Features: --Lightweight hollow plastic shell --Moving Jaw --Cast resin eyes hand painted with iridescent irises --LED eyes (yellow) with hidden mounted toggle switch --Tearduct vision with additional peripheral vents --Airbrush detailing --Lightweight hand cast plastic jawset (with protective gloss) --Latex cast nose with permanent wet look (nostrils open for additional air circulation) --Latex eyelids --Latex tongue (with gloss) --Soft whiskers with no memory (can be bent to any position desired)
All faux fur. Slip on design, one size fits all. Additional foam pad will be included for a tighter fit. Mask fit can be easily adjusted by adding the additional foam pad included to the top of the mask, right on top of the installed pad.
Vision is through the tearducts, with additional peripheral vision vents.
LED eyes take a 9v battery (included) which rests in a pocket on the back fur panel. Tiny bubbles present in resin eyes which are impossible to avoid. I mix the resin very slowly to decrease their formation. They are invisible when LEDs are off, and only slightly visible up close when on. Main gold iris color is iridescent paint, which adds a live wild look to the eye.
Cast latex nose and eyelids. Nose has a permanent wet look and nostrils are open for air circulation. Latex tongue has a gloss applied. The painted teeth also have a gloss coat which acts as a protective barrier.
Lightweight hollow construction makes the mask easy to wear for long periods of time. Jawset is roto cast to be very lightweight. Whiskers are super soft and have no memory which means they can be bent to any desired position and then rebent again and again. They are NOT wire and will not poke anyone when giving hugs.
Thank you very much There are a few different ways; some sculpt them out of sculpey clay or air dry clay. I cast my own in plastic from a mold. The easiest way is buying them from a taxidermist website like Van Dyke's or McKenzie.
I'm not one that's into the furry scene, but i do allot of cosplay. So i can honestly say WOW! This is AMAZING. I can really appreciate the Hollywood level quality here. My dear, i don't know what you do for a living, but you should be working for Jim Henson studios. I also took a look at your gallery and love your custom plush. The glowing eyes just put it over amazing!
There are a few different ways; some sculpt them out of sculpey clay or air dry clay. I cast my own in plastic from a mold. The easiest way is buying them from a taxidermist website like Van Dyke's or McKenzie.
hehe, Jecht says he likes it. XD
i do , i plan to use your concept on a helmet am making for a new Cosplay
Thank you so much! /blush