The Carl Fullerton-created prop of Mrs. Voorhees’ head from Friday the 13th: Part 2, a centerpiece of the franchise, was recently acquired by fan Jason Farrell, who had it restored to its former glory. As we told you earlier this year, Farrell was making 3D-printed copies available to fellow Friday fans, and he’s come through on the promise!
Farrell provided an update on the project today, revealing that he’s now offering a limited number of resin castings of a high-definition SLS 3D print of the screen-used head!
“I acquired the movie head in November 2015 from Lloyd Albin, who owned the summer camp that Friday the 13th part 2 was filmed at back in September 1980,” Farrell writes. “As Lloyd explained, the head was left in a net hanging from a tree on his property after a wrap party attended by the film’s cast and crew. Lloyd kept it for 35 years, taking it out occasionally to scare his campers.”
“I’m offering a run of 10 copies pulled in black resin, painted using the screen-used head as a reference so they will be exact reproductions,” he adds. “No blanks will be offered. Each piece will come with a screen-accurate wig, styled to look like the original. I expect this run to fill up pretty fast, but if there is sufficient demand, I will do a second run of 10. After that, the mold will be destroyed.”
The cost? $475, plus shipping. To order, you can email farrelljm1122@hotmail.com.
Check out the painted 3D print (left) side by side with the real one!
