The Purge: Election Year "Statue of Liberty" Mask Build 2016
by Haunt Former
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What this video covers
This short build video walks through recreating the iconic Statue of Liberty mask from The Purge: Election Year using affordable, easy-to-find materials. The creator combines a base plastic mask with paint, EL wire lighting, a crown, and a few other simple components to produce a screen-inspired replica. Despite its striking, creepy end result, the builder notes the project was relatively straightforward to complete. The finished piece works equally well as a wearable costume mask or a display prop.
Key takeaways
- ◆Achieves a recognizable movie-accurate look using basic, low-cost materials
- ◆EL wire adds an eerie glowing effect that elevates the finished mask
- ◆Build is accessible even for beginners with minimal prop-making experience
- ◆Serves double duty as a wearable costume piece or a Halloween display prop
Who this is for
Halloween enthusiasts and Purge fans looking for a quick, budget-friendly movie-inspired mask build for costuming or display.
Materials mentioned
- • plastic mask
- • paint
- • EL wire
- • socks
- • crown
- • strap
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