Frank the Rabbit Mask 3D Print Files (Donnie Darko, 2001)
*PLEASE NOTE - These are 3D Print files, not a physical mask.
“Why are you wearing that stupid man suit?”
Here we have one of the most iconic and unsettling masks in modern cult cinema: Frank the Rabbit from Richard Kelly's incredible 2001 psychological sci-fi horror film Donnie Darko.
If you've seen the film, you'll know exactly what I mean when I say there's something particularly disturbing about Frank. First appearing in Donnie's bedroom during the night, this mysterious figure tells him that the world will end in 28 days, 6 hours, 42 minutes and 12 seconds. What follows is a wonderfully bizarre journey involving time travel, alternate realities, fate, existentialism and the end of the world!
But who, or what, exactly is Frank? Is he a hallucination, a messenger from another timeline, or something far more sinister? That's part of what makes Donnie Darko such a fascinating film. Even more than two decades later, fans are still debating its meaning, symbolism and deliberately confusing ending.
The character was portrayed by James Duval, wearing one of the most memorable creature designs in horror cinema. Rather than creating a traditional friendly-looking rabbit, the filmmakers gave Frank an elongated skull, exposed teeth, hollow eyes and an almost skeletal appearance. The result is something deeply unsettling, balancing the familiar shape of a rabbit with the appearance of something decidedly inhuman.
Despite initially being a box-office disappointment, Donnie Darko went on to become a huge cult classic, gaining an incredibly dedicated following through home video releases and midnight screenings. It's now regarded as one of the defining cult films of the early 2000s.
We've recreated this wonderfully disturbing design as a highly detailed 3D-printable model, capturing Frank's unmistakable facial features and nightmarish expression.
There is a whole one part version of the mask as well as one with separate ears and large printable joining pins for smaller height printers.
Printed at 100% scale, the mask fits a head circumference of approximately 60cm.
Included in these files are:
• Frank the Rabbit Mask (Whole)
• Frank the Rabbit Mask (Head Only)
• Ears (Left & Right)
• Joining Pin (Print x 2)
We are extremely proud of this Mask!
Please only use for personal printing.
If you print or build regularly or own a shop, joining the workshop Patreon makes everything easier!
Patreon.com/jedhaworkshop
License Type: Personal Use
This purchase grants you a personal use license for the included 3D print files.
You may:
• 3D print the files for personal use
• Build, display, and enjoy the finished prop
Restrictions
The following are not permitted:
• Redistribution or sharing of the STL files in any form
• Resale of the digital files.
• Modification of the files for resale or redistribution
• Selling 3D printed kits or finished props made from these files
• Casting or vacuum forming for commercial reproduction.
Legal Notice
These models are fan-made creations inspired by existing fictional universes and are not official licensed products.
All designs are original digital works created by Jedha Workshop.
If you’d like access to future models, early releases, commercial rights and the workshop community, you can join the Jedha Workshop Patreon here:
Patreon.com/jedhaworkshop
Frank the Rabbit Mask 3D Print Files (Donnie Darko, 2001)
*PLEASE NOTE - These are 3D Print files, not a physical mask.
“Why are you wearing that stupid man suit?”
Here we have one of the most iconic and unsettling masks in modern cult cinema: Frank the Rabbit from Richard Kelly's incredible 2001 psychological sci-fi horror film Donnie Darko.
If you've seen the film, you'll know exactly what I mean when I say there's something particularly disturbing about Frank. First appearing in Donnie's bedroom during the night, this mysterious figure tells him that the world will end in 28 days, 6 hours, 42 minutes and 12 seconds. What follows is a wonderfully bizarre journey involving time travel, alternate realities, fate, existentialism and the end of the world!
But who, or what, exactly is Frank? Is he a hallucination, a messenger from another timeline, or something far more sinister? That's part of what makes Donnie Darko such a fascinating film. Even more than two decades later, fans are still debating its meaning, symbolism and deliberately confusing ending.
The character was portrayed by James Duval, wearing one of the most memorable creature designs in horror cinema. Rather than creating a traditional friendly-looking rabbit, the filmmakers gave Frank an elongated skull, exposed teeth, hollow eyes and an almost skeletal appearance. The result is something deeply unsettling, balancing the familiar shape of a rabbit with the appearance of something decidedly inhuman.
Despite initially being a box-office disappointment, Donnie Darko went on to become a huge cult classic, gaining an incredibly dedicated following through home video releases and midnight screenings. It's now regarded as one of the defining cult films of the early 2000s.
We've recreated this wonderfully disturbing design as a highly detailed 3D-printable model, capturing Frank's unmistakable facial features and nightmarish expression.
There is a whole one part version of the mask as well as one with separate ears and large printable joining pins for smaller height printers.
Printed at 100% scale, the mask fits a head circumference of approximately 60cm.
Included in these files are:
• Frank the Rabbit Mask (Whole)
• Frank the Rabbit Mask (Head Only)
• Ears (Left & Right)
• Joining Pin (Print x 2)
We are extremely proud of this Mask!
Please only use for personal printing.
If you print or build regularly or own a shop, joining the workshop Patreon makes everything easier!
Patreon.com/jedhaworkshop
License Type: Personal Use
This purchase grants you a personal use license for the included 3D print files.
You may:
• 3D print the files for personal use
• Build, display, and enjoy the finished prop
Restrictions
The following are not permitted:
• Redistribution or sharing of the STL files in any form
• Resale of the digital files.
• Modification of the files for resale or redistribution
• Selling 3D printed kits or finished props made from these files
• Casting or vacuum forming for commercial reproduction.
Legal Notice
These models are fan-made creations inspired by existing fictional universes and are not official licensed products.
All designs are original digital works created by Jedha Workshop.
If you’d like access to future models, early releases, commercial rights and the workshop community, you can join the Jedha Workshop Patreon here:
Patreon.com/jedhaworkshop
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