3D printer: V for Vendetta mask

The spirit of V for Vendetta demands that a file which allows a Guy Fawkes mask to be printed on a 3D printer to be created. I will try to attain the skills needed to accomplish this, but I won't be sore if someone beats me to it.

EDIT: Someone beat me to it. Neat! http://www.turbosquid.com/3d-models/guy-fawkes-mask-3d-max/437441

In a continuation of the previous... I would really really like to be able to play with a 3D printer. The Chicago hackerspace PumpingStationOne has a Thing-O-Matic and I can use it if i pay materials (much cheaper than buying one myself, no?) so all I have to do is 1. learn how to make stuff that will print and 2. Get up there, print stuff, watch it fail, edit my files, repeat...

In that spirit, http://blog.makerbot.com/2010/12/17/design-and-print-a-cookie-cutter-in-minutes/

prank@WSU Nov 5 awesome

"So far I've received emails from 3 news reporters, 1 job offer at Google, one from someone in Lighty, one from an angry "IT" guy, and hundreds from fans. All in all a good day. Now just to hope my real goal, students making this university a better place, will be achieved."

http://www.facebook.com/pages/WSU-1812/166561193368233?v=wall

http://twitter.com/search?q=%23wsu1812

https://chronicle.com/blogs/wiredcampus/hacker-makes-the-fifth-of-november-one-to-remember/28076?sid=wc&utm_source=wc&utm_medium=en

I admire this guy because

1. Awesome technical skills (IT actually had to pull the hardware to shut this thing off before his auto-off)
2. Whitehat (he included an auto-off at 5:01 pm and an uninstall script, with instructions on his website)
3. V for Vendetta is awesome (yes, I celebrate Guy Fawkes day by watching it)
4. He knows how to cover his tracks (hasn't been identified yet)
5. Google offered him a job without knowing his identity
6. He wants to improve his campus (yeah, I was in student government when I was in college... can you tell?)

I mean... isn't that enough? Dude.