Nose added:

The version on the right is the same model sized to fit my head - a base for a costume.

That does it, I need a 3D printer.  Granted...need to learn how to model things first.

whoa, that looks very cool. it does indeed make me want to buy a 3D printer

This is fantastic, Tioh. Excellent model! Thank you for making it available to everyone.

The first print of new model I made:

There was a small error in the lower jaw - I fixed that after the print was finished.

The inside of the mouth is made of felt and Wonderflex.

Nice work Tioh! What 3D program do you use to make the model?

Shunaka

Nice work Tioh! What 3D program do you use to make the model?

Shunaka

These were made with an old version of Lightwave Modeler - it did the job, but there are better programs for modeling organic looking structures. I think I'll switch to Sculptris (http://pixologic.com/sculptris/).

This the second 3d-print of my wolf puppet head. The first print was a little bit to small. Sculpted in Lightwave Modeler  and printed in PLA on a Makerbot 1 dual in about 8 hours. The parts were glued together with Plaast and MagicPlastic. The inside of the mouth and the ears are made of felt and wonderflex. The eyes are ping pong balls.

I sanded the eyelids, because I want to paint them.

Is there something on the nose, like paint or something? Or is that just reflection off the camera?