3d puppet model

Just for fun :) This is a remix from https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4669353

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This Halloween, everyone can scream at the top of their lungs because no one will hear you! Slip this little guy onto your finger and get ready for a frightful surprise. It's fun and freaky, just like you want it to be. Print it in Ninja Flex and...

first thing i did myself :) would NOT recommend it as a fursuit, because it would be hard to print. But still, it was a weird project. ... eyes used: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4359645

Here's something that'll make you feel like a Jedi Master - a figurine you can hold in your hand and manipulate with ease. It's perfect for anyone who loves the Star Wars universe. ...Plus, it has many other uses, so you get to decide how you want to...

This is a marionette crafted, engineered and brought to life for the video creation "Grannyman starts again" of Teje la araña (www.tejelaarana.com). ...You can download and play it back, under CC: CC BY 4.0 Materials used: plywood 4mm nuts and...

My debut design drop is finally here - a sleek, no-frills creation that's ready to make its mark. ...It's time for me to spread my wings and take the plunge into uncharted territory.

... from the classic animated TV show Capitol Critters - check out Moze, he's supposed to be a cockroach. The model is designed for costume size and scaled for normal-sized heads - if you have a smaller head like me, you'll need to rescale it.

This versatile head-base serves as a foundation for crafting a wide range of wearable creations, including puppets, plushies, robots, and elaborate fursuit-head costumes. Strategically placed ventilation holes enhance heat dissipation, ensuring...

... The lower jaw is movable. The model is scaled for costume size (it's sized for my own head - I have a small head) - rescale it if you need to. ...The current size is for small heads.</p> <p>I've added a version without holes.</p> Category: Costume

The lower jaw is movable. The model is scaled for costume size (it's about 4cm wider when my own head - I have a small head) - rescale it if you need to. I recommend making the head at least 25cm wide for costume use. ...The current size is for larger...

This head-base can be utilized as the foundation for crafting a puppet, plushie, robot, or fursuit-head costume. To enhance heat-exchange efficiency, ventilation holes have been incorporated into the design. The lower jaw of this head-base is...

The lower jaw is movable. The model is scaled for costume size (it's sized for my own head - I have a small head) - rescale it if you need to. The current size is for small heads.</p> <p>I do not recommend using the ears for a costume. I only...

This is a versatile base that can be used to construct a wide range of creative projects, including puppets, plushies, robots, or fursuits. To enhance its functionality, I have incorporated ventilation holes that allow for the attachment of fur or...

The model is specifically scaled for costume size, tailored to fit my own small head - so feel free to adjust the dimensions if needed to suit your requirements. As it stands, this design caters to smaller heads. ... If you're interested in a variant...

The lower jaw is movable. The model is scaled for costume size (it's sized for my own head - I have a small head) - rescale it if you need to. ...The current size is for small heads.</p> <p>If you want a variant of this head with ventilation holes added...

... would allow us to direct air directly into the puppets. This cap provides a no snag solution to finish off the ends of the PVC Puppet stumps; allowing the puppets to slip on and off of the racks without wear and tear on the edge of the pvc pipe.

This versatile headbase serves as a foundation for crafting various characters, encompassing puppets, plushies, robots, and even elaborate fursuits. With fake fur expertly glued onto its surface, users can give their creations a lifelike texture. I...

I did not make a model for the back of the head, ears and nose. There are two versions of this head: fursuithead29 2 has smaller eyebrows, a relocated jaw hinge - the holes were added to make it easier to attach the fur by glueing or sewing....

I opted not to include the ear model in this design, as I strongly advise against using rigid ears on a costume - they can be quite uncomfortable. Instead, consider using a felt or foam sheet for a more comfortable and flexible solution. The model...

The lower jaw is movable. I did not include the model for the ears and horns - use a felt or foam sheet instead. The model is scaled for costume size (it's about 4cm wider when my own head - I have a small head) - rescale it if you need to. I...

I deliberately omitted the model's ear and horn components; instead, use felt or foam sheets to create these features. Scale the design as needed, taking into account your own head size - this model was created with a small head in mind. For...

I deliberately omitted the model's ear component - inflexible ears would be impractical for a costume. Instead, use a felt or foam sheet to create a more realistic and comfortable fit. The design is optimized for costume size, which translates to...

This head base model is meant to be printed as gyroid infill (with flexible filament) - without outer walls or top layers. This model is not meant to be printed with PLA. The cat head base can be used to build a puppet-, plushie-, robot- or a...

The lower jaw is movable. I did include the model for the ears, but I do not recommend using those (you do not want rigid ears on a costume, trust me) - use a felt or foam sheet instead. The model is scaled for costume size (it's about 4cm wider when...

The model is sized to accommodate costume use, measuring about 2cm wider than my own head (which is relatively small). If you require a different scale, simply adjust it accordingly. For optimal results, I recommend creating the head at least 25cm...

The lower jaw is movable. I did not include the model for the ears (you do not want rigid ears on a costume, trust me) - use a felt or foam sheet instead. The model is scaled for costume size (it's about 4cm wider when my own head - I have a small...

This is a versatile base that can be utilized to construct a puppet, plushie, robot, or even a fursuit head. Artificial fur can be securely attached using glue. The model has been designed with costume size in mind - based on my measurements. I have...

This is a head-base that can be used to build a puppet-, plushie-, robot- or a fursuit-head (costume). I did not add ventilation holes as I expect most people will not cover the surface with fabric or felt. I got some inspiration for the character...