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How To Make A Bioshock Splicer Mask - Masquerade Rabbit Cosplay - Free EVA Foam Templates

by SKS Props

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Difficulty
Intermediate
Length
10:07
Views
3,220
Published
Nov 2025

What this video covers

This tutorial walks through the full process of building a wearable Bioshock Splicer Rabbit masquerade mask from EVA foam using free downloadable templates. The creator covers cutting and shaping the foam, assembling the form, and applying a detailed hand-painted and weathered finish using Liquitex and Golden acrylics. A final application of perma blood adds a gory, distressed look faithful to the game's aesthetic. The result is a lightweight, screen-accurate cosplay prop suitable for Halloween or conventions.

Key takeaways

  • Free EVA foam templates are available on the creator's website, making accurate pattern transfer straightforward
  • Liquitex and Golden acrylic paints are used for the hand-painted, multi-layered finish
  • Weathering and perma blood effects give the mask its signature creepy Bioshock atmosphere
  • EVA foam keeps the finished mask lightweight and comfortable to wear
  • Pumice acrylic medium adds surface texture to enhance the aged, worn appearance

Who this is for

Cosplayers and Halloween enthusiasts who want to build a game-accurate Bioshock Splicer mask using accessible foam-crafting techniques and free templates.

Tools mentioned

  • heat gun
  • hot knife / wood burner
  • utility knife
  • hobby knife
  • Dremel
  • Dremel flex shaft
  • cutting mat
  • mechanical pencil
  • hot glue gun
  • sanding drums

Materials mentioned

  • EVA foam (HD-Foam)
  • foam clay
  • PVC board
  • super glue
  • contact cement
  • Plasti Dip
  • Flexbond
  • Liquitex heavy body acrylics
  • Golden acrylics
  • pumice acrylic medium
  • perma blood
  • clear Christmas bulbs
  • wood dowels

⚠ Safety notes

Use heat gun and hot knife in a ventilated area; exercise caution with sharp utility and hobby knives; follow adhesive manufacturer ventilation guidelines when using contact cement and Plasti Dip.

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