fursuit ears 3d models

I designed a pair of mouse ears by utilizing SVG file components that I had created for a buddy to print at 115% scale.

Easter being a time to have fun, I thought it would be an awesome idea to whip up some adorable bunny ears for you to sport.

... The customization features include ear style 4, ear angles set at 40, 70 and 20 degrees, 48 faces, and a head size of 122. ...Additionally, the pointyness is set to 50 for added detailing.

I slapped those adorable bunny ears onto Bob's cranium, and to my delight, he was totally stoked by the transformation. His eyes lit up with an infectious grin as he admired his new look in the mirror. ...The oversized fluff of cottonball-like fabric...

... look that'll make you the cat's meow! After many prototypes, I'm thrilled with this final design - 3D printing is a lifesaver! These adorable ears are crafted from NinjaFlex, a flexible material that's lighter than PLA, ensuring a comfortable fit.

I whipped up these custom ears for my daughter's costume to celebrate Roald Dahl's birthday at school, where the kids got to dress up as their favorite character. I beefed up these ears and made them stick out a bit more. Print two out - one should...

To make them easy to wear, I included a cut-out hole that allows the ear to slide onto her headband without needing glue or any tie-down method. This design also makes it modular, so she can switch between different colored and decorated headbands as...

A cute cat ears headband. Might be quite tight for bigger heads, but you can heat it up slightly with a hairdryer and pull the legs appart to reduce pressure.

<p>I made these models as a template for cutting foam or felt. ...They were not modelled to be used as is in a costume. Having rigid ears on a costume is not a good idea. Category: Costume

To create ear models for a medical device project, I downloaded a 3D model from http://www.3dcadmodel.com/Download-3d-model/Character-and-role/3d-ear-model.html and edited it in Blender. After printing the left and right ears separately, I found that...

I've had cat ears on my headphones for years, but I came across some art that made me think "What about robot bunny ears that can fold?" So here's the outcome. I would have liked to have rounded corners, but I'm working with sketchup free, which...

Save ears with advertising, is a design with a rectangular core for comfort in the back of the head, serves both adults and children, the printing time is about 35 minutes, and you need about 4 grams of filament .

Articulated ears with space for micro servo installation, designed specifically for Barf's character in the movie Spaceballs. The ears can also pass as small bunny ears due to their design. Each ear consists of a solid base plate featuring six holes...

The angle between each ear and head has been precisely adjusted: The bottom part of each ear angles inwards at 40 degrees from its base. The middle section of each ear is tilted inwards at a 70-degree angle. ... Each upper section of every ear angling...

I designed these templates specifically for cutting through foam or felt, but they weren't intended for direct use in costumes. ...Trying to wear them as-is would result in stiff, awkward ears that wouldn't be comfortable at all.

People often turn their cats' ears into creative costumes for Halloween. ...For instance, designers on Thingiverse have come up with innovative ideas like the diadem found at www.thingiverse.com/thing:430858.

Similar to the Mercreature Fins, Alien Antennae, and Horns in the Halloween 2012 series, these ears fit perfectly on a standard headband. Print with settings like Infill = 10, Layer Height = .25, and Shells = 1 for optimal results. ...Don't forget to...

I designed these custom Star Wars ears a while back specifically for the Star Wars nights at Hollywood Studios, and with new Star Wars lands in the works, I thought it would be great to share this project with others who might also want to wear them....

... attachment to your head or headband with a bobby pin. These cat ears are designed to sit snugly together on your head for a more vertical look. ...I went through many prototypes before landing on this design - thanks to 3D printing technology!

... to your headband easy with a bobby pin. I perfected the design through multiple prototypes. The latest version features thicker loops that remain visible even after resizing. Plus, the ears now have a pointed tip on top for an extra touch of fun.

Cat Ears 3D Model for Sale. Files Include: 3ds Max 2020, FBX and OBJ Formats. Clean Topology Ensured to Prevent Unwanted Geometry. UVs are Optimized with No Overlap for Smooth Texturing. High-Quality Textures Included: - Base Color Texture - Normal...

I scale the height of the ears to 2 layers, and pause the print after the 3rd layer to tape down the ears onto the build plate with appropriate tape (often masking tape as with PLA I do not heat the plate to more than 30°C) then resume printing. ...the...

My friend was not impressed with the bunny ears I paired with the tube TV. He believed they wouldn't mesh well with his 1980s apocalypse theme since a broadcasting tower wouldn't likely be present in a bunker. The only thing missing from the setup is...

Mask Ear Savers designed to hold/clip on the masks straps. They also flex somewhat equally so they are less prone to snap like others I've seen. You can change the thickness with Z scale in the slicer depending on your PLA, if it is brittle make...

Crafting Ear Frameworks for an Entirely Life-Sized Canine Replica Initiate Prototyping Phase ------------------------------ Your mission, should you choose to accept it, involves fabricating a prototype set of ear frameworks tailored specifically to...

I painstakingly crafted this headband in Tinkercad, incorporating elements from a different design and warping a premade shape to create the ear parts. A close examination reveals a couple of minor errors, but fortunately, it prints flawlessly and...

A friend of mine requested I create Snag Ears for him, so I printed out the ones from MIXTERek. He liked them but wanted posts on instead of making his own. To meet his request, I added two posts to the original file with Autodesk inventor and then...

Pointy ears for your favorite cosplays! If you love it, don't forget to leave your "like". I'd really appreciate it if you can follow me on my Cults profile and on Instagram, where I'm listed as: @finnick_xyz ...

The ears featured in this post are sourced from the excellent BodyParts3D database and have been expertly sliced using Netfabb's Van Gogh algorithm for easy printing. Credit goes to BodyParts3D, licensed under CC Attribution-Share Alike 2.1 Japan. To...

<p>A supersized pacifier to keep the fluff silent!</p> <p>Not for a real mouth! It's a fun accessory~</p> <p>Instructions:</p> <ol> <li>print all parts</li> <li>glue the "bolt" into the "button"</li> <li>glue the "bolt+button" into the "shield"</li>...