MysteryMakers

Doomsday, the gift that keeps on giving! I trust you’re not too annoyed by these yet, because here comes another one — the Doomsday Boris mask! Now, working with the very, very, VERY limited references we have, I did some photo brightening/enhancing and tried to piece together what I could. From wha

Yet another piece from Doomsday is done! :) This time it’s the Latverian Witch mask, together with the neck armor pieces and the cloak clasps. The neck armor is a little tricky, so I’m not entirely sure how suitable it is for a hard plastic print. It might work better if printed or produced in a mor

Aaaand this one is done as well! To keep things short, I included: Transparent visor Mesh (see-through) visor Experimental version for an LED insert, so you can make the visor screen glow while still being able to wear the helmet Desk/display stand HelmetScaler 3mf version — www.helmetscaler.com Exp

Alright, Part 2 is here! I decided to combine everything into one full release, so you can now start printing the complete Dr. Doom armor. Part 2 brought some really interesting pieces, especially the torso armor. For that one, I came up with a method that allows you to insert rope between the armor

Ok guys, I've started work on Dr. Doom's armor from Doomsday, and judging by the costume references, there aren't that many hard parts. Buuuut, I still didn't want to keep you waiting, so I'm releasing the things I've already made in this Part 1. :) Shoulder plates (2x) Left and right pins, both det

It happened—we finally got our first look at the new Dr. Doom mask, so of course I had to make one :) It's a simple print, with both 3MF and STL files included, as always. The model is based on the SDCC costume reveal. Since the mask was shown with the hood on, we couldn't see the top or the back of