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How to Make a REANIMAL Cosplay Bunny Mask - Free Foam Templates and a Free stl 3D File

by SKS Props

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Difficulty
Intermediate
Length
8:36
Views
2,597
Published
Feb 2026

What this video covers

SKS Props walks viewers through building the creepy bunny mask worn by The Girl in the horror game Reanimal, offering two parallel construction paths — EVA foam using free downloadable PDF templates, or 3D printing using a free STL file. The tutorial covers the full workflow from cutting and shaping through surface prep and a multi-step paint and weathering finish. Both beginner and experienced makers are accommodated, with the creator explaining how each medium requires slightly different finishing approaches. The result is a screen-accurate distressed mask suitable for cosplay or Halloween use.

Key takeaways

  • Free PDF foam templates and free STL files are available, giving makers a choice between EVA foam or 3D-printed construction
  • Painting and weathering steps — including graphite powder and Dirty Down products — are covered in detail for both build methods
  • Foam clay is used to add surface texture and detail work to the mask
  • Plasti Dip and Flexbond are recommended as sealers before painting
  • The tutorial is designed to be accessible to both beginners and experienced prop makers

Who this is for

Cosplayers and Halloween prop makers who want to recreate the iconic Reanimal bunny mask using either EVA foam or a 3D printer, with no prior templates required.

Tools mentioned

  • heat gun
  • hobby knife
  • utility knife
  • Dremel
  • Dremel flex shaft
  • wood burner / hot knife
  • leather punch set
  • hot glue gun
  • cutting mat
  • mechanical pencil

Materials mentioned

  • HD-Foam
  • foam clay
  • EVA foam
  • Plasti Dip
  • Flexbond
  • contact cement
  • super glue
  • Elegoo UV putty
  • Duralumen spray
  • graphite powder
  • Liquitex heavy body acrylics
  • Dirty Down products
  • PVC board
  • wood dowels

⚠ Safety notes

Use heat gun and hot knife in a well-ventilated area; contact cement and Plasti Dip emit fumes requiring adequate ventilation and appropriate respiratory protection.

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