The
Lockjaw helm (left) beside a polyurethane foam prosthetic
mask (see page two for an alternate prosthetic).
Note that the mask has hard plastic teeth and pierced
jewelry. It is designed to fit in the Lockjaw helm
specifically. The
Rhino helm (right) is designed for a larger
prosthetic mask.
The
'Lockjaw' helmet was used for the cover of Stan Nicholls' book entitled 'Orcs'.
The 'Lockjaw' helmet with its toothy grimace
is an original design inspired to invoke fear and
encourage dental hygiene. These helmets are cast
in a black plastic and given two different weathered
and distressed special effects paint jobs to simulate
varying degrees of a battle damaged finish. The
sculpture in co-ordination with the paint scheme
make a very convincing piece, even when closely
scrutinized.
Shown
here with two different paint schemes: an oiled
and distressed iron, and a heavily corroded iron
finish.
Our lit eye device shown separately and in use in
the Lockjaw helmet for that extra creep factor.
The
Uruk Commander helmet The
Uruk Commander helmet features a large crest that
is used as a visual marker to subordinates in
the field. This helmet is cast in plastic with
a simulated wet iron finish.
The 'Berserker' helmet
The Berserker helmet shown here in plastic with
a dark wet iron simulated finish. The white hand
has touched this warrior helmet and smears back
over the forehead. Kamikazes Orcs indeed looked
the part. These characters started the concept
of holding a lit flame at rock concerts. Certainly
one way to 'bring the house down'.
