Wendigo/Krampus/Leshen Mask with CONNECTORS - Free 3D Print Model

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Props & Cosplays>Masks & Helmets

IP Report

Print Profile(3)

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X1 Carbon

H2S

P2S

X1E

P1S

P1P

X2D

H2D

H2C

H2D Pro

A2L

0.28mm layer, 3 walls, 8% infill

Designer

24.5 h

5 plates

4.7(34)

STRONG SUPPORT 0.28mm layer, 3 walls, 8% infill

Designer

29.4 h

5 plates

5.0(3)

Lower Jaw - 0.32mm layer, 3 walls, 3% infill

Designer

20.6 h

4 plates

Open in Bambu Studio

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233

1.1 k

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White (12107) / Filament with Spool / 1kg

PLA Tough+

Description

Special thanks to @schtiewie for sharing original model with us.
Main photo by Millstone, thank you <3

UPDATE: 04.05.2026 - mask_up_2_connected.stl was not sitting fully on the buildplate, part of it was mid air at 1st layer.
Fixed the part, reoriented it on the bed to reduce supports and made it a bit thicker on sides as it was very thin.
Also made mask_up_3_L a bit thicker on the sides.

UPDATE: 12.02.2026 - I have made changes to mask_up_2_connected.stl because one part of it was too thin and this caused the model to have holes on some printers.
Before: After:

UPDATE: 29.09.2025 - I have added bottom jaw in one piece together with splited parts and connectors.
You will also find .3mf file with all plates of bottom jaw included.

The lower jaw is supposed to be screwed together with upper part with m12 screws or any similar.
For this purpose I uploaded screw, cap and washer to be printed.

Holes are made in lower part, and also the upper back parts are reuploaded in the folder.

HINT: In case you want to add this to previously made mask - drill the holes.

Have a good Halloween !

UPDATE: 31.12.2024 - added print profile with my settings

UPDATE: 30.10.2024 - I added separate models for the right antler to avoid having to use the "mirror" option in the slicer.

I also updated the "all connectors" stl file.

It was pretty hard to connect the parts together so they will fit exactly on the spots, so I have made holes in each of the elements, marked them with ABCD's and created connectors for them to be printed along with model.
Also I rotated the model pieces correctly so they will now be in BEST possible position to be printed.

From the original description:
Scale it properly!
For 57cm head circumference 103% scale up gives a snug fit, 104-105% should work better

For 58cm head circumference 107% scale up should work well

For 59cm head circumference 110% reported to fit well over a head

Remember to scale the connectors the same!

Hope this will help you guys and happy cosplaying!

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Any feedback will be highly appreciated!

Enjoy and have a great day!