Happy easter from my fox puppet.
Foxy beach vacation
I made the fox hand-puppet for the Eurofurence 18 Pawpet-Show. The mouth is played with the puppeteers hand. Eyelids and ears are moveable and can be controlled via bowden cables.
The head is made with foam and plastic-mesh. Teeth and nose are hand-sculpted with plaast (a polycaprolactone - biodegradable polyester with a low melting point of around 63°C). The body is made of foam and hollow.
The puppets can be played thru the back of the neck or the body. The arms and legs are build with flexible joints. The hands have a bendable steel wire in them.They are connected to aluminium rods.
I made the fox hand-puppet for the Eurofurence 18 Pawpet-show. The mouth is played with the puppeteers hand. Eyelids and ears are moveable and can be controlled via bowden cables.
The head is made with foam and plastic-mesh. Teeth and nose are hand-sculpted with plaast (a polycaprolactone - biodegradable polyester with a low melting point of around 63°C).
The eyes have LEDs in them that, but we did not need those for the show - so I did not install the batteries and switches. The bodys are made of foam and hollow.
The puppets can be played thru the back of the neck or the body. The arms and legs are build with flexible joints. The hands have a bendable steel wire in them.They are connected to aluminium rods. There is a metal disc attached to one finger in each hand that can be used to attach props with magnets.
The head is made with foam and plastic-mesh. Teeth and nose are hand-sculpted with plaast (a polycaprolactone - biodegradable polyester with a low melting point of around 63°C).
The eyes have LEDs in them that, but we did not need those for the show - so I did not install the batteries and switches. The bodys are made of foam and hollow.
The puppets can be played thru the back of the neck or the body. The arms and legs are build with flexible joints. The hands have a bendable steel wire in them.They are connected to aluminium rods. There is a metal disc attached to one finger in each hand that can be used to attach props with magnets.
