NitroFastFur
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Well, it's my first attempt and still a lot of work left, but it's starting to resemble a fursuit head
Thanks, I reckon it's going to be workable. The youtube tutorials are excellent. It's going to be green and black, so I reckon the black will hide a lot of sins.Looking very good!
I'm pretty familiar with working with my hands, so thought I'd give it a go. The eyebrows have been the most difficult part so far, but I have a plan to rectify that. Learning to sew has been a new skill.Brave of you to start from scratch.
Ahh, good tip, thanksBe sure to put a matte black on the inside of the eyes so you don't get light bounce back that blocks your vision. Think of it as looking out of a screen door at night with the inside light on, then turning the light off and suddenly you can see.
Thanks. I painted them prior to mounting, nothing a little touch up won't sort. I've been working on the nose this evening, surprisingly fiddly, but I'll get there. I'm surprised how good the visibility is in it.Yeah. I see the reflections on the eyes are off. Looking good though.
Thanks, planning on doing more this weekend. It's amazing how much work it takes.Looking good, excited to see it finished![]()
Good spot. Nitro likes to go fast, and races in the UK 9.50 bike drag racing championship, he also restores 80's and 90's motorcycles.I know this is a fursuiting thread. That said, I couldn't help noticing things in that garage like motorcycles and chainsaws. Hello from a fellow machinehead.
Thanks, I'd suggest watching tutorials on YouTube, I've not actually spent that much, but be prepared to fail before you succeed. Each attempt which doesn't work out is one closer to one which willI find this inspiring
I need to try making my own head piece sometime.
Someday when I can afford it, anyway.
*virtual high five * you know it!I know this is a fursuiting thread. That said, I couldn't help noticing things in that garage like motorcycles and chainsaws. Hello from a fellow machinehead.