Record summary
A special effects make-up application created for wear by actors portraying Hupyrian alien body guards to the Ferengi in episodes of Star Trek: Deep Space Nine. The item is a fully covering face mask made from molded foam rubber with multiple wrinkles around the eyes, down the cheeks, the mouth, with a flattened nose and a covering for the larynx. The item is flesh tone and life-like with a supple realistic feel and appearance. The edges are dry and have cracked in some places. The item appears to have been painted from its original coloration following the molding process.
Price history
| Vendor | Date | Price | With premium |
|---|---|---|---|
| IAW | Jun 22, 2008 | $47.00 | N/A |
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