fursuit head bases 3d models

Based off of a dog skull. Can be modified for other animals. Scale: 470% works ok for me. Make sure to compare it to a file you know fits you! Infill: 30% or higher Supports: yes! ...

Based off of a Wickerbeast Scale: 470% works ok for me. Make sure to compare it to a file you know fits you! Infill: 30% or higher Supports: yes! Foamwick is intended for making expanding foam molds. ...

Based off of Wickerbeasts, an original species Scale: 470% works ok for me. Make sure to compare it to a file you know fits you! Infill: 30% or higher Supports: yes! Foamwicker is intended for making expanding foam molds. ...

Based off of Crux, an original species by Malluch The eyes are from Tioh: you can sell the base WITHOUT the eyes! Please respect Tioh's licenses. Scale: 470% works ok for me. Make sure to compare it to a file you know fits you! Infill: 30% or...

it keeps my free-models page running and helps add more free resources to the furry community.Print the base at 420% and the eyes at 410% using 30% infill. Support will be necessary. Printing the base nose-down is usually the fastest and saves...

Based off of a raccoon but can be modified. Scale: 470% works ok for me. Make sure to compare it to a file you know fits you! Infill: 30% or higher Supports: yes! Foamcrux is intended for making expanding foam molds. ... To cut time, you can...

Based off of a house cat Scale: 470% works ok for me. Make sure to compare it to a file you know fits you! Infill: 30% or higher Supports: yes! Foamrcat is intended for making expanding foam molds. ... To cut time, you can Boolean subtract or...

......The base was modeled to be a moving jaw mask, but it can be made static with a bit of adjustments and foam. Fits the kemono eye style, available in my etsy shop (eye pack #1) you may sell raw prints with credit, please be mindful of the license.

... on my Etsy! ...Thank you to everyone who buys custom models, as it helps the community and allows my business to keep running. Print base and teeth at 420%, support is needed. ... Fits the "shorthappyeyes" available in my shop under Eye pack #2

Based off of a Wickerbeast but can be modified. Scale: 470% works ok for me. Make sure to compare it to a file you know fits you! Infill: 30% or higher Supports: yes! Foamwicker is intended for making expanding foam molds. ...

No longer using this base and would rather share it with other makers for free. This model is optimized to fit a minimum 250mmx250mm print bed and is extremely easy to print and assemble. ...After printing you will need screws, bolts, and either elastic...

... for creating for molds, it shouldn't be printed for direct wearing. The foam version is designed in a way that minimizes waste. selling bases is allowed with credit! ...I've seen so much theft despite the minimal licenses, so please be considerate.

Humans craft front teeth for a fursuit's head.

base for a fursuit head

Fursuit Eyes

Here are some teeth for your fursuit to print. ...They look best on cartoon-inspired heads.

I'm working on the third iteration of a fursuit head design that's going for a leaner appearance. ...The current version is focusing on a more streamlined look.

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

[edit] You may need to rotate some pieces as they are not exported in the correct postition, sorry! Thank you Mainface for the original! Posting this for anyone that might like to use it! I used blender to edit the original to be more realistic...

Basicly the original description says they could not separate the model for printing. So i went ahead and did that. i fixed a few small problems i found while i was at it and fixed those as well. it seems like it should be printable now, each...

Will need resizing to fit your fursuit head! ...Feel free to customise it to make it your own.I haven’t tried printing yet, so let me know if you try!Selling is allowed

A fursuit is a costume of some animal or animated character made of artificial fur. The model consists of a muzzle, mouth, ears, nose and teeth. Models are presented in stl format. The mounts on the teeth were not particularly functional, so I broke...

... default size that they open as should be a decent size for a costume but of course it is best to resize them to fit your project. I usually print a buncha different sizes just over and over then I have lots of options when a suit head needs teeth.

Generic fursuit teeth for multiple species, please don't sell plain prints, Scale up 2000% For easiest printing, flip model teeth-side-up

But the logo does help hold the earring on better because of friction.)SIZING INFORMATION: For foam-based ears: Size the earring so that the gap in the side is 0.5 cm smaller that the ear thickness. ...For Plastic/resin-based ears: Size the earring so...

... designed for your fursuit or puppet here. ...These aren't created by me, but they're available to purchase from the following website: https://www.etsy.com/listing/589792148/toony-fursuit-teeth-jawset-for-costumes?ref=shop_home_active_6&crt=1

Modeled for the Gray Wolf, but can be modified for other similar animals Scale: 10000% (Scale to a model of your head for accurate sizing) Infill: 50%-80% high No jawset or hinges included

The eyes are from Tioh: you can sell the base WITHOUT the eyes! Please respect Tioh's licenses. Based off of a cartoonish dog. Can be modified for other animals. Scale: 470% works ok for me. Make sure to compare it to a file you know fits you! ... ...

Directions: Print tail base Cut 4 pieces of 55gauge wire (can be bought at Walmart, Home Depot, etc.) to your tail length plus an extra 3". Tape all four pieces of wire together on one side. Insert that side into a power drill and tighten the drill....

i'd like to see how these look on other bases, now that i've whipped a beakset up.