LIMITED RUN: Freddy vs. Jason Movie Mold Blank Cowls For Sale

This piece is being offered by Nathan Stafford, a friend and fellow collector who won the Jason cowl stunt mold from Freddy vs. Jason at the Bill Terezakis/WCT estate auction about a year ago. I am a buyer here as well. All purchasing information on this run is below the photos. BLANKS ONLY. Limited to 13 copies. DO NOT comment or message me with questions. Address all inquiries to freddyvsjasonproject@gmail.com

 

The prototype copy, finished by Jackson Rupert. No finished copies will be offered, blanks only.

The stunt mold from Freddy vs. Jason

This will be a limited run of blank, trimmed, foam filled latex Jason blank busts that have been cast directly from the production used stunt mold for Jason’s cowl. This run will be limited and capped at 13, with a potential second run of 7 to permanently cap at 20- marking the film’s soon-to-be 20th anniversary.

More information including price is included below.

If you would like to be added to the list and reserve a spot upon payment, shoot an email titled “Jason Cowl”  to “freddyvsjasonproject@gmail.com” including your name, shipping address, and PayPal email address to be sent an invoice. In the event that you do not get a spot within the run, you will put on a wait list. If a spot-holder backs out, the spot will be offered to the first person on the wait list, the second if declined, etc. Spots will be filled on a first come first serve basis.

Additional details:

• Foam filled and trimmed latex busts cast directly from the original production mold.
• $275 + shipping ($35 US, international available)
• Wait time is expected 6 - 8 weeks
• Limited to 13 copies (a potential second run  of 7 may be available if enough interest, capping at 20 total)
• Includes numbered COA

My Latest Acquistion

Bought this from Bob over at Fiberglassmasks.com a few days ago. This is the only production-made hood from Freddy vs. Jason I've seen outside of Mario's collection. It's an unpainted flawed blank made from foam latex lined with cheesecloth, presumably for the actor's comfort. It's thin and rips as easily as tissue paper, so its going to need some serious preservation work after my Pam project is done.

Interesting thing about this sculpt is there's practically no texture on it. The neck is very lined and there are some pock marks about the face and head (probably done with a ballpoint pen), but its the least-textured movie mold piece I've seen up close.

One I have it stabilized and properly mounted, I may see if there is interest in doing a run of copies. It is probably too fragile to cast directly, and may be too large for a high-def 3D print, but once I get to that stage, I'll see what options I have.