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Learn how to build a fursuit head in this video series. this episode covers the construction of an elastic moving jaw with a foam fursuit head base. I see so many of these, it feels like everyone else is also making their first suit heads and doing so well!! it’s intimidating trying for it haha. this is my first head and first time working with foam, did a bucket base on 1 2 inch foam and working from there still some build up to go, but i wanted to share progress so far, and in case. Also, the use of a bucket head base with foam that is too thick, or having the sculpted face abruptly end and not transition smoothly into the top of the bucket head base, so it just looks like there’s a big weird bump at the top of the head. personally, i prefer to build straight into a balaclava with no base, but any base can work if you. Sort by: search comments. kyubeyt. • 20 hr. ago. i think you should use foam for this, its going to be more lightweight and is basically a sphere, which you can use a beachball base for. you're gonna want to have black mesh in the mouth to see out of, probably something like a thin stretched out lycra. 4.
Also, the use of a bucket head base with foam that is too thick, or having the sculpted face abruptly end and not transition smoothly into the top of the bucket head base, so it just looks like there’s a big weird bump at the top of the head. personally, i prefer to build straight into a balaclava with no base, but any base can work if you. Sort by: search comments. kyubeyt. • 20 hr. ago. i think you should use foam for this, its going to be more lightweight and is basically a sphere, which you can use a beachball base for. you're gonna want to have black mesh in the mouth to see out of, probably something like a thin stretched out lycra. 4. 1 square yard of 1″ thick high density upholstery foam. high density upholstery foam (select 0.5″ x 24″ x 72″) hot glue gun (high or dual temp) and lots of hot glue sticks (~25 50) hot glue gun. 1 square yard of high quality faux fur (more may be required if you have multiple colors) – many people have gone with ‘shannon fabrics. Glue this to the face of your fursuit head where the snout would go. look at the shape of your animal’s muzzle and begin layering foam over and underneath this snout to create an actual muzzle and a nose. begin to layer foam on either side of the muzzle to create cheeks to finish the foam base of your fursuit head.
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