Final result
Metal stitching wasn’t as easy as I thought
3d prints require an infinite amount of sanding and filling and sanding and filling
Until they are finally nice and smooth
Do the same for all parts until your fingers no longer function
Add a coat of red paint…
…mash some darker color into crevices with dry brush techniques
Add metallic highlights where the paint would most likely get scratched off with wear and tear and BOOM…. Days later you’re done!
Use them dry brush skills you’ve honed to make the skull look aged. Paint some blood drips. But don’t forget that needs shadows and highlights too!
Jaws!
Time to assemble using metal wire to look like the game model
This was the model I purchased.
Fits like a dream actually, or rather… a nightmare
Watch Dogs: Legion mask. I didn’t model this but I did a whole lot of cleanup on it. I wanted to focus more on the hand crafting aspect and less on the digital aspect so I found the model online and tweaked and fixed and refined it for 3d printing.