MysteryMakers

When I released the Bane mask earlier this month, I mentioned that I had one more idea for it—and here it is. A full sized bust display piece designed to hold your 1:1 scale wearable helmet. But while I was working on it, I couldn't help myself and ended up making a mini display version as well for

So I was watching Knightfall Part 1, and immediately had the urge to stop everything and make a Bane mask. I took some inspiration from Knightfall, but added my own touches to make it more semi-realistic. And while I was at it, I thought a mask this badass definitely needed a proper display stand. N

So, at the moment I'm playing Arkham City on the Nintendo Switch 2, and I suddenly got the urge to make the Riddler's cane. So I literally paused the game and went off to make the cane from Arkham City. Once the cane was finished, I thought it'd be pretty cool to make the hat as well... so I did. Bu

Another display piece is joining the collection! This time it's Batman's Spear Gun, as used by Michael Keaton. I know there are already versions out there, but I don't think any offer the same features as this one, sooo let me show you what i made here and what's included: • Modular quick-swap syste

Okay, this one might come as a bit of a surprise, but I've been planning to make this one for ages! In case you were wondering... yes, this is a full 1:1 scale display cowl based on the 1989 Tim Burton Batman. And yes... this thing is HUUUUUGE ! I've also added a little experimental feature. I creat

OK guys, as promised — today I’m showcasing how to properly scale a helmet that’s pre-cut and made of multiple objects. Remember this moment 😄 In the future, everyone will be preparing their helmet files like this, and we’ll be able to say: “Oh yeah… we were there when it was being made.” Haha! All

So I wanted to do two things with this :) 1 - I wanted to show how to use HelmetScaler when a helmet has multiple parts, combined or split pieces, and alternate options, and how to scale everything to your head for a perfect fit with all those extra parts. 2 - I’ve never made a Batman cowl before, s

Here it is, all parts printed, and tested, and it works just as intendeed. The middle screw mechanism works great, so does the screws on the side One thing i have forgot to mention is - the left baton "body 1 and 2" screw clockwise, while on the right one they screw counter clockwise - i've added a