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Leatherface Pretty Woman Mask 1974 3D Print Files (The Texas Chainsaw Massacre)
Leatherface Pretty Woman Mask 1974 3D Print Files (The Texas Chainsaw Massacre)
*PLEASE NOTE - These are 3D Print files, not a physical mask.
"Once you stop screaming, then you'll start talking about it."
To accompany our original 1974 Leatherface killing mask, here we have the fantastic ‘Pretty Woman Mask’ fromThe Texas Chainsaw Massacre! This is the mask leather wears, at the infamous dinner scene and whilst chasing down Sally in the final harrowing moments of the film.
Fun fact: Did you know, that during leatherface’s frustrated, swirling chainsaw dance in the iconic final scene, the actual gas-powered Poulan 245A chainsaw Gunner Hansen was swinging, was completely live, turned on and spinning, just inches away from his own face - and the camera crew! The chainsaw teeth were not removed or even blunted and he could barely see out of the small eye holes. The scene was shot at sunrise where the morning dew also made the asphalt road incredibly slippery. And Hansen's frantic acting was fuelled by genuine exhaustion; the cast had been working gruelling, marathon hours in the Texas heat, and he was genuinely letting out pent-up frustration!
To find the right balance between being thick enough to 3d print - and not too thick to deter from it being a second skin mask, we have made it at between 3mm-5mm wall thickness. We highly recommend reinforcing the inside of the mask with fibre glass resin with (or without) fibre (or similar hardener) before sanding to strengthen the structure of the mask.
Printed at 100% scale the mask fits a head of 60cm circumferance.
Included in these files are:
• Leatherface Pretty Woman Mask
We are extremely proud of this model!
Please only use for personal printing.
If you print or build regularly or own a shop, joining the workshop Patreon makes everything easier!
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:
Leatherface Pretty Woman Mask 1974 3D Print Files (The Texas Chainsaw Massacre)
*PLEASE NOTE - These are 3D Print files, not a physical mask.
"Once you stop screaming, then you'll start talking about it."
To accompany our original 1974 Leatherface killing mask, here we have the fantastic ‘Pretty Woman Mask’ fromThe Texas Chainsaw Massacre! This is the mask leather wears, at the infamous dinner scene and whilst chasing down Sally in the final harrowing moments of the film.
Fun fact: Did you know, that during leatherface’s frustrated, swirling chainsaw dance in the iconic final scene, the actual gas-powered Poulan 245A chainsaw Gunner Hansen was swinging, was completely live, turned on and spinning, just inches away from his own face - and the camera crew! The chainsaw teeth were not removed or even blunted and he could barely see out of the small eye holes. The scene was shot at sunrise where the morning dew also made the asphalt road incredibly slippery. And Hansen's frantic acting was fuelled by genuine exhaustion; the cast had been working gruelling, marathon hours in the Texas heat, and he was genuinely letting out pent-up frustration!
To find the right balance between being thick enough to 3d print - and not too thick to deter from it being a second skin mask, we have made it at between 3mm-5mm wall thickness. We highly recommend reinforcing the inside of the mask with fibre glass resin with (or without) fibre (or similar hardener) before sanding to strengthen the structure of the mask.
Printed at 100% scale the mask fits a head of 60cm circumferance.
Included in these files are:
• Leatherface Pretty Woman Mask
We are extremely proud of this model!
Please only use for personal printing.
If you print or build regularly or own a shop, joining the workshop Patreon makes everything easier!
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:
