Prototype instruction produced by Team 3 from Loughborough for the Team 3 in Vienna

1. Team Conker - AUSTRIAN CREATURES MASK
OVERVIEW
November 2013
DESCRIPTION
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The Austrian creatures mask is a culmination of
the Perchta, Cuelebre and The Krampus. The
mask is made from laser cut card with printed
graphics.
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There are two interchangeable features, the
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horns (7) and the tongue (8), both these parts
have example graphics included. However the
emphasis of a blank canvas should encourage
a child’s creativity to create their own features.
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The following pages lists the features numbered
Required:
x3 A4 Card (at least 150gsm)
x1 300mm length string
Glue Stick
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1 © James Green, Jagrut Mistry & Chris Sargent

2. Team Conker - AUSTRIAN CREATURES MASK
MASK GUIDE
November 2013
Right frame
Left eye
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Nose
Brow
String to be tied and
placed here
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Left frame
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Right eye
2 © James Green, Jagrut Mistry & Chris Sargent

3. Team Conker - AUSTRIAN CREATURES MASK
HORN GUIDE
November 2013
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HORNS
Interchangeable horns are included, within this is a set of x2 blank and patterned surfaces.
These parts slot into the brow 1
slot into
brow
3 © James Green, Jagrut Mistry & Chris Sargent

4. Team Conker - AUSTRIAN CREATURES MASK
November 2013
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TONGUE GUIDE
TONGUES
Interchangeable tongues feature different shapes and colours. This also includes a blank template for customising.
This attaches at two point through the nose 4
slots into
nose
4 © James Green, Jagrut Mistry & Chris Sargent

5. Team Conker - AUSTRIAN CREATURES MASK
November 2013
SCENARIO
Ideally the mask would be given away for free, where the
end product is low cost and low tech but is effective in
promoting the various folklores
5 © James Green, Jagrut Mistry & Chris Sargent

6. PROTOTYPE PLANS
The following pages are provided as .ai and .DXF files.
The graphics should be printed first and then laser cut using
the .DXF file to create a ‘tear away’ feature for each part
6 © James Green, Jagrut Mistry & Chris Sargent

7. MASK NET
To assemble the mask cut along the solid lines
Fold along the dashed lines and connect each piece with glue
Cut out shapes or draw on the blank canvas to create your own mask!
Scale 1:1

8. HORN NET
To assemble the mask cut along the solid lines
Fold along the dashed lines and connect each piece with glue
The bottom flap connects to the mask
Scale 1:1

9. TONGUE NET
To assemble the mask cut along the solid lines
Fold along the dashed lines and connect each piece with glue
The top section connects into the slots in the nose to create a tongue and tusks
90° Fold
90° Fold
Scale 1:1