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Images: Fan makes Majora’s Mask replica

Posted on November 3, 2013 by Brian(@NE_Brian) in General Nintendo, Images

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05-Holes-Cut-for-the-Spikes

06-Hollowed-the-Block-and-Added-a-Metal-Ring

07-More-Outlining

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09-Eyeholes-Cut-Out

10-Eyes-are-in-Place

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12-Adding-Texture-for-Realism

13-Close-up-of-the-Eyes

14-The-Spikes-are-in

15-Finished-Frames-with-Screws

16-Brown-Base-Coat-of-Wood-Color

17-All-of-the-Spikes-are-in

18-View-from-the-Back

19-Carving-the-Back

20-Back-is-Nearly-Finished

21-Blue-Spike-painted

22-And-the-Green

24-The-Gang039s-all-here

25-Progress-Shot

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27-Moody-Progress-Shot

28-Horns-and-Eyes-are-all-done

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Zelda fan Mario Mayer has created an impressive, real-life Majora’s Mask replica. Three months were needed to put the thing together. You can find various photos of the piece above.

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