3d printed fursuit head

-the "talk jaw" should probably not be made with rubber bands, I'm just doing this to keep my prints together until I start assembling the heads. -"teeth M" have canines, "teeth F" do not have canines. print at 240-250% for all parts, you may want...

You can use this sturdy foundation to build an assortment of imaginative characters, such as plushie friends, engaging robots, or even elaborate fursuits. For an authentic look, simply attach some convincing fake fur using strong adhesive. When it...

~ Worm on a string Fursuit Base ~ Rules: •You have to give me credit and indicate one of my social media channels: → Instagram: @Liquidtoothcreations → Twitter: @LiquidTooth • Not for commercial use! Sales are only permitted in the form of a finished...

This head base was made to build a costume head for an animatronic bunny - FnaF inspired but in my style. The head base can be used to build a robot- or a costume-head. I did not add ventilation holes, because this head is not supposed to be covered...

Here's a fresh 3D-model for a head-base that I've created specifically for the giant animatronic puppet Ortha - the star of the Eurofurence 23 Pawpet-Show "The Skies of Astar". ... Get an inside look at how Ortha was brought to life with this blog...

Here's the 3d-model for a head-base that I made for the giant animatronic puppet Ortha - the star of the Eurofurence 23 Pawpet-Show "The Skies of Astar".How Ortha was made (blog-post with many pictures ): https://tioh.livejournal.com/131664.html

My second attempt at a kemono-style base, haven't test-printed it yet though. ...The halves as well as the eye is for the right side of the head, you will have to mirror each piece for the full base. 

Fennec Fox Head Base with Customizable Ears https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3465400 These ear models are designed specifically for use as templates when cutting foam or felt, allowing you to create your own fennec fox head base.

Custom eye blank for Tioh's duck head base. ...Matches the file's existing scale, so any rescaling you do to your head in general will need to be matched on the blank as well. ...Mirror in slicer for the other side.

A basic fur-suit head-piece, easily connected to a full-face mask, forms the foundation of a wearable costume character with a functional hinge on the lower jaw allowing for realistic mouth movements.

The lightweight canine-inspired accessory serves as a foundation for a full-furred ensemble, seamlessly attaching to a versatile head covering like a balaclava. ...A user-friendly project comes together in the form of an interactive dog-headpiece with...

Ears for my fennec fox head base https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3465400 I made these models as a template for cutting foam or felt. They were not modeled to be used as is in a costume. ...Having rigid ears on a costume is not a good idea.</p> ...

For expediency's sake, I've omitted including a lower jawpiece, electing instead to fabricate one from aluminum channel stock at the time of 3D printing. ... To utilize motorized eyelids with movement and lifelike function, the skull-sections must be...

Hole: m3 screw Slot length: 30mm Slot width: 3mm Print with ABS or Nylon.

Wickerbeast!! ... Edit: added a version without the big smile for those who need it! Remember my rules: no selling the model file and use with credit! You are allowed to sell prints with credit Scale is about 8015%

... secured with glue. ...I deliberately omitted the lower jaw section since crafting a replacement using aluminum profiles significantly reduces printing time. ...To accommodate intricate eye mechanics, the original eye holes were strategically widened.

I haven't printed it yet (when I do I'll post a make) but it should print fine if you adhere to Maimface's instructions for the original. I added an image with the original next to my edited version so you could see the difference. ... for the eyes...

I did add some ventilation holes, that can also be used to attach the fur.The ears, tongue, and nose are not included - use:Nose: https://www.prusaprinters.org/prints/95914-fursuit-or-puppet-head-base-version-80-khajiitTongue:...

Super Mario bobble head with 3d printed spring. Ignore my horrible attempt at painting the model. Still looks great and works well. Spring can be inserted without the need for glue. Supports will be required. ... The design of the spring comes from...

This is the 3d cylinder head that i designed for project farm, see the link below on how i did it. ... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TkrOu8gsH84&t=540s

This is a head-base that can be used to build a puppet-, plushie-, robot- or even a fursuit-head. Fake fur can be glued on. This model includes the lower jaw. It is scaled for costume size and fits my head perfectly. ...I printed this model in Taulman...

To assemble this ball head, you will need four screws: * 1/4-20 Hex Head, 1.5 inches long * 1/4-20 Hex Head, 1 inch long * 1/4-20 Button Head, 1 inch long * 6-32 Hex Cap Head, 1 inch long A screw-in thread adaptor is used for the tripod mount, which...

Another unusual species added to the roster.

Scale 270% or 280% for a bigger look USE THE FIXED REMIX!!! The jaw is supposed to be static, so it will need a bit of foam and glue. Uses Tioh's nose model. Thank you Tioh! Once again needs slicing, I tried to put separate parts but for some...

Make them with form or use my models for flexible TPU ears.I did include a model for the horns - please do not print those with non-flexible materials (I would not use printed horns on a costume - I would make them with flexible foam).The head is...

I used Erma as a reference.The model is scaled for costume size and it fits my head - rescale it for your head size before you print it.How to adjust the size of the models before 3d-printing:&nbsp;How to make the pegs for the lower jaw:&nbsp;How to...

https://youtu.be/35LfY-OwyVk Lure Fishing 3D Spinning Propeller (with Topwater Fishing Lure) - designed to work well with topwater lure like popper - small in size but able to create alot of water splash and noise - use for high speed retriving or...

This is my first attempt at designing a 3D-printable fursuit head. In the end, I aim to create an open design that's easy to print and assemble by anyone able to sew and use some screws (hopefully no hot glue and definitely no epoxy needed). The...

... She sculpted the front part of the head in Sculptris. I added the eyebrows and eye holes, removed the parts that were not needed (back of the head,...), constructed the lower jaw and made it 3d-printable. Category: Costume