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|  I used 2-component polyester-based filler on the beak of my 3d-printed duck fursuit head base - it worked fine. I did not sand it totally smooth - I like the surface as it is right now. I used a plastic primer and acrylic spray paint - protected the paint with matt clearcoat. | |
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| I asked on FA, Twitter, Telegram,... on which of these fursuit head base 3d-models I should work next.  Here are the results: Sergal 2 Capybara 4 Wolf 3 Lion 1 | |
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| ( New 3d-printed fursuit heads...Collapse )Someone asked last week if I want to make a 3d-model for a Sergal head base. I have worked on one, years ago - I lost interest in the model - placing the eyes far to the sides does not give it good vision. Also, the length of the muzzle would make it front heavy. Not sure whether I want to finish it.  ( More pictures...Collapse ) | |
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| I smoothed the beak a bit and prepared the 3d-model for printing.  | |
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