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Get in touch with your primordial side by downloading our Prehistoric Monster Mask Set. This set includes all four masks: the Sabre-toothed Tiger, Velociraptor, Triceratops and T-Rex masks as shown in the photos.
The Masks that you are buying are supplied as a PDF and are scaled to fit an adult. The Masks can be scaled down to fit a child when you print the templates.
All of these mask are available individually through the shop
Collections: Animals, Dinosaurs, Mask sets, Masks, Standard Mask Sets
The files are protected by copyright and are not to be shared or distributed in any way.
The templates and completed masks are for personal use only.
The masks and templates will not be used for commercial purposes without prior consent.
Selling items made from our templates and designs is prohibited.
Well worth the time and effort ... will do again next year.
Awesome Triceratops Mask! Thank you for sharing your experience and let us know if we can help anytime. All the best, Fletch
loving the prehistoric mask set! fun to build and going to be great for festival season
I found it fairly difficult to construct one mask but I haven’t started any of the others. I think it would have been better to indicate a likely order of construction which would be the best possible way to put it together. I used the tab construction but in the end had to use some tape to get it to stay together in place. When I try the next one, I think it will be easier because I’ll have a better idea of how to construct. I was satisfied with the result and my grandson (3) was definitely scared when I wore it.
Hi Kenneth, Fletch from Wintercroft here. Thanks for building our Masks and for getting in touch. We appreciate the feedback and we are sorry to hear about the build difficulty. There are always two of each number. As you proceed you’ll notice that the numbers are all in pairs. Just match the pairs. Don’t try and build your mask by following the numbers sequentially – that way leads to madness and the loss of the will to live. Always begin constructing your mask in alphabetical order – start with component A, then component B, component C etc. Make the smaller features – eyes, nose and mouth - first. Following the A,B,C rule will normally lead you to build these parts first. Continue through the alphabet, matching paired numbers until you have finished the mask. I hope this helps and hope you enjoy future builds. We'll always be here to help along the way. All the best, Fletch
Dinosaur pack: amazing result, great fun!
It was a big hit at the halloween parties I went to, people liked this one better then the stag i made last year.
Hi Ian, Fletch from Wintercroft here. Awesome Tri Mask! Thanks for sharing we hope it was a fantastic party. We dig Stranger Things;) Let us know if you ever need anything and keep in touch. All the best, Fletch
