kemono fursuit head 3d models

Scale 270% or 280% for a bigger look USE THE FIXED REMIX!!! The jaw is supposed to be static, so it will need a bit of foam and glue. Uses Tioh's nose model. Thank you Tioh! Once again needs slicing, I tried to put separate parts but for some...

My second attempt at a kemono-style base, haven't test-printed it yet though. ...The halves as well as the eye is for the right side of the head, you will have to mirror each piece for the full base. 

fursuit kemono-style eye

kemono-style fursuit eye

... 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. ...Theft is no joke.

- The shape of the eyes fits my Simple Follow-Me Fursuit Eyes, which you can download here: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:5709619 Rules: - You may include this base in any fursuits that you make, including premades and commissions. - Please...

This will probably be my last free model. Between the model theft and having to visit the library for each model, I can't support it anymore. All of my new models will be posted to Etsy for $10, a minimal fee compared to most vendors. ... load in...

Made for felines, but can be modified of course Scale depends on your slicer, 430% worked for me Printing them facing forwards and standing on the chin made the time estimate 5 hrs, which would be a miracle if it worked. Haven't tested that yet.

The original had spots that were too thin, this version is thicker. ... Scale at 270%, or 280% if you want a bigger look.

Scale depends on your slicer, 430% worked for me Printing them facing forwards and standing on the chin made the time estimate 5 hrs, which would be a miracle if it worked. Haven't tested that yet. ... Supports: yes.

A bunny in time for Easter! Scale depends on your slicer, 430% works for me Printing them facing forwards and standing on the chin made the time estimate 5 hrs, which would be a miracle if it worked. Haven't tested that yet. ... Supports: yes.

Fursuit Head Dog

Leopard fursuit head / toy head and ears.

3D scan of my fursuit head

Fursuit head toony by ciphercomondays,http://www.123dapp.com/creature/Fursuit-head-toony/5193444 Print Settings Printer: Alunar Supports: Yes Resolution: .15 Infill: 15%

Hinge for realistic/ hard resin fursuit heads. ...Every 1 pair of hinges needs 4 prints and 2x m8x1.5x12mm screws and 2x m8x1.5mm Nylon lock nuts.

*not scaled, ill update this with a measurement when I do a test print* You will need foam to create the mane, the horn file is also not included. ... Eyes are from Maimface's chibi fursuit head, thank you very much Maimface!

... the need for either of those! With a 3D printer, so basic sewing knowledge, and a desire to learn, you can very easily create a custom fursuit head with a 3D printed base and a faux fur exterior! One size fits most! ... printbyproxy.com

... removed the need for either of those! With a 3D printer, so basic sewing knowledge, and a desire to learn, you can very easily create a custom fursuit head with a 3D printed base and a faux fur exterior! One size fits most! ... printbyproxy.com

The fursuit head fits over the supports in the center of the unit and a fan located under the unit circulates air through it. This device has been designed with travel in mind, it can fold up for easy transportation and is designed to be fairly...

... need for either of those! With a 3D printer, so basic sewing knowledge, and a desire to learn, you can very easily create a custom fursuit head with a 3D printed base and a faux fur exterior! One size fits most! printbyproxy.com Category: Costume

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...

Its designed for a head that is 172mm wide (Max) and padding is required at the back of the head (Foam is recommended). Using a 3D pen to weld the edges of 3D glue is recommended. The STL files are cut to fit a build volume comparable to the ender...

It is a minimal fursuit head-base, that can be attached to a balaclava.

Left the buck incase people want to customize holes into cute shapes. For use only for personal use. Do not sell the printed bases or file ^_^ for profit. ...

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...

This is a head-base that can be used to build a puppet-, plushie-, robot- or even a fursuit-head. Fake fur can be glued on. I did not include the lower jaw because It's faster to make one with an aluminium-profile when to print it. ...It can be printed...

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...

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...

It is a minimal fursuit head-base, that can be attached to a balaclava.