Keefur
aka Cutter Cat
*Rips you out of the pajamas with his teeth, taking care to only rip the cloth*
Predators and Prey
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metatherat
Really ratty rat
Ah, thank you! *nuzzles thankfully* Good to see some compassion, instead of nasty predator mindgames! >:I
*glares, then sighs* Yeah... that was super cute, wasn't it...
That's an awesome sentence
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FrostHeart
Guest
*sits him down gently* you're welcome.
Keefur
aka Cutter Cat
I'm making a partial to sell to try to make some extra money.
Actually, I haven't worked on it for almost two days. I just picked it back up tonight and did some more on it. I'll put the duct tape on it for the fur pattern tomorrow.
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FrostHeart
Guest
Oooh. What species?
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FrostHeart
Guest
I'm trying to help my friend get fox pieces. A tail that can be clipped to most pant types (and shorts) and either a mask, or ear headband... any suggestions? He's in North Carolina, and his budget is $100.
metatherat
Really ratty rat
*squeaks happily* :3
Cool. How much time does it take to make a partial?
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FrostHeart
Guest
He might go a bit over his budget though...
Pygmepatl
Spotted Skunk
It really was. You look cute as a predator marten.*glares, then sighs* Yeah... that was super cute, wasn't it...
I see. Well, you made some progress then.
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FrostHeart
Guest
He has no clue how to do paper machete, otherwise it would already be halfway done
Keefur
aka Cutter Cat
There are a lot of tutorials on making fursuit heads and tails. You don't need paper mache to do a fox head. He could easily make a head and tail and even hand paws for $100 if he was doing it himself and put the time in. I don't recommend a mask. I'd go with the partial.
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FrostHeart
Guest
Ok. Where should he get tutorials? Youtube?
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FrostHeart
Guest
Forget that question - the internet is large, he can probably find tutorials easily.
Keefur
aka Cutter Cat
Yes. Youtube is chocked full of tutorials. Pocari (?) from Australia is pretty good.
If he doesn't want to make the tail himself, he could contact someone like Otterly Amazing. They specialize in tails. You won't be able to get a finished head for anywhere near that price, although he may be able to find a foam base at a reasonable price.
Keefur
aka Cutter Cat
It doesn't take all that long. It depends on how clever you are with your hands and if you have a sewing machine and all the supplies to make it.
Working on this full time, with all the supplies, maybe three to four days. Less if you do it all the time.
Some more facts...this time about the aptly-named Pig War.
Way back during the 19th century, the Kingdom of Spain, the Russian Empire, the UK and the US had conflicting claims in a territory which now encompasses the Northwestern US and British Columbia. Spain and Russia later dropped out of the picture, eventually leaving the US and the UK to sign a treaty in 1846 setting the boundary "along the forty-ninth parallel of north latitude to the middle of the channel which separates the continent from Vancouver Island, and thence southerly through the middle of the said channel, and of the Strait of Juan de Fuca, to the Pacific Ocean." The problem was that there were two channels that fit the description. One was Haro Strait, which was nearer to modern-day Canada, and the other was Rosario Strait, which was nearer to the US. In the middle was the San Juan islands, which both sides claimed.
Meanwhile, by 1853 the Hudson's Bay Company set up a sheep farming operations in the islands, while American settlers also started arriving by the dozen. Disputes came next, and then a pig was shot in June 15, 1859 by an American farmer named Lyman Cutlar, incensed by the pig's eating of his tubers. As it turned out, an Irishman employed by the HBC owned the pig. Informal negotiations between the two ensued, but quickly broke down. Things went south from there.
British authorities wanted Mr. Cutlar arrested, which led his fellow settlers to ask for military protection. Brig. Gen. William S. Harney quickly responded by landing on the islands, which the British responded in kind by sending in ships. In a matter of months, the forces kept growing until the governor of the Vancouver Island colony told the Rear Adm. R. Lambert Baynes, commander of the British naval forces in the east Pacific, to engage the Americans in combat. He did not, befuddled why he would be " involved in two great nations in a war over a squabble about a pig." The American and British forces exchanged insults, but did not fire, lest one of them be accused of being the aggressor nation.
When the higher-ups heard of the events in the San Juan Islands, they quickly resolved to end the crisis ASAP. President James Buchanan sent General Winfield Scott to help with the matter. Heads started to cool, and 12 years later, after a period of joint occupation by both countries, an international arbitration commission decided that the referred channel in the treaty was the Haro Strait, thereby handing over the islands to the Americans. Thus ends the epic saga of a war started by a pig.
Way back during the 19th century, the Kingdom of Spain, the Russian Empire, the UK and the US had conflicting claims in a territory which now encompasses the Northwestern US and British Columbia. Spain and Russia later dropped out of the picture, eventually leaving the US and the UK to sign a treaty in 1846 setting the boundary "along the forty-ninth parallel of north latitude to the middle of the channel which separates the continent from Vancouver Island, and thence southerly through the middle of the said channel, and of the Strait of Juan de Fuca, to the Pacific Ocean." The problem was that there were two channels that fit the description. One was Haro Strait, which was nearer to modern-day Canada, and the other was Rosario Strait, which was nearer to the US. In the middle was the San Juan islands, which both sides claimed.
Meanwhile, by 1853 the Hudson's Bay Company set up a sheep farming operations in the islands, while American settlers also started arriving by the dozen. Disputes came next, and then a pig was shot in June 15, 1859 by an American farmer named Lyman Cutlar, incensed by the pig's eating of his tubers. As it turned out, an Irishman employed by the HBC owned the pig. Informal negotiations between the two ensued, but quickly broke down. Things went south from there.
British authorities wanted Mr. Cutlar arrested, which led his fellow settlers to ask for military protection. Brig. Gen. William S. Harney quickly responded by landing on the islands, which the British responded in kind by sending in ships. In a matter of months, the forces kept growing until the governor of the Vancouver Island colony told the Rear Adm. R. Lambert Baynes, commander of the British naval forces in the east Pacific, to engage the Americans in combat. He did not, befuddled why he would be " involved in two great nations in a war over a squabble about a pig." The American and British forces exchanged insults, but did not fire, lest one of them be accused of being the aggressor nation.
When the higher-ups heard of the events in the San Juan Islands, they quickly resolved to end the crisis ASAP. President James Buchanan sent General Winfield Scott to help with the matter. Heads started to cool, and 12 years later, after a period of joint occupation by both countries, an international arbitration commission decided that the referred channel in the treaty was the Haro Strait, thereby handing over the islands to the Americans. Thus ends the epic saga of a war started by a pig.
metatherat
Really ratty rat
Yeah... there's no need to point that out. I know I was cute.
Yepyep, I was assuming with skill and the equipment handy. That's not a bad way to make €.
Of course, all that communication with clients and such also takes time, but still.
Thrashy
Пу́тин — хуйло́! Слава Україні! FckNzs.
Ah, I see...
Nevermind, then! Also, I don't think that would've worked this time. @Thrashy is really making sure he pulls his weight around here ever since he was caught drinking all of those beers without permission
Yep, he definitively got better
Oh don't worry, I won't take off anything! Of course you're both allowed as employees to drink something for free at every shift (I mean I gotta take care of my people right?)was a false alarm. Sorry! I'll buy you a whiskey to make up for it, though
You pick which one you want, and I'll just tell @Thrashy to take it off of my payroll!
Just the amount Elisas was taking was a bit... Too much