That is amazing!

Love it!

Nice skunk.  That brought back memories of a skunk costume we used once that had room freshener can to spray people. We called him "Stinky". The kids were having a contest and Stinky would reveal the losing team by spraying them, that was fun.  Keeping that tail upright was tough,we had elastic tie attached to the back to help hold our tail up. I like your brush solution, light and bendable too.

My model for a fox head - updated version 2:

My first bird puppet head:

Neat!  Is it the same eye mech used in the fox head? Looks like it may be a bit wider apart.

So very cool.

Neat!  Is it the same eye mech used in the fox head? Looks like it may be a bit wider apart.

I used the same mechanics. This head does not have enough space for the movable eyes. Each eyelid is held by a brace (http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:402281) that is glued to the head.

Tioh,

Your fur suits, puppets, 3D models and eye mechs are amazing! Thank you for sharing your creativity, information and models with us. I'm new to making puppets and really appreciate your talent and skills. Your work has also inspired me to visit my local Makerspace (which I didn't know about) to print out your head models, eye mechs and also learn Blender which is FREE 3D software!

I will post updates of my puppet projects because I'm sure I will have questions and need advice.

- Will

There is a makerspace that recently opened up in my area, and they have 3d printers. One of the libraries in my library system also has one. I've been toying with the idea of what to make - so many possibilities. These movable eyes give me a lot of ideas, too...