thats why I went with the resin option. Best way to preserve them