Adding that ive since updated my technique a bit. I now skip the fabriTac step, and I dont use rubber paint for sealing the foam clay. I seal with rigid Creature Cast neoprene, which waterproofs and adds strength. Ive also switched to 3d printed hinges as they move better and I find them very strong.

I would love to see a full tutorial on how you make these it's very interesting.

I've been out of the costuming hobby for a while but I'm so glad I came across this. I LOVE seeing people find and experiment with new materials! The potential of the materials you use is exciting :)

This is how furtec would make many of their heads! Lance is a huge fosshape fan.

This is really cool! I love seeing non-traditional head bases. I might try this for my head one day.

This is brilliant, completely unlike any construction method I've seen so far, thank you so much for sharing!!! If you're ever considering making more tutorials, would love to see one for the steaming method you mentioned for smoothing fur

Wow, this is a great way to make suits! I've seen paper mache clay used, and I thought that was uncommon, but this is so unique! I might use this to make my Khajit cosplay!

I’ve been meaning to try fosshape for years, it’s great to see someone using it!

I'm new to the fandom and considering making a fursuit in the future, but I have anhidrosis and overheat easily, so I've been looking for work-arounds. This definitely seems much safer than upholstery foam! Thanks for sharing, what a neat material. How does it compare in price to foam? How do you mold it into shape, do you use a foam/resin base?

I really like these, will you ever be making an updated tutorial? It’s a wonderful technique!

this is a very interesting method, id love to see more on it :0 also your shapes are so nice^^

nice to see something different! neat video!

You have opened a whole new way of making fursuits for me, thank you.

That's a great technique.

This is so coo! Never seen anything like this

Holy moly this is blowing my mind -- you are so talented!!!

Thanks for the tutorial xx

Oh its like how felt cowboy hats are made! Cool!

this is super cool! i would like to see how you fur them :)

that's so cool, i know that epoxy is heavy, you use it so smartly

How would you make the pattern for this? I would love to try to make something like this out of EVA foam.

Have you considered selling the bases by themselves before? I have never seen something like that before, and would love to buy one from you😊

This is a very cool thechnique! :D Ive been wondering how to make fursuits more breathable, as i overheat super quickly and just can imagine wearing a suit in summer. This helps a lot! ^w^ I wonder how you would go about cleaning it? Since hot steam is used to shape the fosshape, im wondering if luke-warm water (Plus stuff like dishwashing liquid and softener) could destroy the shaping and make it all mushy. Should only a mix of scenter water-desinfectand mix be used for it?

You said you made your hinges out of the same materials?

Would you recommend this technique for a beginners, or would be better having some experience with the material first?

How do you make the base itself? Do you put the fosshape on a mold of sorts and then heat treat it?

May I ask if you ever tried 3d printed heads and what is your idea or take on it? I find they're fairly easy to work with and light weight but this is much lighter for obvious reasons.

How you you prevent the wire from snapping or being a poking hazard? Is that what the clay is for?

could you wash the bases without them deforming? I've been trying to make heads that are laundry friendly and I very much dislike the idea of a thick foam base soaking up a ton of water possibly leaving you with mold if it doesn't dry out completely

4:30 What kind of hinge buttons are those?

Simba is that u