"Blink" Mold Destroyed by Mikey & Distortions Crew
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What this video covers
Mikey Rotella and the Distortions Unlimited team destroy the molds used to produce the 'Blink' mask, ensuring the run stays limited. The clip ties into the studio's Monster of the Month subscription program, where mold destruction makes each release a collectible. It's a short behind-the-scenes moment rather than a build or how-to.
Key takeaways
- ◆The Blink mask molds are intentionally destroyed on camera
- ◆This is part of the Monster of the Month subscription series
- ◆Mold destruction guarantees the masks remain limited collectibles
- ◆Features Mikey Rotella and the Distortions Unlimited crew
Who this is for
Mask collectors and fans of Distortions Unlimited's Monster of the Month series.
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