To celebrate the release of the remake of FRIDAY THE 13th, (opening nationwide in theaters next Friday) the Surplus Syndicate is offering a one of a kind, life-size statue of Jason Voorhees at it’s Ebay store right now, with the auction ending next week (appropriately enough) on Friday the 13th!
The head and mask were created from the actual prosthetic molds used for the film by the Academy Award winning F/X house K.N.B. EFX Group (SPAWN , CHRONICLES OF NARNIA, GRINDHOUSE) and comes autographed by JASON GOES TO HELL special make-up designer/supervisor Robert Kurtzman (WISHMASTER, HOSTEL, DEVILS REJECTS, ARMY OF DARKNESS).
The head is removable, and made of urethane with a plastic hockey mask. Mask is secured to the head (as in the film) and not removable. (In the film, Jason’s flesh has grown around the mask itself, becoming part of his actual face.)The body is made of fiberglass with a foam padded upper body form covered by a foam latex rotted/wounded chest piece, and the hands are made of urethane and latex and are posed in final position. Arms are constructed of PVC tubing covered with foam padding covered with a body stocking.
Comes complete with actual machete, which is rigged to the armature to support it’s weight (Note: machete is real and has been dulled down for safety, but should be handled with extreme care as it is still dangerous).
CLICK HERE TO BID ON THE AUCTION!
The head is removable, and made of urethane with a plastic hockey mask. Mask is secured to the head (as in the film) and not removable. (In the film, Jason’s flesh has grown around the mask itself, becoming part of his actual face.)The body is made of fiberglass with a foam padded upper body form covered by a foam latex rotted/wounded chest piece, and the hands are made of urethane and latex and are posed in final position. Arms are constructed of PVC tubing covered with foam padding covered with a body stocking.
Comes complete with actual machete, which is rigged to the armature to support it’s weight (Note: machete is real and has been dulled down for safety, but should be handled with extreme care as it is still dangerous).
CLICK HERE TO BID ON THE AUCTION!
Penney Degand makes this comment
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