Spring Bonnie Mask – Five Nights at Freddy's 3D Printed Cosplay & Wall Display

🐰 Spring Bonnie Mask — Five Nights at Freddy's 3D Printed Cosplay & Wall Display

Before Springtrap, there was Spring Bonnie — the yellow rabbit suit that stood alongside Freddy on stage at Freddy Fazbear's Pizza, and the version of Bonnie the movie finally put on screen. This build leans right into the worn, half-sprung look of the springlock suit: the split ear peeling open on one side, the crack running up across the brow, that bright yellow shell set off by the wide blue eyes and the big flat buck teeth. It's the unsettling one — the suit you know is one bad idea away from being occupied.

Expertly 3D printed in Australia in bright yellow PLA, this mask is a bigger build than the rest of the FNAF gang, so it carries a little more presence sitting on a shelf or hung on the wall. Every piece is printed for you after you order — nothing sits on a shelf waiting.

Wear it. Mount it. Both.

Every mask is built to do double duty:

• Wall-mountable — a mounting cut-out is built into the back, so it hangs flush on a single screw or picture hook. No bracket needed, no drilling into the mask.
• Wearable — small holes on each side let you fit elastic and wear it for cosplay, Halloween or conventions.

Worth being upfront about the fit: this is a shaped face piece rather than a deep hollow helmet, so it sits in front of your face rather than wrapping right around your head. That makes it brilliant for photos, market days, parties and trick-or-treating — but it's not a full head shell, so for a long day of wear you'll want to plan the odd break.

Fitting the elastic

Elastic is not included. Every head is a different size and everyone likes a different tension, so we leave this one to you. A length of flat elastic (6–10mm works well) from any craft or fabric shop is all you need — thread it through the side holes, hold the mask up to your face, cut to length and tie it off. Two minutes with a pair of scissors and you're ready to go.

The eyes 👀

Spring Bonnie ships with press-fit removable eyes — they push into the sockets and pull straight back out again. On display, they give him that bright blue stare; pop them out and you can actually see where you're going while you're wearing it. A small quantity of blu-tack is included so you can hold the eyes firmly in place on the shelf.

A note for collectors: these are a solid dome style, not the concave "follow me" eyes used on the other masks in the range — so there's no gaze-tracking illusion on this one. The removable fit is what you get here.

Collect the full gang 🐻🐥🐰🦊

Spring Bonnie doesn't have to haunt your wall alone — Freddy, Chica, Bonnie, Foxy and the Marionette are all available as matching 3D printed masks. Spring Bonnie is the biggest of the bunch, so he makes a natural centrepiece, with the rest of the crew flanking him.

Made to order in Australia

Each mask is printed for you after you order, using quality PLA filament, right here in Paxton in the Hunter Valley. Please allow 5–10 days for production before your order ships.

These models are produced under a commercial licence from the original model creator, so every mask sold supports the designer behind the artwork as well as our small Australian workshop.

The details

• Size: approximately 35cm tall including ears — a larger build than the rest of the FNAF mask range (those sit around 30cm)
• Material: quality PLA, 3D printed in Australia
• Wall mount: integrated mounting cut-out on the reverse
• To wear: side holes for elastic — elastic not supplied
• Eyes: press-fit removable dome eyes (not the concave "follow me" style), small quantity of blu-tack included
• Made to order: please allow 5–10 days before dispatch
• Care: dust with a dry, soft cloth. Keep out of direct sunlight and hot cars — PLA softens in extreme heat.

Whether you're putting together a full FNAF cosplay, hunting down the yellow suit for a convention, or you just want the biggest, most unnerving mask on the wall of the gaming room, this one delivers.