Michael Myers

The masked man of Halloween, shrunk into a big-headed vinyl-style collectible. Shown here laid out in a slicer with its parts checked off, this stylised figure is an unmistakable nod to the slasher-movie boogeyman: an oversized round head with a blank, brooding stare and swept-back hair, perched on a squat body zipped into workshop coveralls. One hand hangs low, gripping a small blade — the pose deliberately still and menacing in that toy-shelf 'Pop' aesthetic. The set comes split into three files: a full one-piece figure, plus a separate head and body for people who prefer to print and paint the parts individually. It's aimed at horror fans, movie-collectible hunters and anyone building a shelf of cute-but-creepy villains for the spooky season. The chunky forms and flat surfaces make it forgiving to paint, so it doubles nicely as a beginner display piece. Print notes • Prints happily on FDM or resin; the smooth head suits a fine layer height (0.12 mm) to keep the face clean. • Using the separate head and body lets you seat the neck flat on the plate, cut support scarring and swap paint schemes. • Minimal supports are needed for the one-piece version — mainly under the chin, arms and the blade. • Glue the head to the body at the neck peg after cleanup, then prime grey before painting the coveralls.