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Hey,
Im trying to create the michael myers costume i have the store bought costume (coveralls) and then the Deluxe Michael Myers mask i bought on ebay. well I've added all the facial detail to the mask with black and white oil pastels mixed to form a gray color. but the mask is a little big on me and i was gonna use velcro to hold the neck in place on the back of the mask but then i run into the problem of the hair being all wacked up on the thing and or if anyone has a decent Myers mask that they would sell me please reply to this thread and im wanting some suggestions on the mask
Thanks,
aman018

Cant help much with the mask, but I will provide you with a link to the Mask Maker who specializes in Michael Myers masks. He offers fairly reasonable pricing considering the quality of his product.

MySpace - Official The Mask Makers? Page - 46 - Male - Huntsville, Alabama - myspace.com/themaskmaker

You could check out a fabric store that sells foam cushion filler (the solid chunks, not the fluffy stuff) and cut it to fit - sort of like padding in a football helmet. You could either glue it or velcro it into place and put in enough evenly that it would fit a little more snug without having to wrinkle up the back side and mess up the hairline.

Not sure which Michael Myers you're going for but I have a replica H1 mask from Nightcreeper Studios that I'm looking to sell. I'm just west of Charlotte.

Matt

could you post some picturess

Originally Posted by Frankie's Girl

You could check out a fabric store that sells foam cushion filler (the solid chunks, not the fluffy stuff) and cut it to fit - sort of like padding in a football helmet. You could either glue it or velcro it into place and put in enough evenly that it would fit a little more snug without having to wrinkle up the back side and mess up the hairline.

THIS... i did it in the past for my son's costumes when the mask would not fit just right. It takes some patience and time but you can get a really good fit for the mask.