Forget latex horror movie masks this Halloween. Nothing is creepier than photo-realistic carbon copies. Japanese company, REAL-f, has done just that. The company specializes in 3-Dimensional Photo Forms, or objects that bear a stunning resemblance to the original down to the minute details. Their latest product is the 3D Face Mask. For a fee of $3,920, customers can get a copy of their face.

 

 

 

The masks are so accurate that details match right down to the pores and blood vessels. The mold is obtained from several images. REAL-f has a small photoshoot for its customers, getting pictures of their faces from various angles. The image is then imprinted on vinyl chloride resin stretched over a mold. For two thousand dollars more, customers can even get a replica of their entire head.

 

 

 

Aside from being a potential face replica for people undergoing facial reconstruction, it’s hard to think of a function for these masks. For the wealthy man and a few of his friends, the masks could be the start of a Halloween clone army. A bank robber with a few thousand to spare may also have the perfect mask for a clean getaway. The masks and heads could also be an entirely accurate, if extremely unsettling, gift to relatives to remember you by.

 

 

To see more of the masks, heads, and busts, check out REAL-f’s official website here.