Special SFX Projects / Items
Here you will find items I have further developed or refined for specific projects. These products add a new level of realism to the presentation and can be added to a booking or purchased directly. I am happy to cater to your specific needs and can also create custom pieces upon request.
The projects below fall into the categories of costumes, props, and set design.
Burned Gloves and Boots
To make burns even more realistic when emergency responders arrive or during filming, I offer the appropriate boots and gloves here.
Amputated Limbs After Explosions
I offer high-quality, handcrafted body parts specifically for attacks or explosions, made entirely by hand. These include severed legs (still in the shoe), hands, or fingers.
Rubber Glass Effect
We also offer glass effects—specifically “Rubber Glass”—for film projects and rehearsals. This is a completely safe silicone-based glass that poses no risk of injury. Rubber Glass can even be fired at an actor from a very close range using a compressed air cannon (at pressures up to 3 bar)—though eye protection must be worn!
I would be happy to provide you with detailed advice on this.
Damaged Protective Clothing / Helmets and Vests
- Damaged / Shot-Destroyed Body Armor Plates
- I currently have a selection of bulletproof body armor plates in my range, each with varying degrees of hardness. Some are shot through, some are merely dented – ideal for body trauma. These plates include both ceramic and steel plates.
- Damaged / Burned Combat Helmets
- Specially prepared German Army helmet for burn injuries, with charred straps, buckle, and left side of the helmet. As well as other used combat helmets.
- Plate Carriers
- To match the shot-damaged body armor plates, I also have plate carriers in my range. In addition to the colors black, multicam, and olive, I am currently adding a few special models. This range is constantly being expanded. The plate carriers mostly come from Condor Outdoor USA.
Silicone liners for amputee actors
To make the amputated limbs appear realistic, actors wear silicone stumps.
These can also be molded directly onto existing liners or onto extra stumps. The actor simply puts them on, and they have more mobility than with a fully made-up stump. Here you can find more information about amputee actors and their possible uses.
























