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Question About Don Post Skull Masks - JasonV123 - 07-07-2007
Did any particular generation of DP skull masks glow or do all of them?
Question About Don Post Skull Masks - PREMATURE INKER - 07-07-2007
I believe the skulls made for the film do NOT glow...However they look the same as the ones that do..1967 Dons i think they are.JONL has one for sale but i think it is a different version.J.
Question About Don Post Skull Masks - duece978 - 07-08-2007
its a 67 the same just diffrerent color vinyl is the same its a great piece. i actually was there to watch it glow lol
Question About Don Post Skull Masks - PREMATURE INKER - 07-08-2007
Yeah i love those vynil masks..as far as i know...they don't rot like latex!!!.J.
Question About Don Post Skull Masks - englundisgod - 07-08-2007
they were again recasted in 1997 and mass produced again but these didnt glow in the dark and were yeelow with the re sculpted black eye inserts- Aaron
Question About Don Post Skull Masks - SuperDanDrista - 07-08-2007
I have a 67 vinyl glow skull..it\'s an amazing piece. I just love vintage vinyl don post. I have about 7 and most look brand spanking new. Only problem with vinyl is that it\'s tough to make the metal plated molds for them and the detail like wrinkle detail is a tad washed out...Also, what they did was this....they would take the sculpture, metal plate it, then melt the clay out of it. This would only produce a single mold to work out of. Yet, rather than latex, vinyl can be roto cast and castings come out fast. Cool thing about this is, the metal plated mold was also a positive metal bust that could be displayed or used as a negative mold.This was told to me by a Don Post employee from the time named Bob short., They basically made the vinyl masks just as anything to get away from latex and stone molds. They even spent thousands to build a assembly line machine custom. Never really worked out though and they abandoned the project at some point
Question About Don Post Skull Masks - PREMATURE INKER - 07-08-2007
Mr. Dan Drista Ladies and gentlemen!!!!!!J.