Skullface from Slayaway Camp
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I wasn't planning to do anything for Halloween but I saw and got Slayaway Camp on Steam and had to make a Skullface…
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I wasn't planning to do anything for Halloween but I saw and got Slayaway Camp on Steam and had to make a Skullface mask. It's a bit of a WIP at the moment so I only have a photo of one of the more complete prototypes from my test fitting.
Print Settings
Printer Brand:
Type A Machines
Printer:
2014 Series 1
Doesn't Matter
Supports:
Yes
0.2
Infill:
20%
Notes:
Supports are recommended for the strap slots in the sides. You can do without them but it's a big gap and needs cleaning. I would try to angle the print so the supports in the strap slot make many small segments instead of one or two long pieces.
Post-Printing
Adding the straps
Get either 2 inch wide elastic or 1 inch and double the straps. I included holes to stitch the straps to the model but super glue will work just fine. Make the straps short enough so the mask just touches your nose or nothing digs into your face. This will minimize the amount of cushioning needed to be added to stay in place.
Customizing the fit
I included some oblong inserts that can be glued to bits of foam or material to adjust the masks fit to your face. Use what you need to feel comfortable and be able to see.
Lens inserts
The lens inserts I'm printing out of red tGlase but anything will do. They are size for me so if you need to make your own the dimensions are:
60x40mm
You can model your own or just cut some from fabric, plastic,etc. If you decided to do something else I'd love to see it.
I made a notch in the corner to act as a key but went through so many design revisions it is only there due to lack of changing everything and wanting to move forward with the one-day-design costume.
How I Designed This
Reference images
I played the game and looked at some of the media on the bluewizard page to get the design down.
Building and testing
I used Fusion 360 to design the parts and measured my face initially. After I had the basic design I made thin prints to test fits and form.
Category: Props