sergal fursuit base 3d models

These ears were made as a template for cutting foam - they are NOT designed to be used on a fursuit head. Having rigid ears on a costume is not a good idea. ...I would not have released this file if someone hadn't asked for it.

But I created that version just in case someone wants to try sewing a hoof onto their fursuit hoof instead of gluing it.You can print this in basically any orientation with supports, but printing it vertical at just the right angle so the point of...

Fursuit or costume eyes are commonly painted on a mesh so you can see through them.These stencils are to help get sharp pupils and eye shine when painting fursuit eyes.Ideal for airbrush but can be used with paintbrush and acrylic as well.These...

These are Dryers for Fursuit Paws. You can use these to quickly dry your hand- or footpaw. The design also works as a stand without a fan. Fans in use are standard 80mm axial PC fans. I recommend printing V3. Use spiral mode with 0.75mm line width,...

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...

# This is a half-sized model for a footpaw used in fursuit making. It has a space cut out to allow for addition of foam and possible room for one's leg. How you use it depends on your desing, of course. The intention is to print this model twice, but...

This is a collapsible handpaw dryer for fursuit handpaws. It has been designed to be collapsed down to a small number of individual parts so that it can be easily transported to conventions, and minimise the space required to do so. An 80mm...

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...

This shark base turned out rougher than I would have liked, especially with the teeth. So instead of selling it on etsy, I'm going to put the model on here for free. ...Have fun!

This base is completely free to use. Please credit me if you do use it, and leave a link to this page so others can find it. Please don't use it for commissions, or leave proper credit. The base can be held by hinges and has good vision. I don't...

Like I said before, I base my free sharing and usage of my data on empathy. Please do the same if you can so others may learn and succeed. A link to my Youtube Channel (XCR-1793) or video you got the information from in your description (if you...

these guys are my own little original species. It's an open species so feel free to go nuts! I don't have a lore page yet though, so sorry guys. The eyes are electric, and they have like a metal helmet thing. ... 420% or 450% scale, inches

Fursuit eyes for your creations!! ... You can alter, modify or edit the eyes as long as you credit me for the base :) Tag me if you make something with this: @chibeasts

... 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.

manokit fursuit eyes with optional eye lashes

Here is a toony/animated style fursuit eye blank!

Simple mould for creating silicone fursuit paw pads. ... Please consider leaving a tip :3

... fan.\r\n\r\nCooling fan disguised as a vape for fursuiters. ...This utilizes a 12v 50mm blower fan powered by a 9v PP3 battery to expel air through the mouthpiece, promoting ventilation and cooling of your fursuit head during pretend vaping sessions.

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!

These ears were made as a template for cutting foam - they are NOT designed to be used on a fursuit head. Having rigid ears on a costume is not a good idea. ...I would not have released this file if someone hadn't asked for it.</p> Category: Costume

These ears were made as a template for cutting foam - they are NOT designed to be used on a fursuit head. Having rigid ears on a costume is not a good idea. ...I would not have released this file if someone hadn't asked for 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...

... since im not amazing at tolerances yet). Ideal as a fursuit earring or nose ring. feel free to remix and use the hinge mechanism for other things. ...Do not sell separately but if you have a commission for a head with piercings go ahead and use it.

In these cases, adjust the BrideCutOffHeight to cut off the bottom part of the ring.Assembly:Requires two M3*18mm screw, and two M3 nut, preferablly a nyloc nut, for the hinges.In order for the frame to stay on the fursuit head, there are two...

But keep that in mind if you want to go for a more fluffy suit.&nbsp;Print Settings&nbsp;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...

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

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

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

<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>...