kemono fursuit head base 3d models

Here is a skull that doubles as a template for constructing puppets, plush toys, robots, or even full-body animal costumes. The artificial fur can be bonded directly onto its surface using strong adhesive compounds. For expediency's sake, I've...

Very old Fursuit head base I found in my archive. Rules: • Not for commercial use! Sales are only permitted in the form of a finished product (fursuit) -> DO NOT SELL BLANK BASES. • you're not allowed to heavily edit the base file and claim it...

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...

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.

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...

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...

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...

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 made these teeth for a feline fursuit head base. ...They were made to be printed with TPU filament. Print with supports. I use them in this fursuit head base: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5LIbSkTIomk

I made these teeth for a feline fursuit head base. ...They were made to be printed with TPU filament. Print with supports. https://www.youtube.com/shorts/yhy0Zt3w8mkI use them in this fursuit head base: 

Watchers are mesmerized by simple eyes that appear to track their every move - meticulously painting each pupil and filling in the center with a delicate black mesh screen.

<p>Simple eyes that seem to follow the watcher - paint the eye and use a thin black mesh for the hole in the middle.</p> Category: Costume

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.

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> ...

I made this for a planned leodon fursuit but I believe this can also be used for other big cats. For those who don't know, leodons are a Furvilla species that are like ocean-lions. ... I didn't solidify it sorry lol but it was having issues You...

More info here: https://toyhou.se/~world/148055.pdw I thought it might be fun to make a fursuit of one of my own PDWs eventually and thought someone else might as well! Again I don't know the scaling so if you plan on using this try to do some...

THIS IS A REMIX! ... i just fixed thr fox base for printing. ...Print at 230-240% Infill 20% Any material, any layer height FOR THE EYES print one, and print the other one flipped vertically, (Its an option in Cra)

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...

A majestic, one-of-a-kind full kemono costume representing your very own fursona is now available for purchase.

... to the library to use the internet, I cannot support it anymore. New models will be posted on my Etsy for $10 each, a minimal fee compared to other vendors. Load in inches and scale to 420-430% based on preference. The jaw does not move. ...

Another unusual species added to the roster.

DISCLAIMER: This model is not ready to print or be worn! I am new to modeling so this test has a lot of flaws that would need to be fixed first. ... If anybody would make a fixed remix that would be incredible When I understand the tools of my...

Having dozens of dog models may be overkill! 420%-450% scale. ...Supports are necessary You can sell prints with attribution!

This thing was made with Tinkercad. Edit it online https://www.tinkercad.com/things/dkzWdVPPuTD Use the four smaller holes for bands connected to a servo motor, to wag the tail. ...middle hole is for metal wire, to allow the tail to be semi rigid.

print at 420%-450%. Supports are necessary. ...Print nose-down to save time You can sell prints with attribution!

I was unable to separate the parts unfortunately so It's all one file B is the masculine version F is the feminine version Supports needed! The model may need a little fixing before printing, eyes are a little wonky Use Maimface's directions for...