Miguel, that's great. You've done a huge step ahead.
I love the nose. :>

Wow I had to take a double take to see who made this puppet.......like others had said you are coming along with leaps and bounds.  It is great work and glad that you are showing us your work.  I can't wait to see the next one......congrats on your commitment on puppets and making them.

Daryl H

Thanks Iza and Daryl for your compliment.

I will finish this, and I will do another one (I had it in mind long time ago)

Na; The eyes I did it from ping pong ball (Cuted half) with an iris eyes I bough from Mr Fuller

That's really cool - I thought they were acrylic ones that you buy, not made from ping pong balls! Your puppets are getting better and better every time 

Ah, Migel, which pattern did you use for the head?
I'm especially interested in that part between mouthplate and cheeks/edges of cheeks --- did you cut a hole in the head to make that space between?

Is the mouth easy to open?

This head is a ovalhead pattern I had long time ago, and I just used now (Combined with other pattern, and few modifications), the rest of it is foam added to the face and I glue the fabric with the foam head as Mr. Tyson teach in His video.

The mouth plate is easy to operate. I have no difficulties with it!

Miguel!

Wow...simply great...I like the eyes very much ..very good expression.
waiting to see the pic of the finished one.

Cheers
Bhanu

Thanks Ms. Bhanu!

Hi, guys! Here I got the finished puppet:

Miguel, I am just speechless. That is absolutely, amazingly, wonderful. The cheekbones, the eyebrows, he is just a wonderful puppet.