punch the puppet 3d models

It tells the story of Saitama, a superhero who can defeat any opponent with a single punch but seeks to find a worthy opponent after growing bored by a lack of challenge due to his overwhelming strength. We created a chibi version of Saitama for...

I Purchased the Wheeler Master Roll Pin Punch set. I Hate Hate Hate the Blow molded Case that they came in. So I designed up an organizer stand to hold them on my bench for easy access. This is my results. ...Print Settings Printer Brand: Creality...

Almost every single part has been thoroughly decimated, making it perfect for use in the most popular 3D programs out there. ...Be sure to check out my profile to see what else I have cooking - some of my other models are pretty cool if I do say so...

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...

Having rigid ears on a costume is not a good idea. The model is scaled for costume size (for small heads) - rescale it if you need to. Update: I added a second version without the holes (the files with noholes in the name) - some people want to use...

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 current size is for small heads. Update: I added a second version without the holes (the files with "noholes" in the name) - some people want to use it without fur or make it light up with LEDs. ...I do not recommend using the version without holes...

File included: 3DsMax2015 (Corona) Native + (Vray) Converted __________ Obj Export (3dmax standard Settings) Name: Punch Electric Motorcycle Design By Artem Smirnov Version: 2015 Preview: Yes Units: Centimeters Dimension: 83.21 x 201.99 x 123.24...

The head base can be used to build a puppet-, plushie-, robot- or a fursuit-head (costume). I did add some ventilation holes, that can also be used to attach fur. The lower jaw is movable.The ears are not included. Having rigid ears on a costume is...

The head base can be used to build a puppet-, plushie-, robot- or a fursuit-head (costume). I did add some ventilation holes, that can also be used to attach fur. The lower jaw is movable. The ears are not included. Having rigid ears on a costume is...

... a more authentic look. The head is scaled to accommodate standard costume sizes, but feel free to rescale it if needed. For further guidance on crafting the pegs for the lower jaw, refer to this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XHjathIQ86I.

Make them with form or use my models for flexible TPU ears.I did include a model for the horns - please do not print those with non-flexible materials (I would not use printed horns on a costume - I would make them with flexible foam).The head is...

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...

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...

I left out the model for the ears, so you'll need to substitute it with a felt or foam sheet instead. 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...

I got some inspiration for the character design from the old animated TV-show Capitol Critters (look up Moze - he's supposed to be a cockroach). The model is scaled for costume size (it's sized for normal sized heads - too big for me - I have a small...

... simply rescale the model to suit your needs. For optimal results, I recommend crafting the head at least 23cm wide when intended for costume use - this particular design features smaller cheek dimensions, making it suitable for larger heads.

The model has been scaled specifically for costume size, tailored to fit my own head - which happens to be on the smaller side. If needed, simply adjust the scale to accommodate larger heads. Update: A second version of the design without...

... ears, and nose were left out of the design. There are two versions of this head available: fursuithead29 2 features smaller eyebrows, a repositioned jaw hinge - and holes have been added to simplify attachment of the fur via glueing or sewing.

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 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....

To enhance airflow and attachment capabilities, ventilation holes have been strategically placed throughout the design, also ideal for securing fur. The lower jaw is designed with mobility in mind. The ears are intentionally left out, as they can be...

... included. Having rigid ears on a costume is not a good idea. I would make those with flexible foam. The head is scaled for costume size (for small heads) - rescale it if you need to. How to make the pegs for the lower jaw: Category: 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 design from the old animated TV-show Capitol Critters (look up Moze - he's supposed to be a cockroach)....

I had to print out at least 2 at a time or else the upper layers didn't have enough time to cool and the whole upper part would collapse in on itself. Also Flex filament came out slightly smaller so I scaled XY by 105% in PrusaSlicer Print...

If you want to make the fur removable sew-on-snaps fit in those holes.The model has the basic shape of the older version of this head base (https://www.printables.com/model/95875-fursuit-or-puppet-head-base-version-28-wau) - it's not a remix, I made...

Recently, I received the Neiko 5" automatic center punch as a gift - (https://amzn.to/2XOMVvQ) it features adjustable pressure and boasts robust steel construction (I have already utilized it on various metallic surfaces). My center punches are...

For a detailed guide on making pegs for the lower jaw, check out this YouTube video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XHjathIQ86I If you're interested in learning more about crafting a custom head base, this YouTube tutorial offers some valuable...

The cat head base can be used to build a puppet-, plushie-, robot- or a fursuit-head (costume). I did add some ventilation holes, that can also be used to attach the fur. The ears, tongue, and nose are not included - use:...

This headbase can be used to build a variety of projects, including puppet-, plushie-, robot- and fursuit-heads (costumes). Ventilation holes have been added, which can also serve as attachment points for fur. The lower jaw is designed to move. The...