dutch angel dragon fursuit head 3d models

This is a head-base that can be used to build a puppet-, plushie-, robot- or a fursuit-head (costume). I did add some ventilation holes, that can also be used to attach fur. The lower jaw is movable.The ears are NOT made for 3D printing. Having rigid...

This is a versatile head base that can be used to craft a variety of characters, including puppet-, plushie-, robot- or fursuit-head costumes. I incorporated some ventilation holes for added functionality, which can also serve as attachment points...

*not scaled, ill update this with a measurement when I do a test print* You will need foam to create the mane, the horn file is also not included. ... Eyes are from Maimface's chibi fursuit head, thank you very much Maimface!

Here are the incredible features: • Choose between a paw or hoof body option • Select from a variety of hair, feathers, nose, head, back, tail spikes, 3 horn styles, 2 tail styles, and even add some flair with tail feather/fur • Customize your...

I'm thrilled to share with you a 3D scan of my sister's incredible homemade fursuit head, expertly scaled down and tweaked to perfection. I made some deliberate changes, but the overall design remains remarkably similar - it's unmistakably her...

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species by Deanna Biesemeyer (Ino), model by me

This is a head-base that can be used to build a puppet-, plushie-, robot- or a fursuit-head (costume). I did not add ventilation holes, because I want to make it easier to cover the head with thin stretch material. The lower jaw is movable. The model...

This is a head-base that can be used to build a puppet-, plushie-, robot- or a fursuit-head (costume). I did add some ventilation holes, that can also be used to attach fur. ...The lower jaw is movable. The head is scaled for costume size - rescale it...

This is a versatile base that can be transformed into various forms, including a puppet, plushie, robot, or fursuit-head (costume). I have incorporated ventilation holes, which not only facilitate airflow but also serve as convenient attachment...

-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. print at 240-250% for all parts, you may want to print the eyes smaller if they're sitting too snug...

Dragon Eyes for Fursuits Message me if you would like a custom commission for fursuit eye blanks or piercings. ... Instagram: High_Valley_Creations

Leopard fursuit heads/tails and earpieces are available.

Fursuit Head Toony by Ciphercomondays Download this project for free on 123Dapp, http://www.123dapp.com/creature/Fursuit-head-toony/5193444 Print Settings: Printer: Alunar Supports: Yes Resolution: 0.15 Infill: 15%

Intended for generic dragons but can be modified to other animals scale: depends on your slicer. ...430% works for me Infill: 30%-50% needs to be strong Supports: yes Time: around 24hrs on good settings

Hinge for realistic/ hard resin fursuit heads. ...Every 1 pair of hinges needs 4 prints and 2x m8x1.5x12mm screws and 2x m8x1.5mm Nylon lock nuts.

I'm excited to get a high-definition scan of my fursuit head in three dimensions. ...This will allow me to see every detail of my furry creation and make any necessary adjustments before it's finished.

A Canine Cranium Costume The "Fursuit Head Dog" is a unique and creative costume designed to resemble the head of a dog. This fun accessory allows individuals to transform into their favorite canine character, perfect for cosplay events or themed...

... the need for either of those! With a 3D printer, so basic sewing knowledge, and a desire to learn, you can very easily create a custom fursuit head with a 3D printed base and a faux fur exterior! One size fits most! ... printbyproxy.com

... removed the need for either of those! With a 3D printer, so basic sewing knowledge, and a desire to learn, you can very easily create a custom fursuit head with a 3D printed base and a faux fur exterior! One size fits most! ... printbyproxy.com

The fursuit head fits perfectly over the supports in the center of the unit, and a fan located underneath circulates air through it effectively. This device has been carefully designed with travel in mind, allowing it to fold up for easy...

... need for either of those! With a 3D printer, so basic sewing knowledge, and a desire to learn, you can very easily create a custom fursuit head with a 3D printed base and a faux fur exterior! One size fits most! printbyproxy.com Category: Costume

First attempt making my own model for fursuiting. Not the best but i still think some people might enjoy this. ...I used car tint for the visor and some cobbled together electronics for the eyes.

The fully assembled head will withstand accidental abuse just fine even without any speciality filament. Print SettingsIf printed accordingly to the print settings down below you should be able to print your own fursuit head base (including...

Its designed for a head that is 172mm wide (Max) and padding is required at the back of the head (Foam is recommended). Using a 3D pen to weld the edges of 3D glue is recommended. The STL files are cut to fit a build volume comparable to the ender...

Construct a puppet, plushie, robot, or fursuit head using this base design; add fake fur by gluing it on. The lower jaw is excluded as it's quicker to create one with an aluminum profile. ...For better printing experience, consider using the three...

A place to store your Fursuit head. It's designed to fit a 140mm fan. The air flows through each hole and even more when the head is on top. I added some spacers underneath the fan to make the airflow even greater. Still need a way to figure...

But keep that in mind if you want to go for a more fluffy suit. Print Settings If printed accordingly to the print settings down below you should easily be able to print your own fursuit head base (including eyelids, teeth, gums and the...

It's a bare-bones fur-suit head base, easily bolted onto a standard balaclava.

For foam heads, it also prevents elastic or cord from cutting into the head as much over time. I've been printing these at 36% (50mm). Depending on your build anything from 30-40% might suit your needs. They don't take long to print, so it's worth...