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I completely agree

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Absolutely was a pleasure talking to both of you 🎃

It definitely is! I pulled it from a refrigerator. These are designed to compress refrigerant as a gas and then into a liquid farther down the line so they're ideal for compressing air.

Depends on the fiber and color you want. I've actually depleted my brown Merino stock this week and we have a bulk order from our supplier coming within 3 - 5 business days. Once I get our bulk order in it'll be 24 hours to process it and then we can start to fulfill orders. It'll be after Halloween.

Awesome! Check back with an update! 2 years later and I'm still running mine strong 🎃

Por supuesto. Puedes encontrar cualquier cosa en Internet y, especialmente, en RUclips.

It's just a toy that I picked up at a local thrift store. I love the character.

@@masqueraideworkshop greatings FROM ARGENTINA!!

No, actualmente solo uso pinceles para estas máscaras.

Nothing from Slipknot right now. Possibly one day 😊

Motion Picture FX now sells a small rehauling paint kit that includes all of the Nightshades colors that are used to paint these if that helps. It's VERY affordable. Zombie Flesh (M) is the yellow eggshell color in the kit. I have leaned more towards (L) at times but I may change to (M) just to see if I like it better. I've reverse engineered the paint scheme myself over time looking at stock mask paint colors and reading Christopher Nelson's description of how he painted these and many photos. Some of it is personal preference as well just by eye in person. I would suggest experimenting to find out what you prefer most. Thanks for watching!

You can find this exact brown at our store online here: masqworks.com/products/100-merino-wool-roving-solid-colors

That price was actually an introductory offer from quite some time ago. Here's the link to our store with a much different price tag....... masqworks.com/products/halloween-begins-latex-blank-diy-1978-halloween-mask Thanks for watching! 😁

I admit that I don't have the best techniques when it comes to the hair styling. Most of what I learn is from trial and error by experimenting or instruction from others. Any input to improve is always appreciated. It took me a long time to get my painting technique down and I'd love to find better ways to style the hair too.

Definitely have plans to 😉

Awesome 😁 Glad to hear that

It's definitely a learning process! I have yet to see a Christopher Nelson original copy with my own eyes in person. There will definitely be a stock version and one of my own in my hands to compare when the day comes. Colors can be difficult due to ligting and filters and even camera type. Thanks for the input and especially for watching! 😁

I'm glad it couid help 😁 Thanks for watching

That's great and thank you! We'll have that packaged up for you asap. I think you'll really like it 😁

@@masqueraideworkshop Awesome!

You're welcome 😁

It was from an older model fridge but the pressures that you would use for airbrushing would be so much lower. I can't imagine even a cheap compressor failing due to that.

@@masqueraideworkshop Thanks for the comment. You might be right about that, I don't really hear about the compressors going out in them, mainly other components but I'd like to try to find out if the older ones were built better or not.

The bulk of the painting goes on layer by layer as it builds up it. It's actually a pretty easy process. The hard part is knowing when to keep painting and when to stop.

Great question! That's the basecoat that I dry brush on top of. It gives more depth to the paint compared to only doing a dark rubout on a light colored base. Not to mention that's how Christopher Nelson painted them for the movies 🎃

Hey there! Sorry for the slow response back. You can definitely follow us on Facebook at facebook.com/share/n5uAaaK8wCt6cJzM/?mibextid=qi2Omg or feel free to contact me directly here as well. Thanks for the kind words and I'm thrilled that I could help out a little.

It has latex in it already. It's a 50/50 blend of two colors of Night Shades mask paint, Fargone and Black Sabbath. They can be found for sale at Motion Picture FX and Nightmare Toys.

@@masqueraideworkshop thank you

@@chayakorn_fun31 you're welcome. Happy to help!

Thank you for your support and for watching. Glad to be of help in the community 😁

It's definitely been delayed for a long while. If all goes as planned it should be recorded, edited, and uploaded by Halloween, possibly sooner. We appreciate everyone who watches!

I'm booked up getting some delayed orders done right now so I'm not able to promise that any new orders can be completed before Halloween.

Do you have a particular supplier to purchase from for the crepe wool you are asking about?

@@masqueraideworkshop yes amazon mehron crepe hair.

Without seeing it in person, I would recommend the darkest brown you can find. Sometimes pictures on computer screens and devices can vary in color so it's hard to know for sure until you see it with your eyes. Darker brown will most likely have less of a tendency to look as reddish in tone compared to some lighter browns.

Yes they are for this method in the tutorial.

Hey, thanks! I appreciate it.

Thanks for the positive feedback and thank you for watching.

This crepe hair comes braided already. I actually take it out of the braid as purchased and straighten it myself.

@@masqueraideworkshop thank you so much you gave your attention to my comment and replied it

About 5 ft of the hair and tacky glue is what most rehaulers use to glue the hair down

Thanks for watching! Hopefully it can help some. For the dark base I use a 50/50 mix of Black Sabbath and Fargone, the yellow tones are Zombie Flesh (L), and for the whites I've used Fright White on some but lately I lean more towards white alcohol-activated paints of any brand. I like the alcohol paints because they can be made thinner and more translucent without sacrificing adhesion unlike the latex-based Fright White. I use different shades of Nightshades browns for the dirty effects and other random stuff at different times. It really just depends on what I want to try. The basic Nightshades colors I listed earlier though are my foundational colors that I always use no matter what look I'm going for. Hope that helps!

I will say that I've not heard that term used before for drybrushing masks. I certainly don't claim to know much beyond what I've learned myself over time, but I'm always happy to hear from anyone. I appreciate you watching!

Shouldn't be an issue using a compressor from a small fridge. I got mine from a standard household fridge. There might be some differences in pressure but they all function the same. If course I can't guarantee anything and you do have to be aware of risks associated with the pressures these can produce.

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Thanks for watching and I appreciate the kind comment.