kemono bunny fursuit head 3d models

... the eye base, eye wall, and eyeliner. All-parts and print-as-one files are also included if you prefer them. Please do not sell this file or the printed parts on their own, but you may include the printed parts in fursuits or costumes you sell.

THERE ARE 2 VERSIONS! ... The first has a smaller upper teeth part, and the second has a bigger one, and smaller lower teeth. Print at 90-100% for a fursuit!

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...

Easter bunny for easter egg Easter bunny for easter egg

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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

I recommend using PLA for the hairy version because it has a low enough temperature resistance to use a hair drier to change the hair style. About the prints: I printed the hairy bunny using silver PLA and the furry one using Prusament PETG Signal...

Beautiful support for your curtains, unique and exclusive for you to give life to your curtains with this beautiful support of the naughty rabbit, and you can also remove or exchange the head for the head of other characters (Very soon I will be...

... 0,4mm nozzle and 0,2mm layer.You will find the biggest possible size for Prusa Mini in the files. Feel free to scale it up or down as you need.If you‘d like to print a friend for your bunnies, here’s an idea: birdFor Easter egg bunnies check this

To achieve a stable base, the feet of the model should be modified to ensure they're perfectly even and flat. ...This can be accomplished by either carefully cutting off the lower section of the feet/tail in your slicing software or opting for a more...

I created a 3D printed replica of Serval Chan's distinctive hairstyle. ...Interestingly, the process was challenging enough that I considered using it as a benchmark for evaluating printer performance.

A human skull cavity is being repurposed as a framework for constructing a furry costume.

Go wild, id appreciate if you credited me for this, you can sell prints of this and use for you own projects and for commissions but dont sell the model itself! ...And you can remix it however you like thats my only rules for this enjoy <3

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

We found some eyes on Thingiverse and elsewhere but they "weren't angry enough" so I designed these.

This model was designed on Tinkercad. ...https://www.tinkercad.com/things/6aDhF8Wb1Lj

<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>...

a simple nose for recasting

You know those badges you sometimes see on (US) autos that say things like "police interceptor" or "pursuit vehicle"? Here's a... variant of that. ... Credit: I first saw this joke on...

Made by me.. ...With Tinkercad

A gigantic comforter to stifle the snuggle bug! Not for an actual mouth! It's a fun gadget~ Instructions: 1. Print all components 2. Attach the "bolt" into the "button" 3. Attach the "bolt+button" into the "shield" 4. Attach the "nuk" onto the...

set it to 38 mm height I changed it up a bit because it didn't print very well for me

claws for use in hand or foot paws

haven' tried printing these myself yet, but should come out nice enough. ...i'd thin the bottom out a bit though to save filament.

Rules for using my models: • It is forbidden to assign the authorship of the model to yourself. • You can change the model, but most importantly, not beyond recognition. • always specify me as the author (inst. ...@robertblake1997).

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Bugs Bunny!

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