Dangerous Ladies' 3D models for Hornet's Mask.
Model by Jennifer Rezny (@quicksparrows)

.stl format. A big ol' head. Sliced for a 250x250x250 printer, but I've included a whole version of the mask for 

The eyes are open; I've filled them in black for reference's sake, but you'll need to stretch black mesh fabric across the insides of the eye holes to fill them in. That way you'll be able to see out of them, but warning, visibility is poor! The eyes on Hornet's face are set so low that you'll mostly be able to see DOWN, as through you are looking at the tip of your own nose.

The inside of the mask has a cradle at the top for your head; this will help keep it positioned.

The parts of the mask assemble with six 40mm long 1/4" dowel pegs. I've included a print file but you can use chunks of 1/4" dowel if you prefer –– dowel is stronger!

The back of the mask also comes off; there's a lip on the inner edge so that it lines up correctly when assembled. I suggest putting velcro tabs on the inside edge, or running elastic straps from the inside of the mask to the inside of the back panel; this way you can pull the two apart to get your head in, and then release to let the back panel settle back into its frame.

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