0Re-design 9 years ago ReplyUpvoteShould you decide to use a live person instead, read this link. It looks pretty good and I don't feel like typing out all of the instructions. If it's not good enough then google "diy death mask". Don't do this with someone who is claustrophobic.
0Re-designsteveastrouk Answer 9 years ago ReplyUpvoteWell, my link was instructions for making a "death" mask on someone who is still alive. I think that's acutally called a life mask.
0Kiteman 9 years ago ReplyUpvote If you don't have a corpse handy, try this body-casting Instructable, or this one, which also involves chocolate*.*And the occasional nipple.
0steveastrouk 9 years ago ReplyUpvoteFirst find your corpse, then using plaster of paris make a mould of their face, in-situ.
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16 days ago
for hospitals, doctor offices, and Doc in the box
9 years ago
Should you decide to use a live person instead, read this link. It looks pretty good and I don't feel like typing out all of the instructions. If it's not good enough then google "diy death mask".
Don't do this with someone who is claustrophobic.
Answer 9 years ago
...or still breathing....;-)
Answer 9 years ago
Well, my link was instructions for making a "death" mask on someone who is still alive. I think that's acutally called a life mask.
9 years ago
If you don't have a corpse handy, try this body-casting Instructable, or this one, which also involves chocolate*.
*And the occasional nipple.
9 years ago
First find your corpse, then using plaster of paris make a mould of their face, in-situ.