With Halloween coming up in just a few days, it’s time to get the 3D printer fired up to help bring some of that Halloween atmosphere into your home. This is the third
3D Hubs | Halloween Collections with 3D Printed Halloween goodness
To help get you started, we’ve searched high and low for the coolest masks that you can put in your 3D printing queue now. Which mask are you going to wear during Halloween?
Pro-tip: If you don’t own a 3D-printer, just click the title to order your print!
(PS - if you don’t have a spool of Glow In The Dark or Translucent Orange Filament yet - get yourself one ASAP!)
LED Low-Poly Mask
Designed by NewYork3r
This epic mask uses 5mm RGB LED lights from Adafruit. ‘‘It’s soulless, hollow eyes are reminiscent of the Halloween franchise’s Mike Myers, but with a distinctly modern twist.’’, according to Nancy Pardo.
Low-Poly Devil Mask
Designed by Flowalistik
Awesome low-poly devil Mask of our very own Marvin. I highly recommend printing it in Glow In The Dark, simply because it looks epic. By the way - it’s @victorp wearing the mask here above. Also funny detail, the string to attach the mask is Ninja Flex filament 
Read more here.
Dr. Interchangeable Face-Parts Face Halloween Mask
Designed by Tom7
This mask is pretty easy to make and print your own. It’s compatible with “Mr. Potato Head” compatible face parts and only needs an elastic or something to make it comfortable to wear. Have fun creating your own variation
Flexible Eyemasks
Designed by @
Cool eye masks to wear this weekend. Made by the awesome team from Italy 3Do It - printing in flexible PLA highly recommended
Jason Mask
Designed by Alan Stanford
All horror fans will obviously recognize this Jason Voorhees mask. The print consists of four printable parts and if you’ve some time - you should definitely try to paint it just like the one above.
Daft Punk Helmet
Designed by Adafruit
Always wanted to have your own Daft Punk helmet? This is your chance.
Stormtrooper Star Wars Helmet
Designed by Geoffro
What’s the most highly anticipated movie the year? Of course it’s Star Wars Episode VII: The Force Awakens. So we had to include this amazing 3D-print. Jerry Berg (better known by his Barnacules personality) and MyMiniFactory collaborated to 3D print the entire Stormtrooper Suit, which you can see here.
Moustache Add-On for Low-Poly Mask
Designed by yzorg
Still not convinced about the Low-Poly Mask? Pimp your mask a little bit with this Moustache add-on. Also perfect as Movember is coming up…
